Year One

Sony Pictures have offered another look at their forthcoming comedy " Year One " by releasing an international trailer for the movie. Around two minutes long, the promotional video opens with the backwards countdown to the year one. It then move more

Columbia Pictures have uncovered the first full movie trailer for " Year One ". Posted at Yahoo! Movies, the promotional video for this Harold Ramis-directed movie shares detailed looks at the upcoming biblical comedy, exposing lots of historica more

" Year One " will be a kid-friendly movie after all as it is given the PG-13 rating. The lowering of the rating by the MPAA's Classification and Rating Appeals Board from a restricted one to a PG-13 came after some of the cuts were made to more

Sandra Bullock will surely be popping open the champagne as her new romantic comedy, The Proposal , accepted the top spot at the box office this weekend by grossing $34.1 million, according to early estimates by Hollywood.com Box Office. Not only did The more

The good news about 2009 was that it wasn't as horrendous as some previous years. In fact, when the good films came to us, they were often truly great pieces of work sprinkled with decent efforts in between. Then of course you had those nuggets of cr more

Watch The Trailer For Year One In HD Here!

Sony has just debuted the first official trailer for Year One, the biblical comedy from Harold Ramis. We've seen a Super Bowl TV spot and a full scene from Year One, but this is the first official trailer, and it looks a lot better than I was expecti more

The first official trailer for the biblical comedy Year One has just been released by Sony Pictures. The film has been directed by Harold Ramis, and stars Jack Black, Olivia Wilde... Watch the Trailer

An amiable stroll through biblical times featuring Jack Black and Michael Cera as exiled Neanderthals, " Year One " lacks seismic guffaws but elicits many mild smiles. Borrowing the understated run-on gag structure from co-writers Gene Stupnitsk more

Year One wants its audience to believe it's Agent Sands at the end of Once Upon A Time In Mexico. The film blindly fires its comedy at us, hoping things will hit us and evoke mountains of laughter. Why shouldn't it? It's directed by Harold more