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I am just finishing up a couple more reviews from the Toronto International Film Festival (Black Swan and The Whistleblower), but before I post those I wanted to finally get around to discussing the many acquisitions here at the festival as IFC and the Weinstein Co. have been rather busy along with a pick-up from Sony PIctures Classics, another from Roadside Attractions, one from Music Box Films, another from Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions Group and finally Magnet Releasing. Yeah, there are a lot to talk about so let's get cracking.
First off, one film I never got a chance to see due to a cancelled screening following several negative reviews is Robert Redford's The Conspirator, of which the general consensus I've heard is that it's quite boring and plays like a History Channel re-enactment rather than a feature film. At one point I thought this would be an Oscar contender, but Roadside Attractions has scooped it up and along with Lionsgate will release it in theaters Spring 2011.
Next is Ji-woon Kim's I Saw the Devil, which will be released by Magnet Releasing in the first quarter of 2011. The film is described as a hard-boiled thriller starring Byung-hun Lee (played Storm Shadow in G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra) and Min-sik Choi (Oldboy and Lady Vengeance). The story centers on a man (Lee) seeking revenge on the psychopathic killer (Choi) that murdered his fiancee. Kim is responsible for such films as A Tale of Two Sisters and The Good, the Bad, the Weird.
A film I got out of seeing only a couple of hours ago and didn't like anywhere near as much as those that caught it at the Midnight Madness screening a few days ago is James Gunn's Super, which IFC picked up for distribution and will also see a 2011 release. The film features Rainn Wilson as an ordinary guy that decides to take up superhero duties, a la Kick-Ass. Ellen Page, Kevin Bacon, Liv Tyler, Nathan Fillion and Linda Cardellini also star. I'll have a review online in the next day or so I hope.
IFC also picked up Werner Herzog's 3D documentary Cave of Forgotten Dreams and will see a theatrical release in 2011. I saw the film yesterday here at TIFF and it is quite good, but I did learn hand-held documentary-style camera work puts one hell of a strain on the eyes in 3D. The film features the Chauvet Caves of Southern France inside which Herzog documents the oldest cave art ever found, dating back at least 32,000 years. It's impressive stuff. I'll have a full review of this one as well shortly. To View The Full HD : Free movies to watch online
I am just finishing up a couple more reviews from the Toronto International Film Festival (Black Swan and The Whistleblower), but before I post those I wanted to finally get around to discussing the many acquisitions here at the festival as IFC and the Weinstein Co. have been rather busy along with a pick-up from Sony PIctures Classics, another from Roadside Attractions, one from Music Box Films, another from Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions Group and finally Magnet Releasing. Yeah, there are a lot to talk about so let's get cracking.
First off, one film I never got a chance to see due to a cancelled screening following several negative reviews is Robert Redford's The Conspirator, of which the general consensus I've heard is that it's quite boring and plays like a History Channel re-enactment rather than a feature film. At one point I thought this would be an Oscar contender, but Roadside Attractions has scooped it up and along with Lionsgate will release it in theaters Spring 2011.
Next is Ji-woon Kim's I Saw the Devil, which will be released by Magnet Releasing in the first quarter of 2011. The film is described as a hard-boiled thriller starring Byung-hun Lee (played Storm Shadow in G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra) and Min-sik Choi (Oldboy and Lady Vengeance). The story centers on a man (Lee) seeking revenge on the psychopathic killer (Choi) that murdered his fiancee. Kim is responsible for such films as A Tale of Two Sisters and The Good, the Bad, the Weird.
A film I got out of seeing only a couple of hours ago and didn't like anywhere near as much as those that caught it at the Midnight Madness screening a few days ago is James Gunn's Super, which IFC picked up for distribution and will also see a 2011 release. The film features Rainn Wilson as an ordinary guy that decides to take up superhero duties, a la Kick-Ass. Ellen Page, Kevin Bacon, Liv Tyler, Nathan Fillion and Linda Cardellini also star. I'll have a review online in the next day or so I hope.
IFC also picked up Werner Herzog's 3D documentary Cave of Forgotten Dreams and will see a theatrical release in 2011. I saw the film yesterday here at TIFF and it is quite good, but I did learn hand-held documentary-style camera work puts one hell of a strain on the eyes in 3D. The film features the Chauvet Caves of Southern France inside which Herzog documents the oldest cave art ever found, dating back at least 32,000 years. It's impressive stuff. I'll have a full review of this one as well shortly. To View The Full HD : Free movies to watch online
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