
THE LOVE HYPOTHESIS — When Smart People Make Delightfully Stupid Decisions About Love
Love makes fools of us all. And in director Claire Scanlon’s utterly charming THE LOVE HYPOTHESIS, that’s precisely where the fun begins.
There are some things even science can't explain. Why does a brilliant Ph.D. candidate impulsively kiss the most intimidating professor on campus to convince her best friend she's
Jake Harris looks like hell. Beaten, bruised, bloodied and bandaged, he arrives in ONE LAST SHOT carrying the physical evidence of everything Scott Adkins has put his body through
Jake Harris looks like hell. Beaten, battered, bruised and bandaged, the Navy SEAL we first met in ONE SHOT barely looks capable of climbing out of the vehicle
Every so often a film comes along that sounds utterly ridiculous on paper, shouldn't work by any conventional calculation, and somehow wins you over precisely because it refuses
Long before there was an Auke Island, an Isla and Sandy, an awkward mainlander named Daniel, or even THE INCOMER, there were islands. For writer/director LOUIS PAXTON, they
WHAT IS REAL? It is a question scribbled among my notes while watching writer/director James Cullen Bressack’s I HAVE PROOF, and by the time the film ends, it

Love makes fools of us all. And in director Claire Scanlon’s utterly charming THE LOVE HYPOTHESIS, that’s precisely where the fun begins.

For a trilogy built around perpetual motion, Jake Harris doesn’t need another heroic pose or explosive victory lap. Because to borrow a sentiment once carved into the headstone of another heroic world-saver: Jake Harris saved the world. A lot.

Every so often a film comes along that sounds utterly ridiculous on paper, shouldn’t work by any conventional calculation, and somehow wins you over precisely because it refuses to apologize for how strange it is. THE INCOMER is one of those films.

“The mantra in these movies has always been that we play it for real time, and after 90 minutes Scott [Adkins] can barely breathe because he’s been through so much. And just the culmination of him doing it twice and entering the third movie was that exact sense of, like, he needs to be absolutely knackered to complete his arc.”

“The more different we are, the more the same we are, and that really comes through beautifully here.”

“One thing I learned is you need to work with people who you really trust. Showing up on set every day is like doing a trust fall every day, and if you hit your head on the concrete once, you don’t believe that they’re going to catch you the next day.”

One word for this trailer for THE RUNNER – WOW! A few more would be Intense, Heart-Pounding, Nail-Biting. You don’t want to miss this trailer OR the film!

Check out the trailer for David Ayers’ HEART OF THE BEAST!

On June 5th, IFC brings us Jonathan Zuck’s shark-tastic CHUM! Just watch this trailer! There is no such thing as too much blood or too many sharks!

As much as I always love the TCM Classic Film Festival Opening Night Red Carpet, the presentations in Club TCM in the Blossom Room (the site of the first Academy Awards) at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel are always a favorite of mine, and this year was no exception.

Disney, Pixar, and cute woodland animals? Say no more! Count me in for HOPPERS! Check out the trailer and first images for this animated delight.

Parting is such sweet sorrow. Get ready for one last time with the Crawleys in DOWNTON ABBEY: THE GRAND FINALE.