Remember the amazing performance that Michael Caine gave in the original version of Get Carter? That film along with Alfie are what made the actor one of the coolest men in entertainment. Sure, he’s Alfred Pennyworth now, but he has a badass past and he’s exposing it to the world. A trailer for his latest film Harry Brown has been released online and it looks like an awesome mix of Get Carter, Taken, and Death Wish.

Don’t let the gray hair fool you, he will shoot to kill…

Do you love this or what? Open your eyes kids, this man is returning his roots. As you can tell from the trailer, Harry Brown has been receiving all types of praise this year. It’s had a successful run on the festival circuit, and will soon be available to the masses in conventional theaters. At the moment, Harry Brown has distribution set in the U.K, but unfortunately not in the U.S. Why does domestic distribution have to be so hard to find?

What do you think of the trailer for Harry Brown?

Tom Ford, the former star designer at Gucci, makes his directorial debut at the Venice Film Festival, with A Single Man an intimate movie about coping with loss and grief.

Ford said that it is “the most personal thing” he has ever done.

The first trailer for the movie features a cameo by Ford’s favorite ad model, Jon Kortajarena, as hustler Carlos.

The movie, set in Los Angeles in the 1960s, is an intimate story about coping with loss and grief based on a book by Christopher Isherwood.

“A Single Man” stars Colin Firth as a college professor coming to grips with solitude after his partner of 16 years dies. Also starring are Matthew Goode, playing the professor’s partner, and Julianne Moore as a friend.

“People who don’t know me well will be very surprised by the film. It shows a different side of me.” Ford said

“The process seems really natural to me, and I’d ideally like to make a film every three to four years.”

But he wants to keep his two careers separate: “I didn’t want to be perceived as some fashion designer who’s come to Venice and decided to make a film. I wanted to avoid anything to do with fashion, and I wanted the film to speak for itself.”

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A Single Man has captured the Queer Golden Lion for gay-themed movies screening at the Venice Film Festival.

The Queer Golden Lion is an unofficial award and is independent of the festival.

Actors Will Smith, Charlize Theron and Jason Bateman have all reportedly jumped onboard for a sequel to the 2008 blockbuster, "Hancock."

Director Peter Berg will, once again, help the different-style superhero story. According to Variety, confirmed the news at the recent Toronto Film Festival.

"Everybody's going to come back for a sequel," he said.

A script is currently in the works with writers Adam Fierro ("24," "Dexter") and Glen Mazzara ("The Shield"). However, details regarding the plot and storyline are being kept under wraps.

Berg did say that Smith and Theron will once again play immortal gods, who lose their powers when in each other's presence. This time, they'll have to pair up to deal with a third entity. Bateman will also return as the PR guy who transformed Hancock's public image.

It will also expected to explore the 3,000-year-old world they're from, which was only hinted at in the first film.

At press time, there was no set release date for the flick.