Hollywood’s favorites came out to celebrate the premiere of the comical, action adventure The Lost City.
For being a so-called “filthy animal unfit for human company” Channing Tatum didn’t bite when the Knockturnal asked him about his comeback with the film “Dog.” (For the record, it’s the “Dog” movie poster labeling him an animal, not us!)
Tatum plays Army Ranger Briggs, a man silently coping with trauma from the battlefield, but still itching for redeployment. His superior will only allow it if he completes one more mission, go on a cross country trip with man’s best friend, a dog. But this is no ordinary dog. Co-star Lulu, a Belgian Malinois, has been trained by the US military for one thing and one thing only, to take down the biggest threats to America. Like Briggs, she has her own fair share of trauma. Can these two “animals” forge a relationship on their road trip? Or will they tear each other apart like a bedroom slipper (or Briggs’ car seat)?
Both Tatum who co-produced and co-directed alongside his buddy Reid Carolin sat down with The Knockturnal, describing his admiration for the work of an Army Ranger, how he went on a similar journey with his own dog, and what the audience can learn from this heartwarming journey in the midst of a pandemic where so many (including Tatum) are questioning what the future holds.
Who would’ve thought it would take a young Yeti named Migo to show that ignorance isn’t always bliss and that it’s always better to use the power of knowledge for good.
The new animated adventure-comedy is coming to theaters near you on September 28th, 2018.
A new trailer sparked everyone’s interest yesterday as the sequel to the comic book adaptation “Kingsman: The Secret Service” came out with an all new and improved cast including Channing Tatum, Halle Berry, Colin Firth, Julianne Moore, Jeff Bridges and a special guest, Elton John.
You must be living underneath a rock if you haven’t heard of Spike TV’s mega hit show “Lip Sync Battle” hosted by the one and only legendary rapper LL Cool J and co-host supermodel Chrissy Teigen.
An ode to post-war Hollywood, the Coen Brothers represent the Golden Age of Cinema in a way only they can. And it’s a damn good time.
With eight Comic Book movies lined up for next year as well as a ton of Sci-Fi films, there’s quite a list to pick from.
Alright, we have mixed feelings about this. Well, I’m pretty sure so does Tarantino, but that’s another story. I mean, he writes the script, it gets leaked, he says he won’t make it into a movie, then he reads it out loud and someone tells him to make it into a movie, and he says yes, and now we’re here at the trailer.
But nonetheless, we can’t help but fall in love with his cult classic movies, and that’s why we can’t wait for the December 25 (or January 6, 2016 in other parts) premiere of The Hateful Eight, a film that has classic Tarantino actors like Samuel L. Jackson, Tim Roth, Michael Madsen, Kurt Russell, Zoe Bell, and even newcomers like Channing Tatum, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and more.
With an amazing cast and a script from Tarantino that revolves around vicious, gun toting strangers in a post Civil War era, what more can we ask for? The newest trailer was just released, which shows in more detail the lives of eight strangers who all seek shelter in Wyoming during a heavy blizzard.
You can watch the newest trailer below which sees a lot of action, and even takes in some amazing Wyoming winter landscapes.
Their first film since Inside Llewyn Davis, the Coen Brothers appear to be going back to their special brand of comedy focusing on 1950’s Hollywood.
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