Daniel Radcliffe‘s latest film, The Woman In Black, has a new trailer.

The Victorian-era suspenseful film is the 22 year-old’s first film post-Harry Potter.

Radcliffe plays a young lawyer who has to head to a remote area of the UK to sort through the papers of a client who died. He finds a village terrorized by an angry and vengeful ghost of woman scorned.

Check out the new trailer below. (Read the article)

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Julia Roberts looked happy but a bit subdued at the U.S. premiere of Fireflies In The Garden.  She wore a simple black dress with a ruffled skirt, and a tuxedo-style blazer to the event.  A fairly fitting look to premiere a serious film about a family struggling with loss and learning how to reconcile with each other.

Never heard of this movie?  You’re not the only one.  The film was originally premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival in 2008, but was just released domestically this week.

Catch the film’s trailer, and more photos of Julia, after the jump.

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Gather together all the costumed heroes you can find and put them in one movie – that’s The Avengers.

Robert Downey Jr and Chris Evan have a bit of a snark-off, Samuel L. Jackson is a badass, Chris Hemsworth, Jeremy Renner and Mark Ruffalo are damn sexy and Scarlett Johansson looks flawless – yep, that’s about right.

The trailer has too many characters to focus on (even ditching some and quieting Renner completely) and tries to give us a preview of the action in too short of a time to really allow the viewer any true sense of the movie’s tone.

It’s simply too short for a movie that has so many interesting and wonderful actors and plot lines.

It’s still early – the release date is May 4, 2012 – and the director is Joss Whedon so I will give it a chance.

So much star power (cool) and so much of it seen before (not so cool).

What do you think? Is this trailer kinda disappointing? Or all sorts of awesome?

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Michelle Williams is taking on the screen legend and icon Marilyn Monroe (see her Monroe inspired October cover and photo spread for Vogue here) for the biopic My Week with Marilyn.

The story takes place during the filming of The Prince and the Showgirl, which Monroe and Sir Lawrence Olivier (played by Kenneth Branagh) filmed in the summer of 1956 in England.

Monroe, who was just married to playwright Arthur Miller (Dougray Scott) at the time, was accompanied by production assistant Colin Clark (Eddie Redmayne) who went on to write about the experience – with one week missing.

That stretch of time is the film’s core – when the 23 year-old was enraptured with the Hollywood star and pulled into her life.

Dominic Cooper, Dame Judi Dench, Julia Ormond and Emma Watson costar.

For any actress to play a larger-than-life persona like Monroe, the task can be daunting and intimidating so will she pull it off? Check out the trailer and see what you think.

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The holiday spirit is here with Sony and Aardman Animation‘s upcoming kid-friendly fare Arthur Christmas.

The makers of Wallace & Gromit and Chicken Run give us the vocal talents of Hugh Laurie, James McAvoy, Imelda Staunton, Bill Nighy and Jim Broadbent in Christmas form!

The story of Arthur, (McAvoy) Santa’s son, who must find a way (go old school with reindeer and a sleigh) to deliver presents to the one little girl that Santa accidentally missed.

Arthur Christmas will bow on November 23rd.

Check out the trailers below.  (Read the article)

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The trailer for Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close hit today.

It’s from the 2005 best selling novel by Johnathan Safran Foer; the story of a young boy who loses his father in the terrorist attacks of 9/11 and his citywide search for the lock that fits a key his dad had.

Newcomer Thomas Horn (a Teen Jeopardy! winner) is Oskar, the onscreen son of Sandra Bullock and Tom Hanks, who works his way through his grief meeting others shell-shocked by tragedy as he tries to discover what that key held.

Costarring Viola Davis, John Goodman, Max von Sydow and Jeffrey Wright, the Stephen Daldry (Billy Elliott, The Hours, The Reader) directed film opens on Christmas Day then goes into wide release on January 20th.

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Here’s the first trailer for the upcoming movie One for the Money starring Katherine Heigl.

Seems like the Jersey accent comes and goes for Heigl in the trailer, doesn’t seem natural. It’s hard to tell what this movie is supposed to be selling, straight comedy or action comedy. It doesn’t exactly look like comedy gold in any case, but it might be worth a few laughs. Seems like they are definitely trying to reach out to a wide audience, but I’m not sure it’s working. What do you think?

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Here’s the trailer for the upcoming movie Man on a Ledge starring Sam Worthington.

As much as this movie looks like it could be pretty entertaining and good, I feel like I’ve seen it already. This trailer gives way too much of the story away. Isn’t there some way they could have refrained from showing him jump off the ledge? Hopefully there is more to it, maybe a twist of some kind. Will you see it?

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Here’s the first trailer for the upcoming comedy The Rum Diary starring Johnny Depp.

This movie really looks funny, the trailer has some great laughs. Hopefully it didn’t show all the funniest scenes already. Depp is great at comedy, I do wonder how much of a serious tone this movie may strike, or if it’s pure insanity. The Rum Diary is in theaters on October 28th; nice to see it won’t just be horror films that weekend.

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A new trailer has hit for the highly anticipated US big screen adaptation of Steig Larsson‘s novel The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.

Running at just under 4 minutes, this trailer is moodier and a much slower pace than the teaser trailer which was set to a Led Zepplin cover and was quick flashes of scenery.

This time, we get to meet Daniel Craig‘s Mikael Blomkvist, Rooney Mara‘s Lisbeth Salander and Christopher Plummer‘s Henrik Vanger and get more feel for the vibe of the movie.

David Fincher‘s (The Social Network) take on the disgraced journalist delving into the mysterious disappearance of a girl from a wealthy and powerful family, who turns to the brilliant but outsider young woman everyone is wary of opens December 21st.

Check out the trailer below. (Read the article)

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