Valentine’s Day is tomorrow and love is in the air in this EXCLUSIVE behind-the-scenes trailer for A Good Day to Die Hard!

What better way to show a loved one that you care than by joining John and Jack McClane in few high-speed car chases on the streets of Moscow, da? Yippie Ki Yay!

In this exclusive video from the set of A Good Day to Die Hard John McClane (Bruce Willis) and his son Jack (Jai Courtney) discover that their Moscow safe house is probably not the best place to hide.

Featuring Expendables 2 star Liam Hemsworth and the charming Teresa Palmer, Love and Honor follows two young lovers as they navigate the highs and lows of commitment amidst the backdrop of the tumultuous Vietnam War.

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Liam Neeson has a specific set of skills that, in Taken 2, involve kicking even more ass than he did in the first Taken film. Go behind the scenes with Neeson as he discusses filming the blockbuster action hit in majestic Istanbul, Turkey.

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Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Bruce Willis and Emily Blunt go behind the scenes to talk time travel, love, and violence in Looper’s turbulent future.

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Colin Farrell, Bryan Cranston, Kate Beckinsale and Jessica Biel share their memories of working on the shiny new remake of the 1990 sci-fi classic, Total Recall.

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Go behind the scenes with the director and potty-mouthed voice of Ted, Seth McFarlane, along with stars Mark Wahlberg and Mila Kunis as they talk about bringing the naughty bear to life on the big screen.

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Director Christopher Nolan and Christian Bale discuss the bitersweet finale of their highly successful Batman trilogy.

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Go behind the scenes with Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone as they talk about their roles as Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy in director Marc Webb‘s latest take on your friendly neighborhood web-slinger, The Amazing Spider-Man.

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The Presidential election may be a week away, but you can cast a vote for Will Farrell or Zach Galifiankis right now when you watch The Campaign on DIRECTV. Both comedic candidates discuss what went into making The Campaign in the behind the scenes clip, and the best part is that no matter which candidate is your favorite, you win.

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Director Steven Soderbergh brings smooth moves and smoother chests into your living room with Magic Mike. Stars Channing Tatum, Matthew McConaughey and Alex Pettyfer go in depth on how they trained to become the house dancers at Club Xquisite.

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After five years and four movies, it all comes down to this – can Marvel’s The Avengers pay off everything that has come before? Find out what Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo and Tom Hiddleston think of the year’s biggest movie!

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Mystery/Suspense – Kenneth Branagh plays Mike Church, a know-it-all LA private eye who specializes in missing persons, in the 1991 film Dead Again. The film also stars Emma Thompson, Andy Garcia, Derek Jacobi and Robin Williams. Emma Thompson plays a woman that is suffering from amnesia and having recurring nightmares about a murder. The movie starts out seeming like a quiet, ordinary mystery but suspense builds throughout and the climax is a real finger-nail biter.

Nine Queens took me in completely and I was totally surprised by the final twist.

If you are someone who won’t watch a foreign film because of having to read the sub-titles you are really missing a great con movie, one which I believe will someday be considered a classic in this genre.

This gem is from Argentina and stars people I didn’t know and you probably won’t either – Ricardo Darin, Gaston Pauls and Letice Bredice.  It is perfectly put together. Done on a lean budget, the movie is refreshingly lean.  Every scene is needed, each builds on the one before it and it’s not over until it’s over.

The plot in a nutshell: It begins with a familiar, small con in a convenience store and grows to become a big-time con about a rare sheet of stamps called The Nine Queens.

After I saw it the first time I immediately watched it again to see if there had been something to give away the ending.  I couldn’t find anything. On a scale of 1 to 5, I give it a 5.

Agatha Christie – Miss Marple has been portrayed by three different actresses in 12 films.  The portrayal closest to the book character, according to Dame Christie herself, is by Joan Hickson in the BBC movies. – Hercule Poirot was probably played best in films by Albert Finney (check out Murder on the Orient Express, 1974), but thanks to TV Poirot became best known by the David Suchet portrayal.

The Big Clock – by Kenneth Fearing was made into film twice; first as The Big Clock starring Ray Milland & Charles Laughton and then as No Way Out starring Kevin Costner & Gene Hackman. No Way Out, while enjoyable, is so loosely based on the book I would recommend trying to find the original, black & white, 1948 version.

