'Sin City: A Dame to Kill For' Trailer Is Coming Tomorrow

The Sin City: A Dame to Kill For official Facebook page has announced that the first trailer will arrive tomorrow, Thursday, March 6. Along with this news comes the release of three hi-res stills that original debuted in Enterainment Weekly last week. Now, we get a better look at Jessica Alba as Nancy Callahan and Mickey Rourke as Marv as they reprise their roles from 2005's Sin City nearly ten years after directors Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller first brought this graphic novel adaptation to the big screen. We also get a look at Joseph Gordon-Levitt who makes his first appearance here as Hard Luck Johnny.

Sin City: A Dame to Kill For comes to theaters August 22nd, 2014 and stars Jamie Chung, Jessica Alba, Alexa Vega, Mickey Rourke, Rosario Dawson, Jaime King, Michael Madsen, Dennis Haysbert. The film is directed by Frank Miller, Robert Rodriguez.

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The Spectacular ‘Mr. Nobody’ Is Finally Coming to a Theater Near You

Four years ago, a little-known bizzaro drama named Mr. Nobody premiered at the Venice Film Festival. The film starred Jared Leto, Diane Kruger, Rhys Ifans, and Sarah Polley, and despite that list of talent, the film has taken four years to hit stateside. The movie opened successfully in Belgium, for instance, three years ago. Whatever the reason is for the delay, it’s a shame because Mr. Nobody, by far and away, is the best film of 2013.

I say 2013 because the damn thing is finally coming out this year. Magnolia has set a VOD and iTunes release for September 26th and a limited theatrical run to kick off on November 1st. I would say see this movie as soon as you can, but it’s a gorgeous film that should be experienced in a theater.

Here’s an old internationl trailer which gives you a decent sense of what to expect:

If you were underwhelmed by the dramatic simplicity and sentimentality of Cloud Atlas, this is probably the movie you were hoping for. Mr. Nobody is about the choices you make in life, and how the big and little ones can affect the way things turn out. In the film you see different versions of how Mr. Nobody’s (Jared Leto) life would’ve turned out had he made certain choices, and while it can be overwhelming (and funny, entertaining, and moving), it’s more challenging than frustrating.

For further proof Mr. Nobody is coming out, here’s a new poster for it (via Indiewire):

Mr. Nobody will be available on VOD and iTunes on September 26th.

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