Monthly Archives: March 2006
Mission Impossible III Movie Poster
Mission Impossible III New poster style for Tom Cruise’s third installment in the franchise which returns May 5th, 2006, and is distributed by Paramount Pictures. Pictured at right is a DS 1 Sheet Movie Poster – Style B. Also spelled … Continue reading
Flicka Movie Posters
Flicka Another remake, this family flick opens either July 28th, 2006 or October 20, 2006 (depending on where you’re looking) from 20th Century Fox. A girl and her horse… you know, wild, untamed hearts, etc… Official Website: Flickamovie.com Cast: Maria … Continue reading
Pulse Movie Posters
Pulse A remake of the Japanese film Kairo, this horror flick opens July 14th, 2006. “A website which at first appears to be merely a scary hoax with an irresistible marketing ploy turns out to be run by a sinister … Continue reading
Phat Girlz Movie Posters
Phat Girlz Opening April 7th, 2006 and distributed by Fox Searchlight Pictures, Phat Girlz is a comedy with an edge about two plus-size women struggling with frustation and weight obsession while trying to find love and acceptance in a world … Continue reading
Snakes on a Plane
Snakes on a Plane We’re told there’s some buzz following this movie around right now. Opening August 18, 2006 from New Line Cinema, it comes to us from director David Ellis (“Final Destination 2,” “Cellular“), and stars Samuel L. Jackson. … Continue reading
The Promise Movie Posters
The Promise The Promise is described as an epic fantasy set in China’s mythical past. Set against against a backdrop of war, a beautiful and mysterious princess becomes the object of affection for three very different men – a powerful … Continue reading
American Dreamz Movie Posters
American Dreamz This one opens April 21, 2006 from filmmaker Paul Weitz and distributed by Universal. Weitz was co-director and an Oscar-nominated co-screenwriter of “About A Boy” and co-director of “American Pie“. Count ‘em (3) Official websites: AmericanDreamzmovie.com | GetOmerized.com … Continue reading
Slither Movie Posters
Slither All we can say about this poster is – yuck! And we mean that it the nicest way… Opening this Friday, March 31, 2006 from Universal Pictures, it’s the directorial debut for James Gunn, whose screenwriting on “Dawn of … Continue reading
Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector
Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector This one opened March 24th, 2006 as well. Yahoo! users are giving it a C+, but if you agree with what E! Online says, “…as enjoyable as it is cheap and tasteless.”, then you … Continue reading
Inside Man movie posters
Inside Man Spike Lee goes mainstream with this project that one critic labelled as “…a Spike-for-hire affair, a case of a flashy director juicing up a first-time screenwriter’s efforts.” (Chicago Tribune, Michael Phillips). Denzel Washington plays the cop matching wits … Continue reading
Find Me Guilty movie posters
Find Me Guilty This mob movie already had a limited release opening on March 17th, 2006. It’s based on the true story of Giacomo “Jackie Dee” DiNorscio played by Vin Diesel. It sounds like a remarkable story, and features what … Continue reading
The Rocket movie posters
The Rocket Good evening hockey fans! This looks to be a Canadian-centric film, and if you don’t know who the legendary Maurice Richard was, then, well you’re just not a hockey fan (or a Canadian). The movie apparently focuses on … Continue reading
The Devil Wears Prada movie poster
The Devil Wears Prada Based on a best selling novel, this comedy/drama opens in theatres June 30th, 2006. Meryl Streep plays the imperious editor of a New York fashion magazine, and Anne Hathaway as her assistant, a small town girl … Continue reading
Lucky Number Slevin movie posters
Lucky Number Slevin Josh Hartnett stars as an innocent guy caught in the middle of a mob war, being plotted by two of the city’s most rival crime bosses: The Rabbi (Ben Kingsley) and The Boss (Morgan Freeman). Opening April … Continue reading
Movie Box Office March 17-19, 2006
V for Vendetta, the new sci-fi thriller from the makers of the Matrix trilogy, opened nicely in its debut weekend taking in about $26 million in ticket sales. Falling to second spot but remaining strong was the romantic comedy Failure … Continue reading