Darker Than Amber – by John D. MacDonald. To my knowledge it isn’t out on VHS or DVD, but if you get a chance to see it on late-night TV don’t miss it. Starring Rod Taylor and Jane Russell, it is possibly the best of the Travis McGee movies.

Devil In A Blue Dress – by Walter Mosely. The ending is different than in the book, but the film is excellent. Denzel Washington is Easy Rawlings, but the star of the film is Don Cheadle as Easy’s friend “Mouse”, a role that won him a Best Supporting Actor Oscar.

The Jessie Stone series – by Robert B. Parker. These films were made-for-TV and star Tom Selleck.  Tom Selleck IS Jesse Stone. (Even Parker thinks so.)

Kiss Me Deadly – by Mickey Spillane. Several actors have played Mike Hammer, both in film and on TV but this is the one to watch. Starring Ralph Meeker, it doesn’t follow the book completely but the portrayal of Hammer is the best.

Mute Witness – by Robert L. Fish. The movie is Bullitt with Steve McQueen. The story has moved from NYC to San Francisco and there are some other minor changes, but the movie contains one of the most famous car-chase scenes in film.

The Saint series – by Leslie Charteris. The 15^th book in the series, The Saint in New York, with Louis Hayward, was the first to become a film. However, George Sanders, who played in later Saint films, is considered to be the best. Look for The Saint in London (1939).

Sherlock Holmes series – If you want to compare Holmes portrayals watch The Hound of the Baskervilles. The 1939 film stars Basil Rathbone, the 1959 flick has Peter Cushing, the 1983 version features Ian Richardson and the made-for-TV movie (1988) is with Jeremy Brett.  You decide who makes the best Holmes!

The Rules of Cinema Will Be Broken!

TUCSON, AZ – The Arizona Underground Film Festival returns for a second year to screen the best of underground and cult independent cinema in Tucson, AZ from Nov. 2th through the 7th. From the bizarre to the beautiful, from shorts to features, films from all corners of the globe will embrace screens in Tucson the first week of November. Locations for the festival are The Loft Cinema, Crossroads Cinema, The Screening Room, and other locations in downtown Tucson. For a complete rundown of the schedule including times and all locations, visit http://www.azundergroundfilmfest.com

After a successful first year in 2008, founder, festival director and acclaimed independent filmmaker, David Pike, decided to pursue another year of the film festival to give Tucson a taste of the eclectic and edgy side of filmmaking. The festival’s mission is to showcase the work of filmmakers with defiantly independent visions with films that challenge the audience, break the rules and offer something different than a standard Hollywood movie.

Many filmmakers and actors will be in attendance this year including William Forsythe (Devil’s Rejects, Halloween, Raising Arizona), Noah Segan (Cabin Fever 2, Deadgirl), and others still yet to be announced. There will also be many local to international filmmakers making appearances with their films and doing Q&A’s with the audience.

For more information about this topic, please contact Festival Director David Pike at info@azundergroundfilmfest.com or Co-Festival Director Michael Hojjatie at hailthehodge@gmail.com.

Want to shoot a movie on your phone? And have Myleene Klass watch it? If you ticked both of the above, you’re in luck. CNN is accepting entries via YouTube for its flagship film programme The Screening Room. You’d better get to work on your storyboard, though, as the deadline for entries is May 25. Full details at the show’s official site.

El nuevo proyecto del portal de vídeo de Google es The screening room , una sección en la que cada viernes se estrenarán películas independientes. Se presenta como una plataforma para que “los mejores films de todo el mundo encuentren el público que merecen”.

Esto supone paara los productores y distribuidores, acceso a audiencias masivas, con la posiblidad venta directa a través de un cómodo botón “Buy Now” que envía a tiendas digitales tipo iTunes. Para los autores, reconocimiento de su trabajo, reproducido en alta calidad. Para el público, la oportunidad de contemplar obras que hasta ahora sólo podían verse en pequeños festivales y establecer un diálogo con los creadores. Y para YouTube contenido único y al margen de controversias sobre derechos de autor.