Movie Marketing

The man with the creative juices that spilt all over The Nightmare Before Christmas is back to direct an original work of Neil Gaiman’s — a real geekgasm if ever there was one. And while you sit and ponder whether or not you thought Tim Burton directed Nightmare, as that is what you’ve always thought, please enjoy these brilliant behind the scenes featurettes.

Step inside The Curious Production of Benjamin Button, with insights from the producers, actors, and writer of the Holiday Oscar contender.

Universal Studios has unleashed posters for two of their 2009 tentpoles, the Will Ferrell led adaptation of Land of the Lost and the fourquel known as Fast and Furious.

Sure, it may be suspending our disbelief (among other things), but the second theatrical poster for Paul McGuigan’s Push is pretty wicked, is it not? It features Chris Evans’ character Nick using his power to move objects with his mind.

Recent marketing materials — both official and otherwise — from two of Paramount Pictures’ highest profile 2009 movies tell us one thing: they are really into the whole black and white poster aesthetic.

The folks at Paramount Digital Entertainment were kind enough to send us over some information on a little iPhone/iPod Touch game they knew we would just love. Or at least, they much know how much I love my iPhone — so it was a guaranteed coverage sort of situation.

The new international poster for David Goyer’s upcoming ghost movie, The Unborn, has just been released at Empire Online, and it’s a stunner. By “it” I’m referring strictly and solely to star Odette Yustman’s ass.

The new Japanese trailer for the eagerly awaited Dragonball movie has arrived, and it looks amazing… had it come out in the mid to late nineties.

Sandra Bullock’s new movie, The Proposal, pairs her with buff funnyman Ryan Reynolds. She plays a bitchy boss, and he plays her abused assistant.

When it comes to movies with the words ‘lesbian’ or ‘vampire’ in the title we can never say with certainty that it will be good, but we can say that we’re very interested.

Today we’ve stumbled upon the trailer for Chandi Chwok to China, and while it’s still a very colorful and goofy musical that appears to rip off Stephen Chow, it also looks to be pretty damn entertaining.

Jim Carrey’s Yes Man is due in theaters on December 19th, and it looks to be a return to his successful Liar Liar brand of comedy. Carrey’s next film however, I Love You Phillip Morris, is a different animal all together

As I stated in my review, if it is blood you want then Punisher: War Zone is where you’ll get it. And in this new TV spot, the violence comes spilling out onto your keyboard.

As the fine SciFi loving folks over at io9 pointed out this afternoon, it would appear that every apocalypse needs a good scary globe poster.

Why is it that the Terminator Salvation footage that has leaked its way onto the internet this afternoon invokes visions of Michael Bay’s Transformers?

The trailer for Robert Pattinson’s first post-Twilight film has just been released, and it’s… right here.

Do I need to define the term ‘donkey punch’ for you? If so, you’re out of luck. It’s our place to entertain and enlighten, not educate.

The folks at IFC have finally unveiled the domestic trailer for Steven Soderbergh’s grueling epic Che, which will be released in two parts starting January 9, 2009.

To get us started in this month of yearly recap, Yahoo has released their list of the ten most popular movie trailers based on the number of views each trailer received. But which was the best, really?

Lionsgate has provided for us a small gallery of images from Punisher: War Zone. Witness the gruesome nature of Jigsaw, Frank Castle’s killer instinct, Julie Benz’s hotness, and Newman!

“I’m going to tear your goddamn head off.” That is how the several minute clip ended at Comic-Con. And with a trailer for X-Men Origins: Wolverine on the way, it is once again time to get excited.

Tony Gilroy, the writer/director behind last year’s excellent Michael Clayton, has a new movie due next year… and it looks pretty damn solid.

Six new production photos. Two new one sheets. One new international trailer. Paramount is hitting us hard with new Benjamin Button promo stuff.

The folks behind McG’s Terminator Salvation have released a brand new flash-driven poster for the film that shows the progression of Los Angeles over the course of a few years in the future.

The folks over at Ain’t It Cool News have scored a pretty nifty exclusive this afternoon, uncovering a second, slightly extended version of the Star Trek trailer. What’s different? NIMOY!

I love threats, I receive them all the time from all of you. I also love them when they are included in movie posters — especially when they are for movies that look pretty badass. Take for example, Liam Neeson in Taken.

Remember that first Ice Age movie that was so cool? Remember that second one that was so crappy? They’re making a third! And here’s a trailer!

Sure, I’ve enjoyed Josh Flitter’s comedic presence in the past — he was alright in License to Wed and Nancy Drew. But this new film, Ace Ventura Jr., looks beyond terrible.

We know that you kids love high-res, vibrant images from the season’s epic flicks, so you’ll understand why we jumped on the opportunity to throw these 15 images from Baz Luhrmann’s Australia out there.

Thomas Jane deserves more respect. Allow us to present the first trailer from his upcoming movie Give ‘Em Hell Malone as further evidence of this fact.