After the last film in the series of animated Dreamworks ‘Shrek’, many thought it would be the last time you knew the adventures of ogre and his fellow adventurers, but some time we’ve been hearing talk of a spin-off starring one of the most endearing characters in the series: Puss in Boots.

Antonio Banderas will give voice to Puss in Boots, while Salma Hayek will do the same with a new character, the companion of adventures of the Cat, Kitty. Also stand out among the rest of the cast names Billy Bob Thornton and Zach Galifianakis (‘The Hangover’, ‘Hangover 2′).

On the plot of the movie, just know it will focus on finding the mythical goose that lays the golden eggs by the Cat and company, much along the lines of  ’Shrek’ to modernize old tales and mythical objects. What can they do in Dreamworks with the goose that lays the golden eggs and Puss in Boots together? We will have to wait several months to know, but in the meantime, here I leave the trailer. Read the rest of this entry »»

Tags : Directed by Chris Miller, Dreamworks, golden eggs, Puss in Boots, series of animated, Shrek

Tom Cruise and Jeremy Renner are the protagonists of Mission: Impossible 4This new delivery is EXTRENA the month of December also marks the directorial debut of action of the studentPixar student Brad Bird.

The first film Mission: Impossible was directed by Brian De Palma , and really was an action movie with great special effects, really loved it.

John Woo’s Mission: Impossible II was less bright, but I think there is a film of action and fun in it, only John Woo was able to do.

JJ Abrams’ Mission: Impossible III is in the middle of the previous two, to my taste. It was solid work, with an amazing sequence. But there was behind the original De Palma.

Brad Bird, the new director has 3 films to his name in circulation, however, all are animated. The Iron Giant, Ratatouille and The Incredibles are each beautiful pieces of work, and is a bold move for him and for Paramount to make his debut with the sequel to Mission Impossible to a director inexperienced in the art (not unable). Read the rest of this entry »»

Tags : Jeremy Renner, Josh Holloway, Simon Pegg, Tom Cruise, Tom Cruise and Jeremy Renner, Tom Wilkinson

Hollywood decided to start out of the vault the 1980s, titles such as Karate Kid, The A-Team, and Fright Night are some of the movies that are being renovated, and Footloose is no exception.

The mythical Footloose will be renovated while retaining the essence, the new trailer for the new Footloose has been released, was directed by Craig Brewer (Hustle & Flow) and co-written by Dean Pitchford, both have been reworked to ensure the success of the new generation of films 80.

One thing Brewer and Pitchford have left unchanged the basic premise of the original 1998 film Footloose and musical stage adaptation: A big city boy has to deal with some major cultural shocks when moving to a small town in the south (in this case, dummy) – where dancing has been outlawed due to a terrible accident some years ago. Read the rest of this entry »»

Tags : Craig Brewer, Footloose, Hustle & Flow, Kenny Wormald, musical stage adaptation, mythical, mythical Footloose

The trailer Pixar’s “Brave”, gives us a quick glance at a different kind of a fairy tale of a princess – who has skills with a bow and arrow. With Cars 2 in Billboard theaters this work of Disney/Pixar recreates a fantasy adventure produced from the culture and traditions of old Scotland.

Brave and Bold is in the mystical Scottish highlands, where Merida is the princess of a kingdom ruled by King Fergus (Billy Connolly) and the Queen Elinor(Emma Thompson). A rebellious daughter and accomplished archer, Mérida one day challenge the sacred custom of the land and inadvertently brings chaos to the kingdom.

In an attempt to fix things, Merida for an eccentric crone (Julie Walters) and is granted wish gone wrong. Also thinking about the search for Merida – and serve as comic relief – is the kingdom of the three gentlemen, the great Lord MacGuffin (KevinMcKidd), the surly Mr. Macintosh (Craig Ferguson), and the nasty Lord Dingwall(Robbie Coltrane).

That is a vague description, of course, but if you need some clarification: the young protagonist inadvertently causes a problem, then you should set a quest to make things right.

In carrying out its mission, which also happens to learn about herself and correct the internal confusion. A long look at the title should at least give a clue about what is internal conflict and what kind of issues this film will explore. The premiere of Brave predicted for June 22, 2012. Read the rest of this entry »»

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Missing four weeks for the premiere of “Captain America: The First Avenger” and the last trailer for the film gives us a good deal of new material to pore over while we wait for the premiere.

In the trailer 1 (see below) we saw 2:31 of the basics of this film, Marvel and Paramount now also give us several new scenes, most of which seem aimed at viewers who may be less familiar with the history of comic book character.

The first minute is focused exclusively on Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) before they undergo the transformation to be a soldier, highlights their lack of physical stature, yet he chooses this program.

Then, the action kicks in, and among the thousands of explosions will get to see a bit of his famous shield layer and a vision of Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell) wielding a machine gun. “Captain America” premieres July 22. What about the new trailer? Read the rest of this entry »»

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Guillermo del Toro is the director of this remake of the famous horror film of the 70 counts as a child, her father and his new girlfriend Alex Kim move into a house inhabited by strange beings.

Guy Pearce embodies the father, and Katie Holmes’s performance as the bride, and Sally, she personified by Bailee Madison. “Do not be afraid of the dark” is the English title des this horror film that will premiere on August 26.

The director was inspired by National Geographic to give a royal touch to the strange creatures living in the house, creatures called “homunculi” Guillermo del Toro has relied on the Australian home Iloura was commissioned to give reality to these new beings. Read the rest of this entry »»

Tags : Alex Kim, Guy Pearce, horror film, Horror movie trailer, Katie Holmes's performance, National Geographic

The clock is running backward to the highly anticipated new installment of the famous saga Harry Potter “The Deathly Hallows Part 2″, followed by millions of fans, this new release is preceded by the 1, but brings new surprises as the British writer told of this worldwide success, JK Rowling.

We can see the trailer below, a preview of this fantastic story that delights young and old, Also do some pictures of the new delivery continuance to delight Potter maniacs:

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Tags : Harry Potter, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, JK Rowling, worldwide success