Posted on February 1st, 2010 by madnad | 4 Comments »
Sadly, the film Unthinkable does not look as if it is going to get a theatrical release in the UK. Amazon.co.uk have started accepting pre-orders on the DVD prior to a June 14th release date.
IMDB are still listing a theatrical release date of 8 April for the Netherlands, and have recently added 19th May for the US.
This psycological thriller is about Younger, an American Muslim man who claims to have nuclear bombs planted in three U.S. cities. With only two days before they are deployed, a black-ops interrogator and an FBI agent have to decide how far they will go in trying to get the captive terrorist to divulge the whereabouts of the bombs. The film also stars Samuel Jackson, Carrie-Anne Moss and Brandon Routh.
Click HERE to pre-order your copy from Amazon.
Posted on January 9th, 2010 by madnad | No Comments »
Dark Horizons.com have been doing a feature highlighting films to look out for in 2010. ‘The Special Relationship’ was featured the other day, and in the most recent episode they have both Tron Legacy and Unthinkable.
Sadly, they reveal nothing new about Michael’s role in Tron Legacy.
“Michael Sheen will serve as the film’s villain, a night club owner inside the Tron world rather than a new version of the MCP [Master Control Program] as previously rumoured.”
For Unthinkable they touch on the topic of its delayed release.
“Originally slated to be released through the now defunct Senator Distribution, the project went on the block at the AFM in November. Several international territories are set, but the film has yet to be picked up for US distribution inspite of the involvement of the likes of Sheen and Jackson.”
Source: Dark Horizons
Posted on October 12th, 2009 by madnad | No Comments »
The AFM have announced the line-up for their 30th film festival which uncludes the film ‘Unthinkable’ with Michael Sheen and Samuel L Jackson, and is to be held at Santa Monica from 4-11 November.
Michael Sheen features as a terrorist that is being interrorgated by a FBI agent, played by Samuel L Jackson, to discover the whereabouts of nuclear devices in the US.
Screening times are:
Thursday 5th 11:00am at Broadway 2
Saturday 7th 9:00am at Broadway 1
A full screening schedule is available at www.thefilmcatalogue.com
Source: The Hollywood Reporter