Let Me In continues to creep us out with its marketing campaign thanks to the newest batch of photos released via the viral site HelpMe.net. In order to see the four new photos you had to answer four riddles, each of which bring you closer to the terrifying story that’s covered in the film. If you don’t have the time to do the Q&A on the site, we’ve got the images for you right here. Check them out…
Karyn Kusama’s last film was a bit underwhelming and it had nothing to do with Megan Fox being its headliner. The movie was Jennifer’s Body and it came in with a silent whisper and left with a painful sigh when it debuted in theaters last year. Now the director is trying to right that wrong with The Rut (interesting title) and she wants Kick-Ass star Chloe Moretz to help her.
Oh, damn it’s about to get bloody in here. The official red band trailer for Matt Reeves upcoming film Let Me In has been released. We gave you a first look analysis of the trailer when it was revealed at this year’s Comic-Con and now you can see it for your self. The similarities between the American and Swedish versions are eerie but don’t take our word for it. Watch the trailer…
Not long after they debuted the first footage from director Matt Reeves‘ American remake Let Me In, which is adapted from the acclaimed Swedish novel and film, Let the Right One In, we had a chance to sit down with two of the film’s stars Chloe Moretz and Richard Jenkins. Simon Oakes, one of the movie’s producer’s and the head of Hammer Films spoke to us earlier about why they remade the movie, but the actors talked more about the noticeable differences in their characters in the remake and their experience working on set.
Check it out below…
One of the most anticipated and feared films of 2010 is Matt Reeves’ English adaptation of Let Me In. It’s the remake of the Swedish film Let the Right One in, which was a huge critical success. The new version stars Kick-Ass‘ Chloe Moretz, The Road’s Kodi Smitt-McPhee, and Oscar nominee Richard Jenkins. Check out the first international trailer for Let Me In…
As I said right after seeing this film at ShoWest, this film does what it says it will, it kick’s ass. There are some things that I could pick at if I really wanted to but overall it’s a darkly comedic film about fake superheros fighting crime and it’s some of the most fun I’ve had in theaters all year. The tone, the dialogue and the comedic-violence are brilliantly well executed…I was sold as soon as I saw the adorable Chloe Moretz call a group of mobsters “cunts” and stab the living shit out of them…
Around this time last year Matthew Vaughn’s adaptation of Kick-Ass was considered the little engine that could. No studio wanted to buy it because they thought the content was too graphic. They weren’t just afraid of violence and gore because that’s been done to death (literally), they were worried about the dialogue given to the youngest member of the cast, Chloe Moretz. In the film she plays the knife throwing, gun toting superhero Hit Girl who drops plenty of F-bombs in between her kicks and punches.
Vaughn pretty much self-financed Kick-Ass and took it to Comic-Con 2009 to give regular people the opportunity to decide whether or not they could handle Hit Girl and her foul mouth. After it was screened not only did the audience laugh and cheer but they gave the director and the cast a standing ovation. Do you think the general population will be as understanding? Do you think it’s OK for a 10 year old to curse like a sailor even if it’s just for a movie?
Vote in our poll and let us know what you think…
Tonight is the night that Hollywood’s elite comes out to watch a bunch of kids curse and kill criminals. We’re talking about the West Coast premiere of Matthew Vaughn’s new film Kick-Ass that opens nationwide this Friday on April 16th. Below you can watch the movie’s cast including Aaron Johnson, Chloe Moretz, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Mark Strong, and Nicholas Cage walk the red carpet, take a couple of pictures, and wave to their fans. Check it all out live on Ustream…
Young pre-pubescent actresses beware: Chloe Moretz is on the move. The actress who’s known for her witty, sarcastic, and sometimes R-rated dialogue in films like 500 Days of Summer and the upcoming comic flick Kick-Ass will finally take on a children’s film with Martin Scorsese’s The Invention of Hugo Cabret. She along with Asa Butterfield have been cast as the leads in the production that will mark the Oscar winning director’s entry into G-rated dramas.
