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‘The Silent House’ Trailer (79 Minute Single Shot Horror Movie)
[1]You might recall that I wrote about a film at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival, Gustavo Hernбndez's The Slient House which was a haunted house horror film which took place all within one 79-minute continuous shot (read my review here [2]). You might also recall that the American remake premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival in January (read Germain's review here [3]) starring indie breakout star Elizabeth Olsen (the younger sister of the Olsen twins).Supposedly based on a true story, the film follows a daughter and father who are hired to renovate a boarded-up broken down cottage in a rural area of Uruguay. They plan to spend the night at the house and begin repairs the following morning. But the Teenage daughter begins to hear noises from the upstairs, and that is where this haunted house story begins. Watch the trailer embedded after the jump. The trailer gives you a good»
- Peter Sciretta
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'Winnie the Pooh' Veteran Now Working on New Mickey Mouse Movie
Filed under: Movie News, Cinematical
Isn't it strange that Mickey Mouse has never really had his own animated feature? We don't call it the Mouse House for nothing. Mickey's the king of the Disney cartoon characters, yet he's still only been the star of shorts. Goofy and Uncle Scrooge have had their own long-form theatrical endeavors, so why not the little guy we most associate with the studio? Well, there's a chance of him finally being honored with a feature-length movie, if Disney bites.
Longtime Disney animator Burny Mattinson, who received an Oscar nomination for directing 1984's 'Mickey's Christmas Carol' (which I always thought of as a full movie when I was a kid -- but it's only 24 minutes), told Bleeding Cool that he wants his follow-up to working on the upcoming 'Winnie the Pooh' to be a feature film starring Mickey, Donald Duck and Goofy. So it's the whole gang,»
- Christopher Campbell
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