We got our first still yesterday. Here's the first trailer.
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Showing posts with label John C Reilly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John C Reilly. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 06, 2012
Monday, August 08, 2011
Trailer for 'We Need to Talk About Kevin'
Pretty much stops you in your tracks. Had thought of this as an intellectual indie with heavy pacing but, after this trailer, the flick feels like a psychological horror that'll (you'll excuse me) make your blood run cold.
John C. Reilly is oafish and clueless -- a simple man who is delighted with his family. Tilda Swinton, though... Wow, what an intense portrayal as a mother increasingly disturbed by her son's behavior. Her shots are chilling.
The story, handled by writer (with Rory Kinnear) director Lynne Ramsay, cuts to the bone. Second to second, as I pieced together more of the plot, figured out more of what was going on in this family, I was repulsed and hooked at the same time. That ain't bad for a trailer.
I love the part (at :26) where Eva/Swinton finds solace, even enjoyment, in the noise of a jack-hammer. Standing there, a pained smile of relief flickering, her incessantly crying infant in the stroller, two feet from a deafening construction site -- that's psych-horror. Beautifully executed, horrifying, captivating, can't take your eyes off it.
John C. Reilly is oafish and clueless -- a simple man who is delighted with his family. Tilda Swinton, though... Wow, what an intense portrayal as a mother increasingly disturbed by her son's behavior. Her shots are chilling.
The story, handled by writer (with Rory Kinnear) director Lynne Ramsay, cuts to the bone. Second to second, as I pieced together more of the plot, figured out more of what was going on in this family, I was repulsed and hooked at the same time. That ain't bad for a trailer.
I love the part (at :26) where Eva/Swinton finds solace, even enjoyment, in the noise of a jack-hammer. Standing there, a pained smile of relief flickering, her incessantly crying infant in the stroller, two feet from a deafening construction site -- that's psych-horror. Beautifully executed, horrifying, captivating, can't take your eyes off it.
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Thursday, June 30, 2011
Two New Clips from 'Terri'
Okay, this isn't really the kind of thing that will draw huge crowds at the theater but it could become a favorite rental.
Continue to be impressed.
Just works somehow. They found the right energy.
Continue to be impressed.
Just works somehow. They found the right energy.
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Monday, June 20, 2011
Clips from 'Terri'
While scene is playing seems sort of predictable, but once it's over it seems pretty fresh. I think audiences will be glad they saw this.
Tim Heidecker in Terri from Splitsider on Vimeo.
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Labels:
Creed Bratton,
Jacob Wysocki,
John C Reilly,
terri
Thursday, June 02, 2011
Clip from 'Terri'
Actually think Jacob Wysocki carries this scene. He's running it. How often does that happen -- when a newbie kid can not only hold his/her own opposite a seasoned character actor but lead the guy around, own the scene?
And John C. Reilly is so good. Maybe it has something to do with the character Reilly is playing. Anyway, Wysocki could be one to watch.
And John C. Reilly is so good. Maybe it has something to do with the character Reilly is playing. Anyway, Wysocki could be one to watch.
Monday, May 09, 2011
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Trailer for 'terri'
With John C. Reilly and Jacob Wysocki. The kid goes toe to toe with Reilly. Amazing presence for someone that young. Great looking movie. Just so real. Must see.
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Why Can't Every Day Be Christmas?
Great. Funny or Die short with Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly
Labels:
Funny or Die,
John C Reilly,
Short Film,
Will Ferrell
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