Taken from upcoming album "Elevator", to be released 15th of September 2014 on Gaphals.
Think Garbage, think a sexy Hole, think....nah listen!
Tyred Eyes second album Elevator, the sequel to last year’s Ghost Ep is out now. Tyred Eyes have since the start taken big musical and inspirational steps between releases, and the difference between last year’s Ghost Ep and new album Elevator is substantial. If Ghost Ep consisted of 4 short and direct pop songs with a lot of punk attitude, then Elevator is it’s older and more mellow sibling. The older sister with the cool band posters who smoked cigarettes and knew what bands were shown on MTV. Tyred Eyes has been influenced a lot of the lo-fi/indie bands of the 90’s, as opposed to 70’s punk, which has set a great impact on the new album.
Colin Farrell is about to be trapped in the flat circle of "True Detective" Season 2. For real. No joke. It's happening.
Okay, so HBO has yet to confirm what the actor said to The Sunday World, but his own statement is pretty straightforward.
"I'm doing the second series. I’m so excited," Farrell told the Irish newspaper."I know it will be eight episodes and take around four or five months to shoot. I know very little about it, but we’re shooting in the environs of Los Angeles which is great."
Farrell has been long-rumored to be cast among group of three detectives in Season 2 of the highly-anticipated HBO series, and he becomes the first to confirm his involvement. Taylor Kitsch, Vince Vaughn, Rachel McAdams, and Jessica Biel are among the names tossed around to join him, but Farrell did not confirm any of their involvement in the interview. Two men and one woman are expected to play the detectives, with Vaughn's name tossed around as a possible villain (or suspect).
He was able to discuss a bit of the plot, which will deal with the "bloody murder of a corrupt city businessman found dead the night before a major transportation deal."
Source: Indiewire
From 22th October on you can see A Walk Among The Tombstones, the newest action thriller with Liam Neeson in Belgian theatres.
Private investigator Matthew Scudder is hired by a drug kingpin to find out who kidnapped and murdered his wife.
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A Walk Among The Tombstones, de nieuwe actiethriller met Liam Neeson.
New York is in de greep van een reeks brute moorden. Wanneer de vrouw van een invloedrijke crimineel wordt ontvoerd en de seriemoordenaars losgeld eisen, kan de drugsdealer onmogelijk naar de politie. Hij roept de hulp in van privédetective Matt Scudder (LIAM NEESON). Als voormalig NYPD agent is hij de aangewezen persoon om deze zaak tot op de bodem uit te zoeken. Hij bijt zicht vast in het onderzoek en maakt koortsachtig jacht op de psychopaten die de stad terroriseren. Wanneer de enige getuige voor zijn ogen zelfmoord pleegt, lijkt het spoor dood te lopen. Totdat Matt onderdeel wordt van het gestoorde spel dat door de moordlustige kidnappers gespeeld wordt.
USA – 2014 – 113 min. – Release 22/10/2014
According to star Zachary Quinto, filming will begin on the third installment of the rebooted franchise within the next six months.
“I think it’s on the horizon,” Quintowho, who plays Spock in the series, said on “The Today Show.” “Things are rumbling, so I have a feeling that we will be in production sometime in the next six months.”
Quinto had previously said that the movie will most likely revolve around the five-year mission, which is “to to boldly go where no man has gone before.”
“I think the five-year mission will be a part of this next film in some way,” Quinto said in July. “We’re coming up on the 50th anniversary of one of the most iconic sci-fi series in entertainment history so it’s inherently an ongoing story. But I do think that we’ll feel some sense of evolution in these characters that’s been building through the first few films.”
The sequel marks Roberto Orci’s directorial debut. Orci, who co-wrote the first two movies, is helping pen “Star Trek 3,” which hits theaters in 2016.
Source: Variety
The Weinstein Company has released the first trailer for Tim Burton’s highly-anticipated drama, “Big Eyes,” which opens Christmas Day. Starring Amy Adams and Christoph Waltz, “Big Eyes” tells the real-life story of Margaret Keane and her husband Walter Keane, who was credited with revolutionizing popular art in the 1950s and 1960s with portraits of waif-like children with huge eyes although it was Margaret who was the real, uncredited painter.
Danny Huston, Krysten Ritter, Jason Schwartzman, Terence Stamp and Jon Pulito round out the cast of the film, Burton’s first live-action feature since “Dark Shadows” in 2012.
