Behind the Scenes
Here’s a couple quick looks behind the scenes of The Savages starring Philip Seymour Hoffman, Laura Linney, and Philip Bosco. Up first is this clip from the Q&A session from this year’s Sundance Film Festival. Larger version available inside the Full Diagnosis along with an interview from writer/director Tamara Jenkins. And if you haven’t checked out our review for the film yet, take a moment to give it a looksee.
The Savages
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This Week in Foreign Film
After suffering a stroke an editor (Mathieu Amalric) dictates his life’s experiences with the only part of his body still under his concious control, his left eye. Emmanuelle Singer, Marie-Josee Croze and Anne Consigny also star. Check out the official site. The film opens in limited release in select cities on Friday. Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (Scaphandre et le papillon, Le)
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This Week in Film
A man’s (Hayden Christensen) life is put in danger on the operating table by unscrupulous doctors. His only hope of survival? His girlfriend (Jessica Alba); yeah, he’s gonna die. Oh, and did I mention he spends the flick as a sort of ghost haunting his still living body? Sorry, I probably forgot to mention that “cool” fact. Check out the official site. The film opens everywhere on Friday. Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.
Awake
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Comic Book Movie News
What’s more American and says Thanksgiving than a guy dressed in hi-tech armor kicking the holy crap out of bad guys? Here’s the full length trailer to next summer’s Iron Man and you can also check out the newly released international version here (embedding for it was sadly disabled). Larger version available in the Full Diagnosis. And in realted news Peter David announced on his blog that he will write the novelization for the film (writer’s strike not withstanding). You’ll know more when we do!
Iron Man
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This Week in Film
An orphan (Freddie Highmore) with an uncanny talent for music runs away to search out his parents (Keri Russell, Jonathan Rhys Meyers) who don’t even know he is alive and falls in with a gang of street orphans run by a man named Fagin, um, I mean Wizard (Robin Williams). Check out the official site. We’ve seen it and we’ll have the review when the film hits theaters everywhere on Wednesday. Larger trailer available in the Full Diagnosis.
August Rush
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