Eric Bana (Star Trek, Black Hawk Down) and Academy Award nominee Saoirse Ronan (The Lovely Bones, Atonement) go mano-a-mano in the action-packed HANNA but it wasn't Eric holding back during his fight scenes with his sixteen-year-old on screen daughter.
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SANCTUM director Alister Grierson took the helm of the ambitious 3D action thriller after being recruited by James Cameron and producer Andrew Wight but was having James Cameron as his boss more intimidating than the underwater 3D shoot? Find out in our interview with James Cameron, Alister Grierson and Andrew Wright.
BURLESQUE's Cam Gigandet dishes on why he doesn't mind playing bad guy roles after Twilight, why he's glad he's no longer in the Twilight movies, and whether co-ed roommates can have a platonic relationship.
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Before his break out role as the evil vampire in Twilight, Cam Giganet was no stranger to playing the antagonist on tv (The OC) and film (Never Back Down). Since Twilight, has the actor been offered mostly the resident bad guy parts? Cam has received those scripts but he doesn't mind. "I don't care if I'm stereotyped as long as they're giving me jobs -- I'll be happy," he told CineMovie. " Being a bad guy is something I love to do."
Harry Potter's Daniel Radcliffe is moving on from the role that made him the world's famous wizard. So what does he have in common with Twilight's Robert Pattinson? The mere mention of both their names send screaming fans into a frenzy but Daniel Radcliffe explains why it has nothing to do with them and more about their literary characters.
Add a commentDexter's David Zayas stars in the new sci-fi thriller SKYLINE as Oliver, one of the survivors of the alien invasion in Los Angeles who bands together with the residents of an apartment building to escape the clutches of alien monsters. These alien intruders are rumored to eat human brains. CineMovie sat down with the former NYPD cop turned actor for insight into the aliens of SKYLINE, working on a low-budget science fiction thriller and what's in store for this seasons of the Showtime hit, Dexter.
Behind the Scenes: SKYLINE Produced In Less Than A Year
MOVIE CLIP: Monster Aliens Abduct Humans
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In the sci-fi thriller Skyline, strange lights descend on the city of Los Angeles, drawing people outside like moths to a flame where an extraterrestrial force threatens to swallow the entire human population off the face of the Earth. Skyline is directed and produced by the Brothers Strause (Alien vs. Predator: Requiem), whose company Hydraulx has provided visual effects for Avatar, Iron Man 2, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and 300.
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Is SAW 3D really the final chapter in Jigsaw's book of tricks? Jigsaw himself Tobin Bell answers that question with CineMovie's Viviana Vigil in our sit down with the iconic bad guy from the SAW franchise.
Throughout the seven films in the series, Jigsaw's gruesome traps have thrilled audiences every Halloween. Tobin goes down memory lane and names his favorite Jigsaw trap. The SAW actor also tells us why SAW in 3D will intensify the gore factor, and how he thinks the SAW movies changed the horror genre.
Actors sometimes suffer for their craft and the cast of TRON: LEGACY definitely felt the pain of being Grid programs in the sequel to the 1982 ground-breaking film TRON. While returning TRON stars Jeff Bridges and Bruce Boxleitner were spared the pain of the Grid costumes, Michael Sheen, Olivia Wilde, Garrett Hedlund, James Frain, and Beau Garrett suffered in one piece, tight-fitted suits.
Add a commentWill Ferrell and 1,580 of his closest costumed superhero friends made heroic history and claimed the Guinness World Records title for the Largest Gathering of Superheroes on Saturday, October 2nd at L.A. Live in Downtown Los Angeles. After the event, Will stopped by to chat with CineMovie about the best costume at the event and what superhero he will be for Halloween.
Add a commentSpanish filmmaker Rodrigo Cortés makes his English language feature film debut with BURIED starring Ryan Reynolds (The Green Lantern). The independent filmmaker sat down with CineMovie's Zay Zay to reveal how he landed a big Hollywood star for his low-budget thriller and why he felt the story needed to be told entirely in one location - confined to a box.
