Chimpanzee is a Disney documentary that follows a young chimp named Oscar. He becomes an orphan when his group gets raided by another group of chimpanzees. Oscar tries to survive on his own and mingle into another group, but life isn’t working out in his favor. When the little guy is truly down on his luck, a grown male chimp takes Oscar in, and raises him as his own.

God Bless America is about Frank being over how awful society has become. He is diagnosed with a brain tumor, with nothing left to lose he decides he is going to rid society or the bad seeds. A 16-year-old named Roxy sees what Frank is up to and becomes his accomplice.
*This is a red band trailer…17 and up only please *

Starring: Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones, Josh Brolin, Emma Thompson, Alice Eve, and Bill Hader.

Cameos…randoms: Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, and Tim Burton.

Josh Brolin plays a damn good Tommy Lee Jones.

What do you think? Gangster Squad is currently without a release date, but look for it sometime near the end of the year.

If you don’t know much about Batman other than the Christopher Nolan films, you probably shouldn’t read this. If you have fanboy leanings and have been speculating heavily about who Cotillard is playing in the film, read on.

Cotillard says her character, Miranda Tate, is “a good guy.” And stays that way throughout the film. Many have speculated that Cotillard’s character will turn out to be Talia Al Ghul, daughter of Ra’s Al Ghul, Batman’s teacher and nemesis in Batman Begins. Die hard fans of Batman are itching to see Talia brought to life on the big screen, and her presence would surely bring the story full circle. Is Cotillard jerking our chains, or did Nolan really leave Talia out of the final film? I guess we’ll find out July 2oth.

I don’t know about you, but the trailer alone gave me chills and certainly makes the film look extremely twisted. The fact that it has already been slapped with an NC-17 rating certainly helps to solidify that. Regardless, this is certainly a flick I’m looking forward to. I’m a fan of Emile Hirsch and I’ve been waiting for a film to make me like McConaughey, and this certainly seems like it.

The showtimes will be:

Friday:
4:45 Unfinished Spaces
7:30 All Me: The Life and Times of Winfred Rembert
9:15 Give Up Tomorrow

Saturday:
11:15 and 7:30 Stories from Lakka Beach
12:40 All Me: The Life and Times of Winfred Rembert
2:40 and 9:15 Unfinished Spaces
4:30 Give Up Tomorrow

Sunday:
11:00 Unfinished Spaces
12:30 and 4:30 Stories from Lakka Beach
2:45 All Me: The Life and Times of Winfred Rembert
7:15 Give Up Tomorrow

Monday:
5:00 All Me: The Life and Times of Winfred Rembert
7:30 Give Up Tomorrow

Tuesday:
5:00 Stories from Lakka Beach
7:30 Unfinished Spaces

Wednesday:
4:30 Give Up Tomorrow
7:30 All Me: The Life and Times of Winfred Rembert

Thursday:
5:00 All Me: The Life and Times of Winfred Rembert
7:30 Unfinished Spaces

To get more information on the movies please go to the Salem Film Fest’s official site.

Don’t worry Wish Me Away, who one the award for Best Female Director, will be coming back the week of June 29th.

David Ayer is the writer and director. He wrote and directed Harsh Times with Christian Bale and was a writer for Training Day. To fill out there cast there is Anna Kendrick, Cody Horn, and America Ferrera.

I thought I was getting over the lost footage style, but it seems that I’m wrong. A slightly new twist can do that. It seems that is going to be a mix of patrol car cameras, character shot, and it seems that they have an invisible third party with a camera going through the action with them. I feel like it can be a good one.