New Trailer & Poster for Denzel's 'Safe House'

Denzel as a villain again? I love it!

We have the first trailer for an action flick I've been anticipating for a while now.  The new movie is Safe House and stars Denzel Washington, Ryan Reynolds and a great supporting cast in Brendan Gleeson (In Bruges), Robert Patrick (Terminator 2), Vera Farmiga (Source Code) and Sam Shepard (Black Hawk Down).

Here's a quick synopsis from IMDB, if you're unfamiliar with the premise:

When a CIA-operated safe house is targeted by a group of bad guys, the facility's house-sitter (Reynolds) is tasked with the dangerous job of moving the criminal (Denzel) who is being hidden there to another secure location.

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More 'R.I.P.D.' Set Photos

I think R.I.P.D. is going to be a great film.  I don't know why I feel this way but I just have that gut feeling.  If you don't know what the film is about, see your way over to this article and for other set photos.  This time around, we got set pics of The Dude.  

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'R.I.P.D.' Set Photos

Let's hope this comic book film starring Ryan Reynolds doesn't flop like his last one, Green Lantern.  His next comic book film is R.I.P.D., based off of the Dark Horse Comic books.  R.I.P.D. or Rest In Peace Department was a limited run series about a cop who is murdered, joins an undead police department set to find his killer to bring peace to his soul so he could be sent to heaven.  Sounds like a great read and hopefully, an equally entertaining movie.  Production began in Boston this week and Celebuzz has some set photos of Reynolds, Kevin '6º' Bacon, and a sweet hunk of metal.

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Ryan Reynolds Shines in New 'Fireflies in the Garden' Trailer

It's had to have been a kinda rough summer for Ryan Reynolds.  The Green Lantern and The Change-Up seemed destined to kill at the box office not be killed.  Luckily, the actor has a film, Fireflies in the Garden, he completed almost three years ago that will finally see the light of day this fall, coming to theaters on October 15th.

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'Green Lantern' Sequel/Reboot to Be Darker and Edgier

During a conference call today, CEO of Time Warner Jeff Bewkes said Green Lantern "did not live up to expectations - fell fairly far short of those."  Obviously, they were expecting a summer blockbuster draw, but what they got was $154 million worldwide and a $53 million opening.  The film cost over $200 million to make so this film lost the studio a ton of money.  Still, $53 million opening is a decent figure...it just didn't have any legs because everyone who saw it talked about how much it sucked.

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