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Mexican telenovela star Dominika Paleta makes her Hollywood debut as the Spanish narrator for the new Disney movie TINKER BELL AND THE GREAT FAIRY RESCUE now out on Blu-Ray and DVD but the Mexican superstar is not interesting in leaving her career in Mexico behind for Tinseltown.
CineMovie's Viviana Vigil sat down with the Mexican actress who dreamed of one day being a part of a Disney classic. She actively sought out a voiceover role and enjoyed every minute of her time working on the Spanish version of the new Tinker Bell movie.
Tinker Bell is back for more adventures in Walt Disney's Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue coming to DVD and Blu-Ray September 21 with voices from That's So Raven's Raven-Symoné and Twilight Saga's Michael Sheen (Underworld, Tron: Legacy).
MOVIE CLIP: Tinker Bell En Español
Created by J.M. Barrie in 1904, Tinker Bell has appeared in many film, television, and stage play adaptations through the decades. To celebrate the latest Tinker Bell title on September 21, CineMovie's Viviana Vigil sat down with actors Raven Symoné and Michael Sheen of Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue, and put them to the test on their Tinker Bell knowledge.
Win a DVD/Blu-Ray Combo of TINKER BELL AND THE GREAT FAIRY RESCUE.
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The mulit-talented Ben Affleck wrote, directed and starred in his latest movie THE TOWN with co-star Jon Hamm (Mad Men). The star of Armaggedon, Pearl Harbor, Daredevil, and State of Play also has another hidden talent -- he's multilingual. The Boston native speaks Spanish and French, according to his IMDB profile, so we put him to the test in this Spanish interview.
In the interview, Ben, who learned Spanish as a teenager living in Mexico, describes his co-star Jon Hamm as "el mas guapo hombre en todo el mundo" (the most handsome man in the world) and Jeremy Renner (The Hurt Locker) as "loco" (crazy).
Add a commentActor Jacob Vargas stars in the M. Night Shyamalan produced horror thriller DEVIL and the veteran actor admits to CineMovie his role in DEVIL put the fright in him on set and off.
Add a commentHostel director and Inglourious Basterds star Eli Roth dons a producer hat for his new horror flick THE LAST EXORCISM, a pseudo documentary-style shot film he calls a "first person horror experience".
Add a commentFormer WWF wrestler "Stone Cold" Steve Austin has dropped the "Stone Cold" from his name and adopted a new stage name -- actor Steve Austin. CineMovie TV sat down with actor Steve Austin to discuss his new movie THE EXPENDABLES with Hollywood heavy-hitters and action legends Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li, Bruce Willis, and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Add a commentWill Farrell stars and produces THE OTHER GUYS with Mark Wahlberg, Eva Mendes, Samuel L. Jackson, and Dwayne Johnson. As the boss on THE OTHER GUYS set, Farrell jokes he likes to keep it hostile during the production to bring out the tension in a scene.
Add a commentWizards of Waverly Place's Selena Gomez and ten year-old newcomer Joey King rule the screen as sisters in the film adaptation of Beverly Cleary’s books RAMONA AND BEEZUS.
CineMovie's Zay Zay sat down with the two young actresses who describe their day on set as child actors. Selena also names Leonardo DiCaprio (Inception) as her favorite dreamy actor who she hopes to work with one day and more once she's "legal" joked the Disney star who reaches her eighteenth birthday this month. Watch the video above.
Add a commentTHE OTHER GUYS leading lady Eva Mendes is one of the few actresses who has transcended all genres playing different types of characters opposite A-List actors Denzel Washington (Training Day, Out of Time), Nicolas Cage (Ghost Rider, The Bad Lieutenant), Johnny Depp (Once Upon A Time in Mexico), Joaquin Phoenix (We Own The Night), and Will Smith (Hitch) but the actress feels the juicy roles have always gone to male actors.
