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The Oscar's 2009 Movies Preview!
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During the credits of the 81st Annual Academy Awards, many clips were shown from upcoming 2009 movies. You can watch the clip below! The movies previewed are Sherlock Holmes , Funny People , The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 , Public Enemies , Julie & Julia , The Soloist , Up , Fame , Terminator Salvation , (500) Days of Summer , Amelia , Whatever Works , Inglourious Basterds , Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian , Monsters vs. Aliens , Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince , Angels & Demons , Old Dogs , Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs , The Boat That Rocked , An Education , State of Play , ...
Oscar Night Previews 2009’s Biggest Films
TheMovingPicture.net —
As promised, the 81st Annual Academy Awards offered up a preview of some of the biggest films of 2009. Some of the flicks that were previewed include Sherlock Holmes, Michael Mann’s Public Enemies, Up, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Terminator Salvation, Amelia, Fame, The Taking of Pelham 123, State of Play, Funny People and Woody Allen’s Whatever Works. The footage arrived in a montage video that played during the end credits of the broadcast.
The telecast also featured a new short from Judd Apatow, which had James Franco and Seth Rogen reprising ...
Academy Award’s 2009 Movie Preview
/Film —
During the credits of the 81st Academy Awards, video clips were shown for many of the films that will hit theaters in 2009. You might have turned off the television after Slumdog Millionaire won Best Picture and missed everything. Or maybe you just want to see the awesome Terminator Salvation footage or the first look at Public Enemiess again. If so, don’t worry, we have the whole 3-minute clip embedded after the jump.
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The movies previewed include Sherlock Holmes, Funny People, The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3, Public Enemies, ...
Why does Oscar hate music so much?
Reel Fanatic —
Actually, the big news about music this morning is that HBO has hired John Sayles to write and I would assume at least partly direct "Scar," an upcoming series about the childhood of Red Hot Chili Pepper Anthony Kiedis. Even though Sayles' last foray into music, the blues-tinged "Honeydripper," was just a mangled mess, Kiedis' colorful upbringing (with a father who sold drugs on the Sunset Strip) should make for entertaining fare. ...
Post-Oscars Film Footage Here
We Are Movie Geeks —
Hope you didn’t turn off the Oscar’s broadcast just as soon as Steven Spielberg pronounced the first “s” in ‘Slumdog Millionaire’. If you did, however, you missed some pretty exciting footage of upcoming movies. I love that they did this. I really hope it turns into an annual tradition to reveal first-ever seen footage over the end credits of the Academy Awards. For those of you who did miss out on this footage, here it is for your viewing pleasure:
‘Public Enemies’ and ‘Amelia’ look excellent. Can’t wait for ‘Sherlock ...
Academy Awards ‘09 Recap
Hollywoodtuna —
Slumdog Millionaire going 8 for 10 gave Hollywood’s biggest night a decidedly Bollywood flair, but even if you don’t agree with the hands-down choice for Best Picture (like me), there were still a lot of other interesting storylines from last night’s Academy Awards. A couple quick thoughts:
After some initial skepticism, I thought Hugh Jackman did an alright job hosting - but maybe that’s just because the revamped telecast meant he spent almost no time on stage. That said, by the time they broke out the musical medley with Vanessa Hudgens and Zac ...
Academy Awards 2009 Movies Preview
TheBadandUgly.com —
Did you get a little tired of seeing Slumdog Millionaire win things by the end of last night? Did you turn off your TV before the Oscars attempted their ratings-boosting, looking-forward, shameless-promotional segment of upcoming 2009 films?
‘Cause if you did, I’ve got that video below the cut for you, featuring Sherlock Holmes, Funny People, The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3, Public Enemies, Julie & Julia, The Soloist, Up, Fame, Terminator Salvation, 500 Days of Summer, Amelia, Whatever Works, Inglourious Basterds, Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian, Monsters vs. Aliens, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Angels ...
Watch This: Academy Awards 2009 Movie Preview
Cinematical —
The first thing I noticed the morning after the Oscars was that a lot of people were searching for images of Marisa Tomei as a stripper. Guess it's good folks took something away from last night's ceremony. For those of you who didn't make it to the end credits or simply changed the channel as soon as Slumdog Millionaire was announced the winner of Best Picture, the Oscars did a little something different this year. Instead of showing us a recap of the night while the credits scrolled, they aired brief snippets of video from some of 2009's hottest and most anticipated films. The Academy rules were that these clips ...
2009 Movies Preview
FlicksNews.net —
The clip montage above features footage from 2009's upcoming films which was aired following the 81st Academy Awards.
