This Week in Film
With Halloween just a week gone the first holiday film of the year hits theaters. Vince Vaughn stars as Santa Claus’ (Paul Giamatti) bitter brother who is forced to move back to the North Pole. Elizabeth Banks, John Michael Higgins, Miranda Richardson, Rachel Weisz, and Kevin Spacey also star in this PG-Rated film from Wedding Crashers director David Dobkin. Check out the official site. The film begins dropping off its presents in theaters everywhere on Friday. Larger trailer, along with a funnier teaser trailer, available in the Full Diagnosis.
Fred Claus
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This Week in Foreign Film
One Bollywood film a week not enough for you? Then how’s ‘bout this film where an aritst’s (Ranbir Kapoor) love for a young woman (Sonam Kapoor) threatens to destroy both their lives. Rani Mukherjee, Salman Kahn, and Zohra Sehgal also star. Check out the official site. The film, presented in Hindi with English subtitles, opens in limited release in select cities on Friday. Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.
Saawariya
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And the stupidest title of a movie this year (and maybe ever) goes to… On X-Mas Eve a woman (Rahcel Nichols) is trapped in a parking garage and hunted by a security guard (Wes Bentley). Simon Reynolds and Grace Lynn Kung also star. Check out the official site. The film scares itself into theaters everywhere on Friday. Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.
P2
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This Week in Foreign Film
The latest from Bollywood centers around a deceased movie star (Shahrukh Khan) who is reincarnated to solve the mystery of his own death and find the woman he loves (Deepika Padukone). Shabanza Azmi, Karisma Kapoor, and Rekha also star in this latest from writer director Farah Khan (Main Hoon Na). Check out the official site. The film, presented in Hindi with English subtitles, opens in art houses everywhere on Friday. Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.
Om Shanti Om
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Horrorfest is back. The indie horror flick festival returns with “8 Films to Die For” and runs from November 9th thru the 18th in 350 theaters across the United States. Here’s a promo for the festival; inside the Full Diagnosis you will find trailers for some of this year’s flicks including Mulbery Street, The Deaths of Ian Stone, Nightmare Man and Lake Dead. Check out the official site for theater listings, the full list of films, and more.
Horrorfest 2007
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