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Over the last two years, The Weinstein Company has taken The King’s Speech and The Artist – both of which could have been conceived and filmed in almost any time period in which films existed – to Picture victories at the Academy Awards. Stormy weather certainly doesn’t cloud the boutique

The first trailer for Robert Redford’s new political thriller The Company You Keep is online, and is looks like a Redford is back like he wasin his prime. The film follows a young newspaper reporter played by Shia LaBeouf. After the arrest of a Weather Underground suspect (Susan Sarandon), LaBeouf’s character goes on a mission to track down another at-large member of the American radical left organization played be Redford.

Rachel McAdams and Noomi Rapace light up the big screen in Passion, a film directed by Brian de Palma. Filmed in Germany, the movie will first premiere at the Venice Film Festival on September 7, 2012 before hitting the Toronto International Film Festival on September 11, 2012 and the New

Perhaps the biggest stories of note this week involve the 50th New York Film Festival: Ang Lee’s big-scale adventure Life of Pi will kick things off, while Robert Zemeckis’ drama Flight will close out the fest. Even before these announcements, these films seemed like good bets for Oscar consideration, but

What could possibly happen in one fleeting moment that would deteriorate the foundations of a seemingly everlasting love? Will the characters end their journey together, or be parting their separate ways?

While there has been much eyebrow raising about 40-year-old rapper Snoop Dogg changing his name to Snoop Lion due to a spiritual awakening, his upcoming documentary Reincarnated seems to explain to viewers the reasoning behind his peculiar behaviour. Although this may not be everyone’s slice of cake, if you’re a rap

If you enjoyed the film CYRUS then you will probably enjoy this trailer from CYRUS writer/directors Jay and Mark Duplass. Their new film is entitled JEFF WHO LIVES AT HOME; definitely an interesting title but it works. The film stars Jason Segel, Judy Greer, Ed Helms, and Susan Surandon. I,

On this weeks episode of the show we have special guest Andrew Johnson on the show. We discuss TIFF, Fantastic Fest; take a trip to the Trailer Park for EXTREMELY LOUD AND INCREDIBLY CLOSE, CONTRABAND, PARANORMAL ACTIVITY 3; and give a news roundup. Listen Here: Movies Watched – Andrew: TIFF