Dvader said:

What do you guys think of this

It looks good. I assume this is Rza's first movie, interesting to see how it turns out. It's got Russel Crowe, that got my attention.

I'm quite excited.  I love the RZA and apparently Tarantino and Eli Roth are also involved somehow, same as the RZA was involved in Kill Bill.  He has done several cameo appearances in films, my favourite being in Ghost Dog for which he also wrote the amazing soundtrack

But those movies dont have Russel Crowe.

gamingeek said:

Madhouse is considering a new Ninja Scroll project, and has released a teaser trailer.



What Madhouse said about Ninja Scroll Burst: "The animation film "Ninja Scroll" (1993), created by Director Yoshiaki Kawajiri has been greatly popular in America. After 20 years, a new challenge by Kawajiri and Madhouse begins. As a first challenge, the 3-episode short animation "Ninja Scroll BURST" has been created using modern techniques and this video is its teaser trailer. The official release for "Ninja Scroll BURST" is still under consideration. Please look forward to the following release."



Embedded below is the first teaser. Take a look and tell us what you think!

Spike Lee’s Oldboy Remake Adds Samuel L. Jackson and Composer Bruce Hornsby

I usually avoid remakes since I almost always find them inferior.  I saw the remakes of Infernal Affairs, Let the Right One In, the Ring and others all of which are considered good but found them flat and ultimately disappointing compared to the originals

Dvader said:

But those movies dont have Russel Crowe.

And thereby potentially don't suck

REVIEW: WOLF CHILDREN Further Proves That Mamoru Hosoda Isn't The New Hayao Miyazaki

"Wolf Children establishes Mamoru Hosoda as a master animator and storyteller in his own right. He is impressively capable of telling greatly different kinds of stories and using wildly different styles to tell them. If the triumph of Summer Wars comes from its use of dazzling and imaginative visuals to tell the complex story, then the beauty of Wolf Children lies in its simplicity and gentleness. It is a film that quietly whispers in your ears and softly tugs at your heartstrings."

This guy is the best animation director working today outside of Miyazaki.

Review: THE THIEVES, a Cool and Confident Korean Blockbuster

The most anticipated Korean film of the year, with its dazzling cast and international locations, opened late last month and has since become the biggest domestic box office behemoth in years. The Thieves, Choi Dong-hoon's fourth feature, following The Big Swindle (2004), Tazza: The High Rollers (2006), and Woochi: The Taoist Wizard (2009), is his most ambitious yet. It is a vibrant and complex heist movie with one of the most high profile casts ever assembled for a local production.

An entertaining film that is at the same time cool, fun, clever and pulse-raising, it's exactly what audiences are looking for to beat the summer heat. It's packed with great dialogue, teeming with edge-of-your-seat moments and looks fantastic to boot. With 11 million spectators and counting, it seems that The Thieves knew exactly how to break into Korea's imagination, let's see if it can do so elsewhere as well.

Bruce Campbell Says The Evil Dead Remake is Fabulous, Basically Confirms Cameo

Three New Images from Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Part 1

Trailer here too^

Wow, looks so much better than the comic book

Foolz said:

How bad is the comic book?!

In the Dark Knight returns comic, Batman is in his 50's and comes out of retiremen. The old Robin(s) is/are long-gone, but a young girl who idolizes Batman tracks him down and saves his life one night. After that Batman sort of deputizes her and she becomes the the new Robin.

THE GUILLOTINES Fly In First Proper Teaser

It has been a long and winding road for Peter Chan produced action film The Guillotines to make it to the big screen. The project - which started as a remake of 1976 film Master Of The Flying Guillotine before morphing into something else - made its way through multiple directors and a last minute production shut down before finally coming together but, having settled on director Andrew Lau in the end, the first proper teaser has now arrived. And, yes, you get to see the titular weapon in action, albeit briefly.

Nameless Gangster (2012) Movie Review

All of this combines to make “Nameless Gangster” not only the best Korean gangster film in several years, but also one of the best films in general. Gripping, immaculately directed and anchored by Choi Min Sik’s towering performance, it stands as a near masterpiece of the crime genre, and proves again what can be achieved with a great script and investment in character.