Watch interview Add a commentMexican heartthrob and star of Goal I and Goal II, Kuno Becker returns to the big screen once again as an aspiring athlete in his new movie FROM MEXICO WITH LOVE opening October 8. Watch Movie Trailer 
Kuno tells CineMovie's Viviana Vigil, although he's played a soccer player in Goal I and II and a boxer in his latest film FROM MEXICO WITH LOVE, he's far from being athletic and hates to exercise. Watch our interview with the up and coming Latino star.
FROM MEXICO WITH LOVE Movie Synopsis
Hector Villa (Kuno Becker), a scrappy migrant farm worker and part-time prizefighter, joins forces with an old-school trainer to take on a rich rancher’s boxer son in the ring. An adrenaline-pumping action drama that also stirs the heart, the film stars rising talent Kuno Becker (Goal!) as well as Steven Bauer (Traffic), Bruce McGill (Collateral) and Danay Garcia (“Prison Break”), and features thrilling fight scenes from stunt coordinator-turned-director Jimmy Nickerson (Rocky, Raging Bull, Fight Club).
Farm laborer Hector toils in the fields of a Texas ranch by day and moonlights as a boxer by night in whatever impromptu bouts he can line up. The winnings aren’t much, but they help support his ailing mother (Angélica Aragón), who works beside him in the fields. Meanwhile, the ranch’s tyrannical owner has fighting ambitions of his own: his son Robert (Alex Nesic), an all-American playboy, is a rising star on the local boxing scene.
Hector wants to face Robert in the ring—not least because Robert has taken an interest in the beautiful Maria (Garcia), a young worker recently smuggled across the border by the gruff but kindhearted Tito (Bauer). But the ranch owner doesn’t want his son fighting a Mexican “picker.” Hector’s shot at a better life appears doomed when he gets fired after brawling with ranch heavies who have slashed his mother’s pay. Beaten up, broke and jobless, he gets dumped back over the Mexican border for his troubles.
While there, Hector tracks down a veteran boxing trainer (McGill) who takes him under his wing and helps him prepare for the ultimate David-and-Goliath faceoff—a fight against Robert. After some tough negotiating by Tito, the ranch owner agrees to the match. The bout becomes a dramatic showdown between the racist ranchers and the masses of downtrodden farm workers, who see a victory in the ring as a chance to reclaim some of the dignity they’ve lost in the fields. Their hopes rest in the calloused hands of a young hero with something to prove.
It's no secret that the STAR TREK sequel is on track for 2011 with J.J. Abrams producing but not directing. CineMovie caught up with Nero's right hand Romulan - Clifton Collins, Jr. from this summer's blockbuster at the ZOMBIELAND black carpet premiere. Clifton also appeared in Mike Judge's comedy EXTRACT which opened last month starring Justin Bateman, Mila Kunis, and Ben Affleck.
CineMovie's Viviana Vigil extracts some top secret information from the young actor about the upcoming Star Trek movie. Watch!
NAPOLEON DYNAMITE (Jon Heder) and NACHO LIBRE (Jack Black) director Jared Hess is back with another offbeat comedy in GENTLEMEN BRONCOS. Along with his wife Jerusha Hess, the writing and producing team return to the big screen three years after their foray into the world of Mexican wrestling, NACHO LIBRE, and five years after their high school slacker NAPOLEON DYNAMITE became a cult hit.
For GENTLEMEN BRONCOS, the Hesses teamed up once again with actor/writer/director Mike White (School of Rock, Orange County) who also produced their last film, NACHO LIBRE and stars as "Dusty" in the film.
A salute to oddball artistes everywhere, GENTLEMEN BRONCOS weaves together a series of narratives revolving around aspiring writer Benjamin Purvis (The Forbidden Kingdom's Michael Angarano), a loveable underdog whose passion for writing science-fiction novels is turned upside down when his idol, the celebrated fantasy author Dr. Ronald Chevalier (Flight of the Conchords' Jermaine Clement), steals his story at a writers camp.
In keeping with a writer's struggle theme of the movie, CineMovie's Fernando Esquivel sat down with the indie darlings to discuss why it's a good idea to write as a team and how to stay true to the craft of filmmaking.
