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Ezra Miller on 'We Need to Talk About Kevin': 'I'm Half-Expecting to be Shot with an Arrow'

By Chris Jancelewicz (Subscribe to Chris Jancelewicz's posts), Posted Nov 22nd 2011 1:30PM

Filed under: Celebrity Interviews, Movie News

Ezra Miller is smart. Smarter than many adult actors in Hollywood, which is strange, since the kid is an 18-year-old high school dropout. With a penchant for 'honest' dark roles, Miller plays the maladjusted son in dysfunctional family flicks 'Another Happy Day' and 'We Need to Talk About Kevin' -- and boy, is he convincing. Thankfully, while on the phone from New York, Miller loses all the "psycho" vibes and comes across as a thoughtful, articulate soul out to perfect his art.

Marvel's 'The Avengers' Character Posters: Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner, Samuel L. Jackson and Tom Hiddleston in Full Superhero Mode [Exclusive]

By Chris Jancelewicz (Subscribe to Chris Jancelewicz's posts), Posted Nov 17th 2011 12:01PM

Filed under: Movie News, Moviefone Canada

Fans of comics and comic book movies, rejoice! Moviefone Canada and Disney Canada are pleased to present brand new character posters from upcoming blockbuster 'The Avengers,' set for release on May 4, 2012. The movie focuses on the formation of S.H.I.E.L.D. (Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division), a group of superheroes banding together to defeat extraterrestrial invaders. The new character posters feature S.H.I.E.L.D. members Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) and Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson), along with the film's central bad guy, Loki (Tom Hiddleston).

Check out the poster after the jump. (Due to the constraints of the blog, we realize the image is a bit tough to see. Just make sure you click on the image to see full, high-resolution version.)

Ezra Miller: 'Akira' Remake Not 'Next Move' [Exclusive]

By Chris Jancelewicz (Subscribe to Chris Jancelewicz's posts), Posted Nov 16th 2011 1:40PM

Filed under: Movie News

Despite reports that Ezra Miller was on short list of actors testing to appear in the remake of 1990 Japanese anime film 'Akira,' the young actor revealed exclusively to Moviefone that he won't be appearing in the movie.

A Guide to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter: Say Goodbye to 'Harry Potter' in Style

By Chris Jancelewicz (Subscribe to Chris Jancelewicz's posts), Posted Nov 10th 2011 10:00AM

Filed under: Features, Behind the Scenes, Family Film Guide, Harry Potter

The 'Harry Potter' movies may be over (for now; the final DVD hits stores this week), but don't worry, muggles! All things Potter will continue to live on at Universal Studios' Island of Adventure. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter has everything a Potterite could ever want, from the dark halls of Hogwarts to Diagon Alley to Hogsmeade, and it's all done down to the finest little detail.

Martin Sheen and Emilio Estevez: 'The Way' Is Not a Gimmick

By Chris Jancelewicz (Subscribe to Chris Jancelewicz's posts), Posted Nov 4th 2011 10:00AM

Filed under: Celebrity Interviews, Moviefone Canada

The father-son relationship has been done to death in movies, but it's never been depicted quite like this. 'The Way,' written and directed by Emilio Estevez, stars the iconic Martin Sheen, who also just so happens to be Estevez's father. The movie follows the journey of Tom (Sheen), a curmudgeonly man who ventures to Europe to recover the body of his son (Estevez), who died while traveling on the "El Camino de Santiago," a popular hike that stretches from France to Spain.

Fan of Grace Kelly? Might Want to Visit This Exhibition in Toronto

By Chris Jancelewicz (Subscribe to Chris Jancelewicz's posts), Posted Nov 3rd 2011 2:20PM

Filed under: Features, Moviefone Canada

Grace Kelly embodies the fantasy of nearly every woman on Earth: she won an Oscar, married a prince and became a princess. She was also the muse to many directors, most notably the late, great Alfred Hitchcock.

13 Scary Movies to Watch for Halloween

By Chris Jancelewicz (Subscribe to Chris Jancelewicz's posts), Posted Oct 28th 2011 12:00PM

Filed under: Features, Halloween

Had enough of torture porn? Sick of endless gory deaths that don't evoke any feeling or fear? Long for the days of real horror, when audiences were genuinely frightened by what was happening on screen instead of salivating for the next kill? Great! In honor of Halloween, Moviefone wants to help you find some of the scariest movies that have held up over the years. So, make some popcorn and hold that bowl tight -- if you're watching these flicks, it's liable to fly everywhere.

Chris Jancelewicz