opening in the U.K. June 19: ‘Year One,’ ‘Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen,’ ‘Miss March,’ ‘Away We Go,’ ‘Moon,’ moreYear One: Oh god, there’s gonna be a sequel, isn’t there? Year Two? For the love of Brian, someone make it stop... Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: By the time I see this come Monday afternoon, its debut-weekend fate in the U.K. will already be known. Weird. [trailer] Miss March: Man, we are just dumping all our crap from the spring on our British friends. Please don’t hate us. Away We Go: Away John Krasinsky and Maya Rudolph go to England. No, not really. [trailer] Moon: Sam Rockwell’s feet don’t hardly touch the ground, walkin’ on, walkin’ on the moon... [trailer] Telstar: British 60s-nostalgia drama about a music producer. Kevin Spacey is in this (not as the producer) -- looks like he’s making the most of his transfer to England. [official site] The Disappeared: How cool must a horror flick directed by a guy named Johnny Kevorkian be? Harry Potter alert: costars Tom Felton, aka Draco Malfoy. [official site] Gigantic: American indie starring Paul Dano and Zooey Deschanel as -- I’m guessing here -- quirky people doing offbeat things to an alt-rock soundtrack. [official site] Katyn: Drama about a Soviet massacre in Poland in 1940. Don’t mention the war! [IMDB] support
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Disappeared Gigantic Harry Potter John Krasinsky Johnny Kevorkian Katyn Kevin Spacey Maya Rudolph Miss March Moon Paul Dano Sam Rockwell Telstar Tom Felton Transformers Revenge of the Fallen Year One Zooey Deschanel related· North American box office: ‘Fast & Furious’ breaks records, 2nd seal of the apocalypse · opening in the U.S. and Canada June 5: ‘Land of the Lost,’ ‘Hangover,’ ‘My Life in Ruins,’ ‘Away We Go,’ more · Bridesmaids (review) · Miss March (review) · my week at the movies: ‘Severed Ways: The Norse Discovery of America,’ ‘Alien Trespass,’ ‘Miss March,’ ‘The Last House on the Left’ (and ‘Race to Witch Mountain’ too) · trailer break: ‘Miss March’ red-band trailer · Cowboys & Aliens (review) · trailer break: ‘The Extra Man’ · Knight and Day (review) · Where the Wild Things Are (review) bloggyprevious post: watch it: “Two Cats on a Treadmill” next post: not all women see themselves in romantic comedies... |
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posted by Der Bruno Stroszek (Sat Jun 20 09, 5:34AM)
Are you sure about this, MaryAnn? I'm looking through yesterday's Guardian and the films reviewed are Katyn, Transformers 2, Gigantic, Beyond the Fire, Telstar, The Disappeared and a rerelease of North by Northwest. No mention of Year One, Moon, Away We Go or Miss March.