Director Garry Marshall had a surprised hit with the star-studden Valentine’s Day, but audience’s weren’t as interested in the follow-up, New Year’s Eve. However, Marshall hasn’t given up, as now he’s bringing us Mother’s Day, which features the likes of Julia Roberts, Jennifer Aniston, Kate Hudson, and Jason Sudeikis.
Once more they are a loosely connected group of people, all of whom are having issues involving mothers (or with the fact they are mothers), around the days that moms are supposed to be celebrated. To give us a taste, the first trailer has arrived, which you can take a look at below.
Here’s the synopsis: ‘“Mother’s Day” is the latest star studded ensemble comedy from director Garry Marshall (“Pretty Woman,” “Valentine’s Day”). Bringing together Jennifer Aniston, Kate Hudson and Julia Roberts along with Jason Sudeikis, it’s a celebration of mothers everywhere. This big-hearted comedy invites us all to enjoy the laughter, tears and love as three generations come together in the week leading up to Mother’s Day.’
It’ll be in cinemas this spring.
There’s no Kristen Stewart in The Huntsman: WInter’s War, as this is what happened before the events of Snow White. And as this new trailer shows, that involves warring sisters, played by Charlize Theron and Emily Blunt.
It appears that Warner Bros. has decided that to really rev us up for next month’s release of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, we ought to know a bit more about Ben Affleck’s take on the Caped Crusader. As a result the new trailer focuses on him, while not forgetting that the Man Of Steel is pretty important to.
One day it would be nice to have a movie that was utopian rather than dystopian, where the future is actually a good place and science has helped us all out. But I suppose there’s more drama in suggesting things have gone wrong. In Equals at least romance survives, even if it’s not meant to.
War and comedy may not seem like easy bedfellows, but Tina Fey is giving it a go with Whiskey Tango Foxtrot. The film, previously known as Taliban Shuffle, is based on a true story of a reporter getting out of their depth in Afghanistan.
Last September we posted a very violent trailer for a movie called Hardcore, which was creating a bit of a buzz at SXSW due to the fact the entire thing is film like a first person shooter. Since then the film has had a slight title change – to Hardcore Henry – but other than that looks as mental as it did before.
Sergio Tovar Velarde’s Four Moons got a lot of interest on the LGBT film festival circuit when it first did the rounds in 2014, thanks to its idea of bringing together four gay-themed films, each of which deals with a different stage of life. It’s taken a while, but now it’s on its way to DVD and VoD in the UK.
While there aren’t as many coming out movies as there used to be, it’s certainly not a genre that has gone away, and if they’re done well, they can still be entertaining and worthwhile. Henry Gamble’s Birthday Party is a new addition to the canon, which from the trailer suggests it’s less about the teen coming to accept he’s gay, and more about the reactions and thoughts of those around him.