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New on DVD and Blu-ray: 'Total Recall' and More
Sony Pictures
This week: There's no trip to Mars or Arnold Schwarzenegger, but the remake of "Total Recall" has Colin Farrell, Jessica Biel, Bryan Cranston and — by popular demand — a new three-breasted prostitute.
Also new this week is Clint Eastwood and Amy Adams in the baseball drama "Trouble With the Curve," the ensemble high school reunion romantic dramedy "10 Years" and the female-driven musical comedy "Pitch Perfect." Get More »
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Jennifer Lawrence Tops Box Office Again
Relativity Media
It was a photo finish at the box office this weekend and once the dust settled, Jennifer Lawrence's "House at the End of the Street" and Jake Gyllenhaal's "End of Watch" ended in a virtual tie for the top spot, just edging out Clint Eastwood's "Trouble with the Curve."
How close was it? According to Film.com, "House at the End of the Street" and "End of Watch" both earned an estimated $13 million, while "Trouble with the Curve" was right behind with $12.7 million.
For a full rundown of all the box office figures, including figures for "The Master," "Dredd" and returning hits "Finding Nemo 3D" and "Resident Evil: Retribution," head to Film.com.
Filed Under: Movie News
| Source: Film.com
GALLERY: Stars and Strikes at 'Trouble With the Curve' Premiere
Here's a home run of a photo gallery!
Clint Eastwood, Amy Adams, Justin Timberlake and other Hollywood MVPs played ball on the red carpet in celebration of the opening of "Trouble With the Curve," the baseball drama that finds an aging scout (Clint, of course) going for one last inning before retirement — and reconnecting with his daughter (Adams) in the process. Timberlake is on hand to throw some fast balls at the situation as a fellow scout and Adams' love interest.
Check out our collection of pics from the premiere and take yourself out to "Trouble With the Curve" when it hits theaters on Sept. 21.
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Clint Eastwood's 9 Least Badass Roles
Warner Bros.
Clint Eastwood is the last, lonely representative of a mythical breed — the badass. Oh sure, there are other tough-guy actors out there (Stallone, Schwarzenegger and other assorted Expendables) but they're all a little too oiled, chiseled and ready for their Men's Health cover shoots. Eastwood is old-school; the kind of gunslinger who survived his shoot-outs not by having bigger biceps, but because he's leaner, meaner and smarter than the bad guy. Men fear his squint, not his heavy artillery or super powers. Get More »
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Our 'Trouble with the Curve' Giveaway Is a Grand Slam
Warner Bros.
Baseball purists like to say that there's nothing in sports quite as difficult as hitting a round ball with a round bat squarely. And if the pitch being thrown is a curveball? Forget it.
So if you're having trouble with the curve, we've decided to give you a little help in the form of two "Trouble with the Curve" prize packages that are chock full of amazing goodies — and all you have to do to win is enter our free giveaway.
Face it, this is one fat pitch that is right in your wheelhouse. Get More »
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30 Must-See Fall Movies
New Line / Summit / Sony
As the autumnal leaves cover the streets and the birds fly south, a gust of wind blows a whole slew of promising new movies into our local multiplex.
While the summer is all about sound and fury, the fall has dark dramas and Oscar caliber performances dominating the cinematic landscape. Come in from the cold for these highly promising 30 movies, ranked in order of anticipation, which promise to get a warm reception. Get More »
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Swing For the 'Trouble With the Curve' Trailer
Warner Bros.
"A computer doesn't know if a player has instincts!" We take it the writers of "Trouble With the Curve" don't believe in "Moneyball."
Clint Eastwood plays a somewhat softer version of his "Gran Torino" character (he only yells two or three times and gets into only one bar fight in the trailer) in this tale of a going-blind baseball scout who reunites with his somewhat estranged daughter (Amy Adams) while on one last assignment. Meanwhile, she falls for dad's younger colleague (Justin Timberlake), who introduces her to the joys of doing crazy things like jumping into lakes in the middle of the night. Get More »
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| Source: Yahoo! Movies
An Early Look at 2013 Oscar Contenders
New Line
It's almost hard to believe, but with the conclusion of Sunday's Academy Awards, this year's awards race is now officially over -- and the race to the 2013 Oscars has officially begin.
While it's obviously premature to guess who will be walking up to the podium next year to accept their golden man, we figured you'd like an idea of the likely contenders. If these films we've assembled as our early (way early) 2013 Oscar predictions are anything to go by, next year's race promises to be a solid one. Bring them on!
Also Check Out: 2012 Oscar Winners List
Justin Timberlake Finds There's 'Trouble With the Curve'
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Justin Timberlake knows talent when he sees it.
The "In Time" star has scored himself a new role as he's set to join Clint Eastwood and Amy Adams in "Trouble With the Curve," according to Deadline.
"Curve" stars Eastwood as a going-blind baseball scout who goes on a road trip with his daughter (Adams) in search of one last superstar before retiring. Timberlake will play Johnny Flanagan, a former player and rival scout who falls for Adams (how could you not be a talent agent of some sort with a name like "Johnny Flanagan?"). Get More »
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| Source: Deadline
Amy Adams May Find 'Trouble With the Curve'
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Clint Eastwood wants to talk baseball with Amy Adams.
The "J. Edgar" director is returning to acting for the first time since 2008's "Gran Torino" in "Trouble With the Curve," and he's eyeing the "Muppets" beauty for the role of his daughter, according to Variety.
"Trouble With the Curve" follows a going-blind veteran baseball scout who decides to take a road trip to Atlanta with his daughter to check out a hot prospect. Get More »
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| Source: Variety
