Joseph Gordon-Levitt Reviews, Interviews & More
Towards the end of summer, audiences are given buckets of lackluster films. Most of us associate August with being showered with dull cinematic messes, while anticipating Oscar season. But every once in a while we're blessed with a fun-loving, stupidly over-the-top movie like Premium Rush. It may not be the greatest thing to hit theaters, but it fits the bill...
After years of honing their craft, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Dania Ramirez have come into their own in the film industry. Audiences are keeping their eyes on the actors, especially in David Koepp's latest cinematic adventure Premium Rush. The film stars Gordon-Levitt as bike messenger and thrill-seeker Wilee. He's...
Though we’ve seen a few leaked and unofficial photos of Daniel Day Lewis as our 16th president in Steven Spielberg’s upcoming biopic, Lincoln, today brings us the first official release of an image of Lewis as Abraham Lincoln. And, well, it’s uncanny.
Though there is a possibility there will be spin-offs, or direct sequels, Christopher Nolan has made no secret of the fact that he saw The Dark Knight Rises as his last Batman film. So much so that he's written a letter about his experience, and as a way to say goodbye.
The Dark Knight Rises is Christopher Nolan's conclusion to his Batman trilogy. In a franchise-minded film industry that's a bold choice as most films these days are left open for more. But Nolan swears he's done so we have to believe that he and most of his cast are hanging up their capes and cowls. But do they send Batman out on a good note, or a brown one?
All of Christopher Nolan's Batman movies have had one absolute thing in common – an all-star cast. These high-profile actors have some pretty impressive resumes. So, with The Dark Knight Rises hitting theaters tomorrow and Nolan's trilogy finally coming to a close, we decided to look through Batman & Co.'s body of works and pick out the best,...
Though we've only seen spy photographs, it looks like Steven Spielberg's Lincoln is about to heat up. We knew it was probably coming out this year, but it was unknown when. Now we know. November 9 is when the film will hit limited engagements (read: New York and Los Angeles), and then November 16 it goes wide.
Well, it finally happened—the long-awaited final entry into Christopher Nolan’s Batman franchise, The Dark Knight Rises, had its world premiere in New York City. And, in case you couldn’t be there—and you probably weren’t—we’ve got the full video of the event below.
We're all aware of Sony's remake of the popular science fiction movie Total Recall, but have you heard about the new sci-fi flick Looper? If you weren't paying attention to it before the San Diego Comic-Con, then you should now.
We’re officially a week away from the release of massively anticipated The Dark Knight Rises, Christopher Nolan’s final entry in his rebooted Batman trilogy. Now that we’re down to the wire, the stars of the film are showing up on talk shows, armed with patient smiles and lots of clips and scenes from the film. Yesterday, we gave you a peek at two full scenes from the film;...
Just how many trailers can one film have? A teaser? Sure. A full trailer? Of course. A second full trailer? Why not? A third full-length trailer? Well… OK. A fourth trailer? Apparently so, because that’s what dropped late Tuesday: a trailer that begins as an ad for the entire Christopher Nolan Batman trilogy, before jumping into two minutes of new The Dark...
Well, we’re less than two weeks away from the release of 2012’s most anticipated film: The Dark Knight Rises. And while we don’t have anything too spoilery to give away—Joseph Gordon-Levitt is Robin! Catwoman kills Alfred! It was all a dream of Commissioner Gordon’s! (I’m making these up, don’t panic)—we do have something pretty cool: the entire score for The...
It seems as if the marketing department behind The Dark Knight Rises has set its sights on total worldwide dominion as, four full-length trailers and about 15 teasers/ TV spots later, they’re still churning out new teasers, sneak peeks, and TV spots for the upcoming film—and each one contains a bevy of new footage. Today’s clip: a one-minute Hong Kong TV spot (in English),...
During last month’s 2012 MTV Movie Awards, Christopher Nolan, Christian Bale, Gary Oldman, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt appeared in order to debut new footage from the insanely anticipated The Dark Knight Rises. Unfortunately the footage was pulled offline almost as quickly as it appeared online—meaning that if you didn’t subject yourself to the horrors of...
Earlier this week, we had a look at the international trailer for Ryan Johnson’s time-traveling crime film, Looper, starring Joseph Gordon Levitt and Bruce Willis. The trailer was just the right balance of storyline preview without giving too much away. Of course, though, this being 2012, it wouldn’t be right for a film’s trailer to avoid giving...
One film we’re waiting on pins and needles for in 2012 is Rian Johnson’s (Brick) Looper—a twisted, time-traveling thriller starring Bruce Willis, Joseph Gordon Levitt, Jeff Daniels and Emily Blunt. The first trailer was an intriguing tease, the second, international trailer, though, gives you the entire premise (while not giving away...
As the countdown to the July 20 premiere of The Dark Knight Rises continues, the onslaught of semi-spoilery Dark Knight Rises TV spots marches onward. Continuing the trend of revealing more and more of the film via TV spots rather than trailers, the newest TV spot features all-new footage of “The Bat” (essentially, the Bat-Plane), Anne Hathway’s Selina Kyle/Catwoman,...
It would seem that, in terms of casting, Quentin Tarantino just can’t catch a break lately. His latest film, Django Unchained, has been beset with actor dropouts almost as soon as casting for the spaghetti western began—first, Kevin Costner was attached to star as the villainous Ace Woody before dropping out and being replaced by Kurt Russell, then Joseph Gordon-Levitt bailed...
We’re living in a strange era of the movie trailer—in an effort to boost hype and gain attention, ad companies and movie studios are coming up an increasingly bizarre series of attempts to make the movie trailer more interesting. Some are successful (like the backwards trailer for The House at the End of the Street); some are not (just about every “trailer for the trailer”...
We’re all for new forms of audience outreach and clever marketing here at ScreenCrave. We’re also highly anticipating Rian Johnson’s new film, Looper, in which a young man (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) is hired to be a “Looper” (an assassin who kills people sent from the future) and is tasked with murdering his 30-years-older self (Bruce...
