We have the lucky winners of the Doubt DVD giveaway! We asked you to confess a sin you have recently committed and which one of the 10 commandments you have broken doing so. Will crime finally pay off?
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Hey, ScreenCravers, it’s time to confess and be rewarded for your sins! We have 3 copies of DOUBT on DVD to giveaway! This 5 time Academy Award nominated film is one you definitely want to get your hands on!
I mean, all I should have to say is that we’re giving away a film in which Philip Seymour Hoffman plays a dirty priest, Meryl Streep plays a crazed (Oscar nominated and SAG winning) nun, and Amy Adams is caught inbetween.
All you have to do to win is…
Written and directed by John Patrick Shanley, Doubt, adapted for the screen, stars Oscar winners Philip Seymour Hoffman and Meryl Streep, and is supported by Oscar nominee, Amy Adams. Set in the early 1960’s at a Catholic elementary school in the Bronx, Father Flynn (Hoffman), a charismatic priest, is attempting to modernize the school’s Catholic customs – strictly enforced by the rigid Sister Aloysius (Streep). Struggling to fit in as the school’s first black student, Donald Miller, takes a particular liking to Father Flynn – a liking that is certainly reciprocated. Suspicious, and confident in her certainty regarding the true whereabouts of their relationship, Sister Aloysius embarks on a relentless mission to eliminate Fr. Flynn, and restore order in her community. Continue Reading
You’ve got Doubt, The Reader, and Gran Torino. Talk about pulling out the big guns. You’ve got some of the top actors of all time, all giving amazing performances in well known, books, plays, etc. Then there is, Wendy and Lucy, it looks a tad slow, but everyone who has seen it says it’s amazing. I know you’ll all be at an IMAX seeing The Day the Earth Stood Still, but make it a double. Something to feed the eyes and your brain.
Here are this weeks movie releases:
Trailers below…
Looks like the most popular films this year for the The Golden Globes are: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Doubt and Frost/Nixon. Each film nabbed five nominations including best actor, best feature, and more.
There were a few surprises:
Check out the full list below…
I know this is a little bit of old news, but I just LOVE this trailer. Out of all the films coming out this Winter, this is the one I just can’t wait for. Meryl Streep plays a malicious nun who accuses a priest played by Philip Seymour Hoffman of sexually assaulting a young boy. Doubt was on Broadway for some time and received amazing review. Having two great actors backed by great material, it makes the $12 a the cinema seem worth it! I just can’t wait to watch Streep and Hoffman face off in a onscreen dual.
Doubt is set for a December 12th release, check out the trailer now!
