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Just because the final trailer for Guillermo Del Toro's PACIFIC RIM was released last week doesn't mean nothing new from the film will be seen until it hits theaters. Warner Bros. has put out a featurette on the epic looking sci-fi movie and the focus is on how the pilots operate the massive Jaegers. I don't think there's much new footage in the featurette (one or two shots tops) Read More

Redford swept away in shipwreck saga 'All is Lost' A man-versus-nature tale about a lone sailor adrift on the Indian Ocean, J.C. Chandor's movie has no dialogue, just a few lines of voiceover at the start. A second feature from "Margin Call" director Chandor, the movie is screening out of competition at Cannes, where both it and 76-year-old screen icon Redford got a warm reception Wednesday.

This summer is kind of light on R-rated comedies compared to previous years but at least there's THIS IS THE END coming out soon. The end of the world comedy has a plethora of stars that are all playing fictionalized versions of themselves, including leads Seth Rogen, James Franco, Jonah Hill, Jay Baruchel, Danny McBride and Craig Robinson. Several clips from the flim were previously released and two Read More

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Arrow Films has acquired all UK rights on Norwegian thriller Pioneer. It’s also sold to Benelux, Japan and Korea. Magnolia previously picked up the film for the U.S. Erik Skjoldbærg, whose Insomnia was remade by Christopher Nolan, directs the film which stars Aksel Hennie, Wes Bentley, Stephen Lang, Stephanie Sigman and Jonathan LaPaglia. The high-octane conspiracy thriller is inspired by 70s classics The Conversation, Three Days Of The Condor and Chinatown. It will be released in Scandinavia in September. TrustNordisk handles international sales. Mugshot Films has attached The Dead director Howard J. Ford to World War II action film The Tank. Shooting starts later this year on the Tom Boyle-scripted story of a Russian tank crew that’s relentlessly pursued by a mysterious German tank during the war. Due to scheduling conflicts with Ford’s The Dead sequel, he is no longer directing thriller Indelible, the co-production between Armory Films and Mugshot which he was tipped for last year. Stealth Media, which is handling international sales, says Mark Tonderai will now direct Indelible. Lionsgate has hit more than $250M in sales for its Cannes slate, beating last year’s record by 50%. Titles on offer included Hunger Games three- and four-quels Mockingjay 1 & 2 plus Step Up 5, Draft Day, The Last Witch Hunter, Venus In Fur, Reawakening and A Little Chaos, which Alan Rickman is directing. “Our strong performance at Cannes this year is attributable in part to the international framework we’ve set in place combining output deals around the world with self-distribution in key territories such as the UK and Latin America,” says co-chair Patrick Wachsberger. Lionsgate brought Hunger Games: Catching Fire stars Jennifer Lawrence, Liam Hemsworth and Sam Claflin, and director Francis Lawrence, to Cannes this week LA-based Dignity Film Finance has optioned the novel The God Of Driving: How I Overcame Fear And Put Myself In The Driver’s Seat (With The Help Of A Good And Mysterious Man). The book by Vanity Fair’s Amy Fine Collins was published by Simon & Schuster in 2011. Dignity is fully financing the feature adaptation which is written by Sue Kramer (Gray Matters). Jill Footlick is producer; exec producer is Marina Grasic. The project is casting and will shoot next spring with sales to start in Berlin.