Extraordinary Measures Preview/Synopsis

Directed by Tom Vaughn ( What Happens In Vegas ) Starring Harrison Ford, Brendan Fraser, Keri Richards, Meredith Droeger, Jared Harris, Alan Ruck, Dee Wallace Stone, Courtney B. Vance. Written by Oscar nominee Robert Nelson Jacobs ( THe Waterhorse, Chocolat ) Cinematography by BAFTA nominee Andrew Dunn ( The Madness Of King George, Gosford Park ) Editing by longtime editor and Oscar winner Anne V. Coats ( Lawrence Of Arabia, In The Line Of Fire ) Original music by Golden Globe nominee Anne V. Coats ( The Pursuit Of Happyness )

Film is based on a true story about the life of a married couple, John and Aileen Crowley and their efforts to find someone that can help them find a cure for their two children's rare gentic disorder.

Rated PG-13 for thematic material, language and a mild suggestive moment.

Oscar chances ? There's a possibility it could earn a screenplay and editing nomination.

Slumdog Oscar winner Danny Boyle's return

After winning the Best Director Oscar for Slumdog Millionaire last year, many were very inquistitive to what Danny Boyle's next project was going to be. Well, he has made his choice and he will be directing James Franco in the movie 127 Hours, based on a true story.
Franco will play real life mountaineer Aron Rolston, who in 2003 got his forearm pinned under a boulder on a hike high in the mountains of Utah. To survive and not bleed to death and or starve, he had to amputate the limb with a dull knife, and then make his way down the mountain and scale a 65 sheer and hike out.
Utah will be the filming location in March of this year.

44 Inch Chest trailer

Starring Ray Winstone, Ian McShane, John Hurt, Tom Wilkinson, Joanne Whalley, Stephen Dillane. January 29.

More movie trailers for 2010

Saint John Of Las Vegas Feb 12

Starring Steve Buscemi, Romany Malco, Peter Dinklage, Sarah Silverman, Tim Blake Nelson, Emmauelle Chriqui.

The Sorcerer's Apprentice Trailer

Directed by John Turteltaub ( National Treasure, Phenomenon ) Starring Nicholas Cage, Jay Baruchel, Alfred Molina, Monica Bellucci. Out July 16.

Edge Of Darkness Preview/Synopsis

Edge Of Darkness Jan. 20

Directed by Martin Campbell ( The Mask Of Zorro, Beyond Borders ) Starring Mel Gibson, Ray Winstone, Danny Huston, Bojana Novakovic, written by Oscar winner William Monahan ( The Departed ) Cinematography by BAFTA nominee Phil Mehuex ( Casino Royale, Entrapment ) Editing by Oscar nominee Stuart Baird ( Gorilla's In The Mist, Superman ) Original muisc by 3 time Oscar winner Howard Shore ( LOTR: Trilogy, Silence Of The Lambs, Big )

Mel Gibson returns after a 7 year acting absence, as a detective Tom Craven, who is investigating the death of his activist daughter. In that meantime, he soon learns that she was hiding a secret that had to do with a corporate cover up.

Rated R for strong bloody violence, and language. 108 min.

Oscar chances ? Not with a January release date, but from the trailer I saw looks like a solid, taut crime thiller.

Rent this: Shane

Shane- 1953

You want to check out a classic western that is just all around fun, well acted and one of the best western's of all time ? Then I highly suggest checking out Shane.
It snagged 6 Oscar nominations and won one for Loyal Griggs snatching Best Cinematography. Also earning nods for Best Picture, Director ( George Stevens ) two for Best Supporitng Actor ( Jack Palance, Brandon De Wilde ) and Best Screenpaly. This is a classic on every facet of movie making. Like you here so much in this day and time regarding movies, they just don't make them like this anymore.