Rebekah Brooks’ Text To David Cameron: “professionally, We’re In This Together!”

Considering how slowly he produces his feature films, a new movie from Spike Jonze is always a special occasion and it looks like we're going to get one this year as his enigmatic movie Her has now been given a limited release in New York, Los Angeles and Toronto on November 20 through Warner Bros. Pictures. Also CBS Films have finally dated the long-delayed remake of Gambit , starring Colin Firth and Cameron Diaz, which was adapted by Joel and Ethan Coen, and that will be released on October 11.

Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. Next week we here at AICN will be hosting a screening of THE KINGS OF SUMMER with director Jordan Vogt-Roberts on hand to talk about the flick afterwards. You may remember hearing about how awesome this movie was out of Sundance and I can confirm that it is indeed super awesome. While the focus of the film is on the three young leads as they escape from their oppresive families and build a house out in the woods, Vogt-Roberts populates the supporting characters with amazing comedic talent, like Nick Offerman and his real life wife Megan Mullally, Alison Brie, Mary Lynn Rajskub and Kumail Nanjiani. He strikes a real balance of heart and humor that has been sorely lacking since the glory days of John Hughes. So, here are the details: This free screening will be at the Alamo Ritz a week from tomorrow (Wednesday 5/29) at 7:30pm. If you want to go, send me an email here with the subject line I WANNA SEE THE DEMON'S COCK! (Check the below red band trailer out so you don't think I'm too much of a weirdo for that one. Be sure to include your name and the names of your guests so you'll be on the super spiffy awesome funtime list. I'll email all the winners directly.  I'll be slightly overbooking this screening, so if you're one of the chosen make sure you show up a little early to guarantee your seat. Hope to see a bunch of you there. Gonna be a fun one! Here's the red band trailer I mentioned above! -Eric Vespe”Quint” quint@aintitcool.com Follow Me On Twitter

The grand finale to the not always grand The Hangover trilogy is a sometimes sweet, occasionally dark affair that seems to aspire to more than being just another comedy sequel. Smartly avoiding the blackout gimmick of the previous two films, Part III frequently mashes up genres and tone while also providing enough of the R-rated humor that made the series such a success when it launched four years ago. After the disappointing second film in the franchise, this entry is something of a return to form for director Todd Phillips and his stars Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, and Zach Galifianakis. While there's no wedding (well, more or less) and no lost night this time around, The Hangover Part III is still essentially a twisty-turny story that sees the Wolfpack going from set piece to set piece, unlocking the many mysteries therein. Along the way, Phillips veers off into some action-movie and thriller tropes that help to keep this Hangover from redundancy. Continue reading…

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It’s one of the strangest scenes in “Star Trek Into Darkness”: With no explanation or motivation, USS Enterprise visitor Carol (Alice Eve) strips down to her blue underwear, whereupon James T. Kirk (Chris Pine) sneaks a peek.