A new trailer for The Vow has made its way online. A straight up love tale that features Channing Tatum of Dear John and 21 Jump Street fame, as well as the notorious Rachel McAdams, who previously dazzled fans in The Notebook, features the two as a married couple who are dealt a serious blow when they get into a car accident. Here’s the official plot synopsis per IMDb. “A car accident puts Paige (McAdams) in a coma, and when she wakes up with severe memory loss, her husband Leo (Tatum) works to win her heart again.” Seen in the trailer, The Vow shifts from scene to scene showcasing what’s…

How about some pretty pictures to take back to the office for this short and sweet work week? Bane and Batman make an official showing on the cover of the upcoming edition of Empire magazine while Marvel gives its Avengers the spotlight in two massive character banners. Over in the casting department, The Walking Dead‘s Jon Bernthal is going big screen for Ric Roman Waugh’s Snitch and there’s a good shot that Hugo‘s Asa Butterfield could lead the adaptation of Ender’s Game. There’s also some casting drama surrounding Tyler Perry’s latest, courtesy of the recently married and recently discovered Kim Kardashian’s role in The Marriage Counselor. Lionsgate gives Hunger Games…

Channing Tatum hosted Constellation’s online screening of “The Eagle,” a film by Kevin Macdonald starring, aside from Tatum, Jamie Bell and Donald Sutherland. Tatum said the toughest challenge about portraying his character, Marcus Aquila, was making sure that he accurately portrayed the time period. “The toughest thing about portraying Marcus was to trying to project yourself back into that time and hope you’re always being somewhat accurate and honest,” he said. “So much time separates now from then so it’s challenging to try to make it as real as you can. especially with the language barrier.” “The Eagle” is set in Roman-controlled Britain, where Marcus Aquila works to honor the…

“21 Jump Street” star Channing Tatum will host a virtual theatrical screening of “The Eagle,” featured by Constellation November 17. Constellation’s CEO James Lawler and co-founder Reid Carolin have announced the launch of the service, which is an online movie theater where audiences can purchase tickets and watch films and special events at certain showtimes. An initial schedule of films has also been released, including the screening of “The Eagle” by Focus Features. Other films scheduled to be shown include award-winning documentaries “The Carrier” and “Bombay Beach.” According to the press release, Tatum said of the event, “Hosting a film on Constellation brought me closer to the audience than ever…

Title: Haywire Director: Steven Soderbergh Cast: Gina Carano, Ewan McGregor, Michael Douglas, Antonio Banderas, Michael Fassbender, Channing Tatum, Michael Angarano, Bill Paxton Steven Soderbergh is an interesting throwback to directors of yore, in that he is far less precious with his career than many of his contemporaries, and seems to regard the medium of film as inherently a place to explore, and play around. This means not only that he’s rather astonishingly prolific, but also engages in willful genre experiments (the “Ocean’s” trilogy, certainly, as well as something like “Solaris,” and even “Contagion”), plus low-fi adventures like “Full Frontal,” “Bubble” and “The Girlfriend Experiment.” Rather than own one genre or mood,…

After months of speculation and wondering, the red band trailer for “21 Jump Street” has finally been released! The trailer was put on the film’s official Facebookpage, and, having seen at least one episode of the original “21 Jump Street,” I think it’s fair to say that there’s a very big difference in tone from the show, which made Johnny Depp a household name. The film stars Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill as doofus cops who look young enough to pass for high schoolers, so they’re enrolled in an revived undercover cop unit: “In the action-comedy 21 Jump Street, Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum) are more than ready…

Everyone knows that Channing Tatum has made his name as an actor and dancer, but hip-hop dancing isn’t all Tatum is known for. Did you know he used to be an exotic dancer before his acting career began? I bet you didn’t. (I didn’t). Tatum is going to put his exotic dancing experience to more use nowadays; according to Deadline, Tatum will star in “Magic Mike,” a film written by Tatum’s production partner Reid Carolin and directed by Steven Soderbergh. Tatum and Carolin are also producing the film along Gregory Jacobs and Nick Wechsler. “Magic Mike” is based on Tatum’s own experiences as an exotic dancer. The film will also…

Dear John actor Channing Tatum is making headlines for a Chicago bar fight over the weekend. According to TMZ, Tatum was hanging out with his wife and actress Jenna Dewan this past Friday night when a “big fight” erupted. With rumors that Tatum threw a punch at a patron after the fight broke out, and some unclear video footage, as well as tweets, the only truth that can be confirmed from the scuffle was that Tatum was escorted away by security after the altercation broke out. Several unknown sources connected with the 21 Jump Street have since come forward to state that Channing Tatum did not get involved with the…

The first trailer for director Dito Montiel’s (A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints) “The Son of No One” has been released for fans to see. The cop drama stars Channing Tatum (Dear John) as an officer of the law who is sent to a “precinct in the neighborhood where he grew up.” The only problem is that Tatum’s character has secrets from his past that will “threaten to destroy his life, and his family.” On top of Tatum in the starring role, Montiel’s latest venture also stars actor Tracy Morgan (30 Rock), Katie Holmes (Batman Begins), Ray Liotta (Goodfellas), The Godfather’s Al Pacino , and Juliette Binoche (Dan in Real…

MTV caught up with director Steven Soderbergh on his latest project, the much awaited stripper chronicles of Channing Tatum – Magic Mike. Giving the music outlet an update on the Tatum’s interesting life before making it big in Hollywood, Soderbergh shared “that’s gonna be crazy; the stories are crazy.” Just what fans have been dying to hear! Revealing some additional details behind the project he was extremely excited to make, the director did clear up the fact that Tatum’s life is a huge part of the flick, but loosely based. “It’s a fictionalized version of what Channing went through. Channing’s sort of playing a version of himself and Alex is…