There was a time where the plot for Tarsem Singh’s latest flick “Immortals” was under wraps, but that time is no more. The latest trailer for the stylized retelling of Greek mythology lays the story out clearly for the ill-informed.

No question that this is the longest “Immortals” teaser to date, clocking in at two and a half minutes in length. The narrator sets the stage for the battle between humans and the Greek gods: once there was a war in heaven, and the victors called themselves gods and named the losers as titans. Now evil King Hyperion (Mickey Rourke) is trying to release the titans and defeat the gods, and it’s up to mortal Theseus (Henry Cavill) to stop him.

Making their debuts in the video are Kellan Lutz, Corey Sevier and Isabel Lucas as Poseidon, Apollo and Athena, respectively. Much like Rihanna in the “Battleship” trailer, though, Lutz only gets a blink-and-you-miss-it appearance in the trailer. Fortunately, Cavill, Frieda Pinto and Luke Evans get plenty of screen time this time around.

But what really sits at the forefront of this latest “Immortals” teaser is Singh’s distinct visual style. Relativity isn’t pandering to the unconvinced in this trailer. Instead they’re selling the message, “You get what you pay for.” Those who aren’t familiar with Singh’s previous work in “The Fall” and “The Cell” might liken the slo-mo CGI-heavy action with “300,” but Singh is his own special brand of stylization. And it’s that element of this flick that has this Movies Blog writer counting down the days until “Immortals” hits theaters November 11.

Source: MTV Movies Blog

There are plenty of reasons to be jealous of Nina Dobrev. Not only is she on one of the best shows around (ahem, “Vampire Diaries”) but she also gets to spend her days and nights working alongside hotties Ian Somerhalder and Paul Wesley. And now, we can add one more point of envy to the list.

Nina is starring alongside none other than Kellan Lutz (a guy who knows a thing or two about vampires…) in “The Killing Game,” and she has nothing but great things to say about her new co-star.

“‘The Killing Game’ is an indie action film that Kellan stars in, and he blows it out of the park,” Nina told Hollywood Crush. “It’s his movie and he kicks ass in it.”

“The Killing Game” (not to be confused with “The Hunger Games”—although the plots share a few similarities) is an “action-thriller” (as described by Nina) that centers around a world in which men are matched up in gladiator-style battles for the entertainment of online viewers. Nina plays the role of Kellan’s wife (are you jealous yet, Ian and Paul?).

“I have a small but important part in the film,” she said. While Nina didn’t elaborate much on her role, she couldn’t stop gushing about Kellan’s.

“Kellan does a really good job because as much as we’ve seen him in ‘Twilight’ and other movies, this role is really all about him and he really delivers, and I think people are going to be really pleasantly surprised and excited to see him taking on such a big role.”

Kellan isn’t just Nina’s co-star though—they’re also friends. In fact, they met each other way before they started filming.

“We’ve known each other for a little while now,” she said. “All the vampire shows all kind of ended up at the same functions and the same events, and so we all kind of know each other.”

While there is no official release date for the film yet, we’re certainly excited for it. After all, this is one of the first times since “The Vampire Diaries” that we’ll get to see Nina step out of Elena and Katherine’s shoes and into something completely new, and while we’ll miss Ian and Paul (we really do love those boys), we’re looking forward to her chemistry with Kellan.

Source: Hollywood Crush

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New Moon is now up for public! Are you gonna watch? Me? definitely but I don’t know when. New Moon’s first screening here in PH was yesterday. My cousins and some friends are able to watch but I haven’t because I’ve had school from 6 AM to 6PM and exhausted because of volleyball training and Saturday is my rest day so maybe if my best ‘cuz has a free day, maybe we can go watch together so yeah. My friends say that the movie is hanged up, Edward says “will you marry me” to Bella and the screen turns black which calls for the end of the movie. Hmm.. pretty interesting!

More than a thousand Twilighters — mostly those who needed a lift from their parents — camped out at an Aurora, Illinois, mall on Halloween for a chance to see their vampire heroes in the flesh. On Tuesday, the lucky ones who nabbed wristbands got their chance when stars Ashley Greene and Kellan Lutz jetted into town for one of the “New Moon” mall tour stops.

Autographs were signed, photos were taken, screams were heard and wacky questions were asked, including a few marriage proposals.

“Yeah, a couple of those,” Lutz admitted in an interview with MTV News during some downtime at the mall’s Hot Topic store. “They all had boyfriends, so I’m like, ‘How can you ask me that when you’re taken?’ ”

“I got proposed to through someone’s wife,” Greene laughed. “I was like, ‘Wait, what? Really?’ She’s like, ‘Yeah, you can have him!’ I was like, ‘Oh, OK, great.’ But regardless, it was nice to get proposed to.”

Both stars have encountered fanatical Twilighters ever since the first movie’s premiere last year, but they both agreed that the support continues to amaze them.

“That doesn’t ever get old, no matter what anyone says,” Greene said. “It’s the energy that they bring with it. There’s people that have been standing outside for hours, and they still come in crying and jumping with energy, and it’s really contagious. There’s something wrong with you if you get used to or tired of something like this, because it’s always incredible to interact with your fans and to see firsthand how passionate they are about this film.”