Fincher and Nolan on the importance of Terrence Malick

Director Terrence Malick's much buzzed about new film "The Tree of Life" has been dazzling many people as of late. Not only did it win the Palme d'Or at Cannes film festival but has also done astonishingly well at the box office considering the small amount of theaters featuring the picture. 

However, as Fox Searchlight prepares to take the film to over 100 theaters this weekend, they aren't taking any chances with the reputation that the film has already built. Instead, they have created a promotional video with directors David Fincher ("The Social Network, "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo") and Christopher Nolan ("The Dark Knight", "Inception") discussing the genius of Terrence Malick interspersed with clips from the new film. 

So if you were still on the fence about the film even after all of the accolades that it has received and the money it has made, Fox is hoping that Fincher and Nolan's words will finally get your butt in the theater. If you need even more convincing, you can read our review of the film here.

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Official 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' trailer

Over the long memorial weekend, many film sites had posted a link to a bootlegged version of David Fincher's upcoming adaptation of "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo." We refrained from posting it here due it not being an official release. However, the wait is now over. An official green-band version of the trailer is here for your enjoyment. See it right after the jump and let us know what you think!

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'Girl With The Dragon Tattoo' trailer next week

It seems like everyone is excited about David Fincher's return to the big screen after 2010's "The Social Network." Not only because it is Fincher, but also because he is adapting Stieg Larsson's international sensation "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo."

While there have been some images released of Rooney Mara in costume as heroine Lisbeth Salander, there hasn't been much for fans to get their hands on. This is all about to change, becauae a red band trailer for the film has already been playing overseas.

A green band trailer should be available in the U.S. June 2, 2011. While I was not the biggest fan of the book, I am excited to see Fincher's take on this popular tale.  If anyone can bring this thing to life for American audiences to enjoy, it's Fincher!

Movie Review: "The Social Network"

Seen on: September 17, 2010

The players: Director: David Fincher, Writer: Aaron Sorkin, Cast: Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Rooney Mara, Max Minghella, Armie Hammer

Facts of interest: Based on Ben Mezrich's book.

The plot: The film takes a look at what happened when Mark Zuckerberg created Facebook.

Our thoughts: Who thought a movie about Facebook could potentially go down as the year’s best film? David Fincher and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin made it happen, and thanks to their expertise, we can head to the theater and enjoy “The Social Network,” which just happens to be one of the most entertaining cinematic experiences I’ve ever had. That would certainly make for a solid status update.

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This week's new movie releases - Oct. 1, 2010

Opening this week are David Fincher's "The Social Network" with Jesse Eisenberg and Andrew Garfield; Matt Reeves' "Let Me In" with Chloe Moretz; and "Case 39" with Renee Zellweger and Bradley Cooper.

The Social Network: Fincher's "The Social Network" chronicles the beginning of Facebook, and wow, it's a masterpiece for sure. The acting is flawless and the fast-paced plot will keep you on the edge from start to finish. This is clearly one of the best films of the year. My rating: 10/10! Don't miss it...

Let Me In: Matt Reeves' remake of the hit horror movie has been getting great reviews, even though it's supposed to be incredibly close to the original. That said, I am looking forward to see the great Chloe Moretz star as a child vampire in need of blood. My excitement rating: 8/10.

Case 39: Renée Zellweger and Bradley Cooper in a thriller sounds ok, but "Case 39" looks terrible. Zellweger plays a social worker taking care of a girl with abusive parents. Looks like one of those lame horror flicks using the same old cheap scares to keep audiences engaged. My excitement rating: 3/10.

First full trailer for 'The Social Network' debuts

Following the couple of teasers for David Fincher's "The Social Network," we now finally get a look at a full feature trailer for the Facebook movie, which will debut in theaters Oct. 1, 2010. See below.

It takes a minute to get to the real footage, but this preview promises a visually pleasing drama filled with solid performances. And hey, Fincher directed this thing, and that certainly makes things more interesting.

The film chronicles the birth of Facebook and the site's increase of users, as well as how the creators dealt with all this sudden success. Aaron Sorkin penned the script.Jesse Eisenberg plays Mark Zuckerberg.

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New teaser for 'The Social Network' hits

Updated on Thursday, July 8, 2010 at 12:11PM by Franck Tabouring

It's not exactly a new teaser trailer for "The Social Network," but I guess you could say it's a revised version. It's very similar to the first one, although this time, we get to see some more visuals. See below.

David Fincher is directing the anticipated Facebook movie, which opens Oct. 1, 2010. Jesse Eisenberg plays Mark Zuckerberg, while Justin Timberlake will play Napster co-founder Sean Parker.

The film chronicles the birth of Facebook and the site's increase of users, as well as how the creators dealt with all this sudden success. Aaron Sorkin penned the script, and a new trailer will come soon.

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Teaser trailer for Fincher's 'The Social Network'

Last week we saw the first poster for David Fincher's upcoming Facebook movie "The Social Network," and now we get a first feel for what is going on in the movie. A first teaser trailer is now online.

This really is a teaser, primarily because it only features text and dialogue. Luckily, it works, managing to at least get me more and more curious about this movie, which opens in theaters Oct. 1, 2010.

Jesse Eisenberg plays Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, while Justin Timberlake will play Napster co-founder Sean Parker. Andrew Garfield will portray Eduardo Saverin, one of the site's co-founders.

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Poster for Facebook movie 'The Social Network'

The first poster for David Fincher's Facebook movie "The Social Network" has debuted online, and you can check it out after the jump. It looks cool, I admit. I definitely am looking forward to this!

Jesse Eisenberg plays Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, while Justin Timberlake will play Napster co-founder Sean Parker. Andrew Garfield will portray Eduardo Saverin, one of the site's co-founders.

The film obviously chronicles the birth of Facebook and the site's fascinating increase of users. Aaron Sorkin penned thr script, and the film opens Oct. 1, 2010. Like this? Then join our fan page just below.

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'20,000 Leagues' returns as two films?

"20,000 Leagues Under the Sea," will be back in the big screen after all, and believe it or not, we may soon even see two versions of it. I really thought Disney's project (to be directed by McG) was dead for good, but it seems like the studio just won't let go of it completely. And now, Fox joins the party as well.

The Hollywood Reporter says Disney is trying to get David Fincher to direct a new version of "20,000 Leagues," with Scott Z. Burns writing the script. Burns wrote "The Bourne Ultimatum" and "The Informant!" At the same time, Ridley and Tony Scott are developing a "Leagues" movie at Fox.

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