4:44 Last Day On Earth Trailer Impressions: Chronicling the Last Day in Earth

4:44 Last Day On Earth is a 2012 drama film deemed to be an "art house" film by directed by Abel Ferrara starring Willem Dafoe and Shanyn Leigh. The film premiered in 68th Venice International Film Festival back in September 2011 which deals with the idea of how people would deal with their last minutes on Earth. Let's check it out.

4:44 Last Day On Earth
Plot / Synopsis

A look at how a painter and a successful actor spend their last day together before the world comes to an end.

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4:44 Last Day On Earth Official Movie Trailer Impressions
4:44 Last Day On Earth Film Trailer Review

What if Science has dropped its final news, that a world would specifically end in this exact hour of a particular date. No buts or ifs, just plain facts, plain and simply end of the Earth. 4:44 Last Day On Earth is another film that tackles such seemingly potential future and depressing scenario.

I for one am particularly curious to see this "art" film. The film would obviously (as the title state) follow the people's lives, specifically one particular couple. The portrayals look top-notch which and plays with the idea of what would "actually" and realistically be like if people know that they only have a day, even minutes away from the end of the world.

How about you guys? Are you into these kinds of films, the art house drama kind of films? Share your thoughts on 4:44 Last Day On Earth trailer on the comments section below:

The Raven Trailer Impressions: Edgar Allan Poe Versus a Serial Killer

The Raven is a 2012 thriller films which tells a fictionalized account of the last days in the life of the 19th Century literary author (poet) Edgar Allan Poe, in his pursues of a serial killer whose murders mirror those in his stories. Let's check out this What-If slasher mystery movie here:

The Raven
Plot / Synopsis

Edgar Allan Poe (John Cusack) joins forces with a young Baltimore detective (Luke Evans) to hunt down a mad serial killer who's using Poe's own works as the basis in a string of brutal murders.

When a mother and daughter are found brutally murdered in 19th century Baltimore, Detective Emmett Fields (Luke Evans) makes a startling discovery: the crime resembles a fictional murder described in gory detail in the local newspaper--part of a collection of stories penned by struggling writer and social pariah Edgar Allan Poe. But even as Poe is questioned by police, another grisly murder occurs, also inspired by a popular Poe story. Realizing a serial killer is on the loose using Poe's writings as the backdrop for his bloody rampage, Fields enlists the author's help in stopping the attacks. But when it appears someone close to Poe may become the murderer's next victim, the stakes become even higher and the inventor of the detective story calls on his own powers of deduction to try to solve the case before it's too late.

The Raven is directed by James McTeigue, based on a screenplay by Ben Livingston and Hannah Shakespeare which stars John Cusack, Alice Eve and Oliver Jackson-Cohen. Raven is slated for an April 27, 2012 release.

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The Raven Official Movie Trailer Impressions
The Raven Film Trailer Review

And who said Hollywood has run out of ideas? Well there are still some "what-if" scenarios they can played with. Like Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, The Raven also feature an iconic historical literary author Edgar Allan Poe and fictionalize his story to become a hero in a potential blockbuster Hollywood film. The question is will it "be" on the case of The Raven?

Luckily the synopsis has somehow tells us that it is not Edgar Allan Poe whose responsible for all the murders copied by this serial killer which gives me great relief. The main protagonists being the main killer has been played over and over again in most films under the thriller or mystery genre. Hopefully it doesn't pull any trick shots and will eventually make him the serial killer after all, because that would suck. The Raven trailer looks pretty decent, and those who aren't familiar with the 19th Century author will definitely get a crash course of some of Poe's usually dark literary pieces. Avid fans of Poe's published works might put this film under critical scrutiny. Hopefully the film will engage both fans and non-fans of Edgar Allan Poe in this fictitious mystery thriller film.

What about you guys? What do you think about Hollywood using popular iconic people and giving them the fictionalized Hollywood twist, a what-if story? Share your thoughts on The Raven trailer on the comments section below:

A Very Unlikely Yet Timely Mix Box of Chocolates with Cowboys & Aliens

If there is something to praise and laugh about Hollywood at the same time, it is taking an existing concept and mixing a completely different ingredients to it. We have already seen countless of Alien movies in the past years, some are phenomenal while some are not, but are you prepared for Cowboys & Aliens?





Cowboys & Aliens Synopsis
Premise

In 1873 Arizona, a loner named Jake Lonergan (Daniel Craig) awakens with no memory of his past and a mysterious shackle around his wrist. He enters the town of Absolution where he learns he committed many crimes he doesn't remember and is wanted by many people, including Colonel Woodrow Dolarhyde (Harrison Ford), a harsh leader who rules the town with an iron fist. But Absolution soon faces an even greater threat when mysterious forces attack the town from the sky, sparing no one in their path. While Jake's shackle holds the key to defeating them, he must align himself with Dolarhyde and other former enemies to make a stand against this mysterious and more powerful new foe.

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Cowboys & Aliens

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Directed by Jon Favreau.
Produced by Brian Grazer, Ron Howard, Steven Spielberg, Scott Mitchell Rosenberg, Damon Lindelof, Alex Kurtzman, and Roberto Orci.
Screenplay by Damon Lindelof, Alex Kurtzman, and Roberto Orci.
Based on Cowboys & Aliens by Scott Mitchell Rosenberg.
Cinematography by Matthew Libatique.
Editing by Dan Lebental.
Music by Harry Gregson-Williams.
Starring Daniel Craig, Harrison Ford, Olivia Wilde, Sam Rockwell, Noah Ringer, Paul Dano, Clancy Brown, and Ana de la Reguera.
Distributed by Universal Studios and DreamWorks.
Studios by Reliance BIG Entertainment, Relativity Media, Imagine Entertainment, and Platinum Studios.
Release date(s) July 29, 2011



With big names like Ford and Craig on the billing and popularity of that of its comic book predecessor, Can Cowboys & Aliens be a blockbuster hit or will it be as preposterous of mixing aliens and the old west? Tell us what you think in the comments section below: