New juicy flick with Beyonce, Idris Elba from the wire and Ali Larter.

Coool looking Doc on the Tunnel nightclub. Grabbed it at missinfo.tv

Maybe Lil Waynes high ass is right and the world is gonna end in 2012, or maybe this is the next Y2K scam.

This is gonna be sick. Same director as 300.

New film staring Harrison Ford as a immigration officer.

Big up’s to Hip Hop Icon Nelson_George below is a little of his bio info and a trailer from his new film “A Barbers Tale”
Nelson attended St. John’s University, after which he served as a music editor for Billboard magazine from 1982 to 1989. While there, George published two books; Where Did Our Love Go: The Rise and Fall of the Motown Sound in 1986, and The Death of Rhythm & Blues in 1988. Nelson also wrote a column, entitled “Native Son,” for the Village Voice from 1988 to 1992. He first got involved in film when, in 1986, he helped to finance director Spike Lee’s debut feature She’s Gotta Have It.

George has authored fifteen non-fiction books, including the bestseller The Michael Jackson Story in 1984, Blackface: Reflections on African-Americans and the Movies in 1994, Elevating the Game: Black Men and basketball in 1992 and Hip Hop America in 1998. With Alan Leeds he co-authored The James Brown Reader, a collection of articles about the Godfather of Soul in 2008. in 1991 he co-wrote the Halle Berry vehicle Strictly Business and in 1993 Nelson was co-creator of the movie CB4 starring comedian Chris Rock.

Currently he is serving as co-executive producer of VH1′s Hip Hop Honors television show and executive producer of Black Entertainment Television’s American Gangster series, which was the highest rated series in the history of BET in 2006

A BARBER’S TALE from Nelson George on Vimeo.

Here’s an international trailer for Che , a trailer that covers both of Steven Soderbergh’s epic films which follow the life of the legendary Ernesto “Che” Guevara, played by Benicio del Toro, as he turns from a humble Argentinian doctor to the leader of people in the Cuban revolution.

If you saw Ong Bak then you already know what time it is. Tony Jaa is the truth. The International Trailer for Ong Bak 2 is much more bloody than normal so it gets a red band rating. This is the second Ong Bak installment and although the trailer is not in English, there are some great intense fight scenes. Ong Bak 2 follows a young Thai boxer who is on a journey to learn the skills and inner meaning of martial arts.

A man who travels accidentally back to the past and meets himself there. A naked girl in the midst of the forest. A weird guy with his face covered by a pink bandage.A disquieting mansion on the top of a hill. All of them pieces of an unpredictable jigsaw puzzle where terror, drama and suspense will lead to an unthinkable sort of crime. Who’s the murdered? Who’s the victim? Nacho Vigalondo’s Timecrimes (Spain) is the third film in Magnet’s “Six Shooter Film Series,” a series of six films highlighting the vanguard of genre cinema from around the globe.

La Linea (The Line) is a gritty, tactile action thriller, whose excitement and intrigue are matched only by its emotional power and depth. It is an intelligent look behind the obvious violence and political implications of the wars on drugs and terror. The Line takes us deep into the lives of the lost souls – killers, drug lords and terrorists — all with fatal flaws and imperfections that consume them, define them and eventually eliminate them.

Who knew? David Vyorst’s documentary The First Basket explores the impact that basketball had on modern Jewish history, as well as the profound influence that unsung Jewish pioneers had on the evolution of basketball, as it grew from a game played with ash-cans on tenement steps to the second most popular sport in the world.

Though basketball was invented by Dr. James Naismith in Massachusetts, the game spread like wildfire through turn-of-the-century New York settlement houses and proved a perfect fit for urban Jewish kids. By the 1920s, basketball had become a staple of life in Am

Besides “Shoot Em Up” Clive Owen tends to pick good projects. This looks like another winner!

Big Up’s to Dusk (R.I.P.) a trailer to upcoming doc on their soundclashes, feat Cut Chemist, Madlib, Will.I.Am, etc..