Tuesday, March 8, 2011 10:58AM - By Andrew Payne
Literally something for all tastes on DVD this week as we’re getting a new thriller (The Next Three Days), rom-com (Morning Glory), indie comedy (Four Lions) and this year’s Best Documentary Feature winner (Inside Job). Hard to argue with that selection it fits all moods. And if you’re a horror fan, you even have this year’s buzziest TV series, The Walking Dead, unleashing its zombie-filled first season on DVD.
Oh. Yeah. There’s also this little movie called Jackass 3 coming to DVD today as well. I’m not sure what exactly to call that fanbase, but I imagine they’ll be enjoying the film at home with about a crate of Mountain Dew.
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Thursday, November 18, 2010 5:30PM - By Krystal Clark
Oscar winning screenwriter and director Paul Haggis returns to theaters this weekend with his latest film, The Next Three Days. It stars Russell Crowe as a desperate man who’s willing to do whatever it takes to reunite his wife with their family, the only problem is — she’s in prison. From that premise alone you can imagine all the craziness that will ensue. Is The Next Three Days a worthy follow up to Haggis’ previous works? Find out in our review…
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Thursday, September 2, 2010 2:35PM - By Krystal Clark
Russell Crowe’s latest film The Next Three Days is a drama and thriller rolled into one. It has everything needed to keep you on the edge of your seat including an Oscar winning star and an acclaimed director in Paul Haggis. Over at The Hit List, they’ve unveiled the first poster for the film that reveals part of the main character’s grand scheme. Check it out…
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Friday, August 13, 2010 5:50PM - By Krystal Clark
Are you ready to see Russell Crowe bust a cap in someone’s ass? It’s been a long time since we seen that revenge seeking version of the actor on the big screen (Robin Hood just didn’t cut it). Luckily for us, the theatrical trailer for his new film The Next Three Days has been released on Yahoo and we get to see a bit of the old Russell. Check out the trailer below…
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Monday, October 5, 2009 9:49AM - By Krystal Clark
Liam Neeson makes every movie better in my eyes. According to THR, the Irish actor has been cast in the Paul Haggis drama The Next Three Days. He’ll being joining the film that already features a few dramatic heavy weights such as Russell Crowe and Brian Dennehy. Neeson has been a busy bee these past few months, by working on such films as Clash of the Titans and The A-Team.
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Tuesday, September 29, 2009 8:50AM - By Krystal Clark
Tron Legacy co-star Olivia Wilde has booked a new gig, and it’s with award winning director Paul Haggis. According to THR, Wilde has signed on to star in the upcoming thriller, The Next Three Days. The film is headlined by Russell Crowe and Elizabeth Banks, with Brian Dennehy, Ty Simpkins, and the RZA in supporting roles.
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Thursday, September 24, 2009 12:52PM - By craigsternberg
The Paul Haggis directed thriller The Next Three Days just got three big additions to its cast. Tony award winner Brian Dennehy, eight year-old Ty Simpkins and recording artist the RZA are in negotiations to co-star in the already star studded cast led by Russell Crowe and Elizabeth Banks. The film is a remake of the French thriller Pour Elle and is scheduled to start shooting in Pittsburgh next week.
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Monday, August 24, 2009 7:00PM - By Krystal Clark
Elizabeth Banks is an actress who can easily transition from comedy to drama. Banks is known for her work opposite Steve Carell and Seth Rogen, but now she’ll be teaming up with Oscar winner Paul Haggis. According to THR, the actress is in final negotiations to star in the writer-director’s upcoming project The Next Three Days. More on Banks and Haggis below.
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Thursday, July 30, 2009 8:45AM - By Krystal Clark
Are we in for another seriously dramatic Russell Crowe film? According to THR, the actor’s next project The Next Three Days may have all the makings of an epic drama. Crowe is in final negotiations to star in the film, which will be directed by writer-director Paul Haggis. The two Oscar winners will team up for the feature that will be produced and distributed by Lionsgate, the same company that backed Haggis’ 2004 effort Crash.
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