Zombie vs. human girlfriend fight over boyfriend in “BURYING THE EX”

A man is torn in a twisted love triangle between his ex, now a zombie and a new found friend in the horror comedy “Burying The Ex.”
 
Joe Dante, known for his deft helming in unforgettable entertaining movies such as “Gremlins” “Looney Tunes: Back in Action” and in television series “Twilight Zone” and “Masters of Horror,” directs Anton Yelchin, Ashley Greene and Alexandra Daddario in “Burying The Ex” about a man trying to call it quits with his ex while trying to go for his dream girl.   Yelchin plays nice guy Max who recently moved in with his beautiful girlfriend, Evelyn (Greene).  But when Evelyn turns out to be a controlling, manipulative nightmare, Max then decides to call it quits. 

Rose Byrne plays comical frenemy in “SPY”

Rose Byrne struts her way into a global chase against a group of undercover agents in “Spy” starring alongside Melissa McCarthy, Jason Statham and Jude Law. 

Byrne takes on the role of Rayna, a beautiful and privileged Oxford-educated daughter of a recently deceased arms dealer who becomes frenemies with Susan Cooper, a novice spy who gears up for action after Fine (Law) suddenly goes off the grid during a dangerous assignment. Agent Cooper leaves her dreary desk job behind, entering the world of international espionage in Europe.  Soon, Rayna and Susan butt heads when Rayna has come into possession of an unusual inheritance, a small tactical nuclear weapon enough to give the world a total meltdown. 

Uber “SPY” Jude Law: All is fine in the espionage game

Meet the finest spy of them all, Jude Law stars as Bradley Fine, a charming but self-absorbed fop who manages to complete his missions while keeping every hair in place in the fall-off-your-seat action comedy “Spy.”
 
Paul Feig directs the hilarious action comedy, “Spy.” Law stars alongside Oscar nominated actress Melissa McCarthy as Susan Cooper, a desk-bound CIA analyst, the brains behind the suave colleague, super spy, Bradley Fine (Law), who is out in the field, engaged in dangerous assignments.  Fine gets the credit for all the successes, but it is actually Cooper doing most of the complicated work. She is also secretly besotted with the charismatic Fine, but it’s a case of unrequited love. When Fine goes off the grid while trying to locate a nuclear bomb, Susan Cooper volunteers to go out into the field herself, becoming a bona fide spy, infiltrating the world of international espionage in Europe. She has to confront the villainous, rich and ultra-glamorous Rayna Boyanov (Rose Byrne) who is the daughter of a notorious arms dealer, with access to a nuclear weapon. It is up to the intrepid Agent Cooper to stop her before she wreaks global havoc!

Have you ever been branded as “THE DUFF” – DESIGNATED. UGLY. FAT. FRIEND. ?

Young adult New York Times bestseller “The Duff” (written by Kody Keplinger when she was 17 and was published when she turned 19) is now a major motion picture starring today’s young rising stars Mae Whitman, Bella Thorne, Skyler Samuels, Bianca Santos, Robbie Amell and Nick Eversman along with Ken Jeong.
 

Best Business trip ever: “UNFINISHED BUSINESS” TRAILER

Vince Vaughn, Dave Franco and Tom Wilkinson form an unlikely trio of business associates along with Sienna Miller, James Marsden and Nick Frost in adult raunchy comedy “Unfinished Business.” 

Johnny Depp stars as bumbly-stumbly crime-fighter in “MORTDECAI”

Unlikely and hilarious crime-fighters who have saved the day such as Johnny English, OSS 117 and Austin Powers proved that the peculiarly witted ones make the world a safer place and that which ticks a cult following of movie fans worldwide.

Introducing yet another eccentric funny hero in the mix, Johnny Depp brings to life Charlie Mortdecai - a cult figure from the popular three-novel anthology in the 1970s by Kyril Bonfiglioli.

The Mortdecai books, center on Charlie Mortdecai and his wild and humorous adventures with his servant, Jock, which include entanglements with the police, art theft, and more. On top of that, he has this blurred line between right and wrong, sane and crazy, and good and evil.