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In Contention: New ‘The Road’ trailer
Aceshowbiz.com - Entertainment News: New 'The Road' Trailer Reels In the Bleak
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This movie looks amazing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4aNZGniOG4 not like that hollywood 2012 bullshit! 2 days ago |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4aNZGniOG4 - 5 days to go, whooooooooo! 2 days ago |
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Check this video out -- 'The Road' Trailer 2 HD http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4aNZGniOG4 2 days ago |
New ‘The Road’ trailer
In Contention —
A vast improvement on the tonally misjudged first effort, though it gives in to bombast halfway through. I wonder if it’ll be enough to sell this prickly package — it’s always hard to judge trailers when you’ve already seen the film at hand, particularly if said film didn’t really work for you anyway. Is this getting you in line?
New 'The Road' Trailer Reels In the Bleak
Aceshowbiz.com - Entertainment News —
Viggo Mortensen narrates the struggles and hardships he and on-screen son, Kodi Smit-McPhee, deal with when making their way across a barren landscape in the adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's novel. Dimension Films has presented another look at the November-released " The Road ...
Another Road Taken
Hollywood Elsewhere —
Another Road Taken In a 9.12 piece called " Sumptuous Devastation ," I described John Hillcoat's The Road (which I had just seen) as "two hours of rotted, ash-covered, end-of-the-world remnants captured in ravishing, desaturated, ugly-beautiful photography with highly admirable production design. Viggo Mortensen and the kid are very good...yes, fine. But what they bring isn't nearly enough. "I read Cormac McCarthy 's novel for the exquisitely plain prose, but the movie is quite unnecessary. It really and truly goes nowhere, enhances nothing, offers no poetry of any lasting value and adds nothing to the conversation. Plus it has a lousy ...
The Road (2008)
Horror Movie A Day —
NOVEMBER 4, 2009 GENRE: CANNIBAL (?), POST-APOCALYPTIC SOURCE: THEATRICAL (PRESS SCREENING) Let’s get this out of the way right now: The Road is not a horror movie by any means. Despite the threat of cannibals and the post-apocalyptic setting, it’s a straight up character drama, with more in common with Road To Perdition than Roadgames or Road Warrior (itself not a horror movie, but still moreso than this). I’m not sure why the film has been covered so much on the horror sites (I guess people hear keywords and assume it’s a genre film), but I hope no one is ...
