Showing posts with label jeff bridges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jeff bridges. Show all posts

Monday, December 13, 2010

Video: Trailers and Clips Galore - Thor, The Rite, and True Grit

We apologize for the less than regular posts. We've been pretty busy what with giving away free posters and all. But to make up for that, we have a bevy of new trailers and clips for you!

The first video is the Thor teaser trailer, showing off Chris Hemsworth in action as the title character for the first time.



On a darker note is this next trailer, featuring Anthony Hopkins and Colin O'Donoghue in The Rite, a dark and thrilling exorcism film.


The Rite | Movie Trailer

Finally we have four new clips from True Grit, the remake by Joel and Ethan Coen. These clips highlight Matt Damon and newcomer Hailee Steinfeld, and show Jeff Bridges in fine form.









Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Video: Third 'Tron: Legacy' Trailer Is Here



The third trailer for Tron: Legacy is here, and it looks awesome! It shows more of the story arc than previous trailers, and of course some great action scenes. Between the Daft Punk-Tron video and Jeff Bridges' general badassery, there is a whole lot going for this film, which comes out December 17, 2010. Bridges is reprising his role as Kevin Flynn, and Bruce Boxleitner returns as Alan Bradley and Tron. Joseph Kosinski is making his feature film directorial debut with the movie, and Garrett Hedlund portrays Flynn's now-adult son, Sam.



Wednesday, October 6, 2010

New Coen Brothers 'True Grit' Trailer with Jeff Bridges and Matt Damon in Top Form



Here is the latest trailer for the Coen brothers' remake of the 1969 John Wayne Western True Grit. It reveals a film that balances blood and gunslinging action with plenty of Coen-scripted Matt Damon-Jeff Bridges banter.

In the movie, Damon plays Texas Ranger LaBeouf and Bridges plays the one-eyed U.S. Marshal Rooster Cogburn. They team up wtih 14-year-old Mattie, played by Hailee Steinfeld, to bring her father's killer Chaney (Josh Brolin) to justice. If the trailer is any indication, this film will do justice to the original True Grit, while making its own impression and differentiating itself from the last Coen brothers' Western No Country For Old Men.