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Red Band trailer for I Melt With You (2011) starring Jeremy Piven, Rob Lowe, Thomas Jane and Christian McKay

Source: FirstShowing.net Synopsis: When four 40-something college friends meet up for their annual reunion, things start to spiral out of control. Thomas Jane AND Jeremy Piven? This film didn't exactly get the most positive feedback at Sundance, but that doesn't mean it's gonna be bad. Critics critique, they're there as a source of opinion, some people will read and heed, others will read and judge for themselves. Much like Movieville. Anyway, check out this nicely cut trailer for Mark Pellington's I Melt With You. This is scheduled to be released later this year via On Demand and theatre release.

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More Dark Knight Rises stuff: Photos/Videos of Bane/Batman fight scene - *SPOILERS*

          Courtesy of SlashFilm, here's some sweet fight scenes shot in Pittsburgh, the same place as where the stuff at the Heinz field was shot. It's a little difficult trying to follow what's happening at times, but it's still a cool look at the film so far. Here's one video:   And another:   And here are some sweet imageries:   What do you think of the look of the film so far? Discuss below! The Dark Knight Rises hits cinemas July 2012.

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New image of Anne Hathaway as Catwoman in The Dark Knight Rises (2012)

                        Sweet! All this news goodness just makes me happy. Here's the hotness that is Anne Hathaway in The Dark Knight Rises, as Catwoman. Now, it's a little unconventional, with the removal of the traditional Cat-style helmet/mask. But as Empire said it best: "In Nolan We Trust".             Thoughts? The Dark Knight Rises lands in cinemas July 2012. Next summer is looking to be the biggest summer of Blockbusters.  

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MORE images of Thomas Hardy as Bane from The Dark Knight Rises!

                  Martyn literally just posted some images of Tom Hardy as Bane, just before me. I got some higher res ones here, with a little more of Mr. Hardy. Kazed.

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Kazed reviews: Black Swan (2011)

Synopsis: A thriller that zeros in on the relationship between a veteran ballet dancer and a rival. It's an amazing time in a young woman's life when she transforms into a Swan. All of her beauty is multiplied by 6 billion and transferred to her feathers n shit. Director of such films as The Wrestler and The Fountain, comes an interesting take on Swan Lake. What stood out the most in this film were the incredible performances by Natalie Portman (Nina Sayers) and Mila Kunis (Lily something- It's not really clear what her full name is in the film). The contrast between the two characters in the film was ever so fitting to the story, and it worked so well that I didn't care much about the story or the film at all. That's a lie. The entire film was a brain intercourse, and it was like watching an episode of Lost; every 15 minutes or so was me trying to figure out what just happened. After getting up to speed with the story, I slowly began to realise how badass the film is. The film was a little slow from the outset, but about 20 minutes into the film, business picked up. there was more going on, the hallucinations began which made it that little bit more intense. As Nina's 'visions' started to become more intense, so did the pacing of the film, which made for incredible watching. It was so freakin amazing, the film was as gorgeous as The Wrestler and as exciting, if not better. Like I mentioned before, the performance were most definitely the highlight of the film, other than Kunis and Portman, Vincent Cassel (playing Thomas Leroy) and Winona Ryder (Beth MacIntyre) were simply incredible in their respective roles, and added that extra bit of class to the already brilliant film that was Black Swan. 8/10 Kazed