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What you may need to know:
1. James Franco’s entire career is one big art prank.
2. High School Musical fans will only love it.
3. Harmony Korine is a genius. With a very hard neck..
4. Britney, bitches.
Release Date: Spring
What you may need to ask
1. Isn’t the title an oxymoron?
Release date: March
Butcher Billy’s mashup of characters and scenes from Tim Burton-era Batman and Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight.
Two years in the making by super fans Jonason Pauley and Jesse Perrotta this remake of Toy Story using real toys and people is just too cute.
[via Bleeding Cool]
If the Christmas day movie on TV doesn’t catch your fancy, why not try this Zombie film made by PhD students in the basements of the Large Hadron Collider in Cern?
Alternatively, if you’re looking for a more traditional post-Christmas dinner film, you could watch the mash up of the 22 Bond films we featured back in November.
What you may need to know:
1. This is the SECOND trailer in a week for the new Trek flick.
2. This one’s less Cumberbatch-centric, minus the Inception horns, and even
more kick-ass.
3. British actress Alice Eve plays Doctor Carol Marcus. Look, it means
something to Trekkies, all right?
4. All right, Cumberbatch might be playing Khan.
Release Date: May 2013
A YouTuber going by the name ‘James Bond’ has stitched together pieces from all 22 films to create one meta film showing how formulaic the stories are but also how they have influenced the super-spy genre.
While the official Hobbit trailer fills us (apart from Bodger) with glee, this trailer for a 90-minute fan version by Tower House schoolboys has us wishing we had that sort of get up and go as kids.
Mmmf.
[via Bleeding Cool]
Based on a Reddit discussion on film conspiracy theories, Fro Design Company came up with a series of posters for The Shining, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off and My Neighbor Totoro.
Kubrick faked the moon landing, Ferris doesn’t exist and Totoro is the god of death.
*nosebleed*
What you may need to know
1. What Richard Did is the third film directed by Lenny Abrahamson, after Adam & Paul (2004) and Garage (2007).
2. It’s loosely adapted from Kevin Power‘s novel Bad Day In Blackrock.
3. It’s going to generate a lot of hand-wringing about Who We Are.
4. At 1’04 – spot Lars Mikkelsen, from TV’s The Killing and Borgen.
5. Next up for Abrahamson is Frank (2013), with Michael Fassbender & Domhnall Gleeson.
