A new trailer for David Wain’s ‘Wanderlust’ has been released. A comedy starring ‘Friends’ actress Jennifer Aniston, and ‘Our Idiot Brother’ star Paul Rudd, and Malin Akerman of The Bang Bang Club, the upcoming flick has a quirky plot with some funny moments. Although there are a few cheesy and unlikely moments in the trailer, ‘Wanderlust’ follows Rudd and Aniston as Manhattan natives, Linda and George, who decide to live life on the wild side after one of them becomes unemployed. After taking an off-road detour to a 60′s style hippie commune, full of some crazy characters, the laughs begin with a naked guy, an embarrassing bathroom scene, a slow…

Emma Watson, Logan Lerman and the rest of the cast celebrated the holidays at the end of 2011 when they decided to sit down for a Christmas picture for the film “The Perks of Being a Wallflower.” According to MTV Hollywood Crush, Paradiso Films tweeted the picture of the cast surrounded by presents, poinsettias, and Christmas cheer at the end of last year. Even though this isn’t a movie still, per se, it still makes me excited to see more about this film. You can view the holiday picture below. However, if you are looking for a movie still, MTV Hollywood Crush has it. The still features Watson and Lerman…

Title: Our Idiot Brother Directed by: Jesse Peretz Starring: Paul Rudd, Elizabeth Banks, Adam Scott, Emily Mortimer, Rashida Jones and Zooey Deschanel Running time: 90 minutes, Rated R, Available on Blu-ray Ned (Paul Rudd)  is just a happy go lucky guy who is extremely naive and honest to a fault, so much that he unintentionally disrupts the lives of his three self-absorbed sisters.  There’s Miranda (Elizabeth Banks) the career-oriented journalist, Liz (Emily Mortimer) the overprotective earthy mother of a sheltered son who is married  to a slimy British documentarian (Steve Coogan), and Natalie (Zooey Deschanel) an artistic, yet career directionally challenged bisexual. There is no question that Paul Rudd was…

If you loved the film “Our Idiot Brother,” starring Paul Rudd, when it made its theatrical release, you might love to know that ShockYa has two copies of the film to giveaway! To win, all you have to do is tweet. The rules for the contest is simple. First, follow us @ShockYa. Second, Tweet the phrase “@Shockya is Giving Away Our Idiot Brother, Follow and Retweet This.” You have until Monday, November 30 at 5 PT to tweet us. The two winners will be chosen at random. According to the Facebook page, “Our Idiot Brother” is about the black sheep of the family who can’t seem to be as successful…

The first official movie trailer for Wanderlust with Paul Rudd and Jennifer Aniston has been released. The rom-com comes from director David Wain of Childrens Hospital and Wainy Days. Set for a February 2012 release, the trailer doesn’t do much to draw interest. With the plot previously revealed, and Rudd on board, Wanderlust had sounds of potential, until you watch the first look. Following an urban couple, who end up living in what looks like a hippie commune, the two run into some crazy situations as they learn to adapt. The funniest part of the trailer was the fly paper hanging from the ceiling of Rudd’s office job, and a…

Our Idiot Brother Review Title: Our Idiot Brother Director: Jesse Peretz Starring: Paul Rudd, Elizabeth Banks, Emily Mortimer, Steve Coogan, Hugh Dancy, Kathryn Hahn, Rashida Jones, Shirley Knight, TJ Miller, Adam Scott, Janet Montgomery, Sterling K Brown, Matthew Mindler Yes, there’s the saying, “nice guys finish last,” and that’s certainly the case for Our Idiot Brother‘s Ned (Paul Rudd) quite often, but when you’re considering movies, nice movies can get a bit of a boost even when they don’t entirely deserve it. Our Idiot Brother is undoubtedly flawed, but director Jesse Peretz turns up the charm with ease, bringing the best out of his talented cast and some impressively honest,…

In the upcoming movie “Our Idiot Brother,” Ned (Paul Rudd) is taken away from his dog, Willie Nelson, after getting arrested. Now, Willie Nelson is searching all over New York City for his owner. This is where you, the fans, come in. At the film’s Facebook page, you can vote on the location that Willie Nelson should search next. Should he search in City Hall, Central Park or on the Brooklyn Bridge? You can check out where Willie has been in the video below. “Our Idiot Brother” is about three sisters who have to deal with their upbeat, peaceable brother, according to the Facebook page: Every family has one: the…

‘Bridesmaids’ rising star Melissa McCarthy has been cast in the upcoming ‘Knocked Up’ spin-off, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The untitled comedy, which was at one point called ‘This is Forty,’ will reunite the actress with Judd Apatow, who produced the highest grossing female R comedy of all time. Apatow is writing and directing the spin-off to his hit 2007 romantic comedy. The spin-off will follow forty-somethings Pete and Debbie, played by Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann, respectively, as they raise their children. Debbie is the sister of Alison, the main female character in ‘Knocked Up,’ who was played by Katherine Heigl. There’s no word yet if Heigl or Seth…

Welcome back to the Movie News Cheat Sheet, Shockya.com readers! We’ve got a nice assortment of stories this time around, ranging from box office success stories to casting news and trailers. The casts of both The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D and G.I. Joe 2 grew by one while the bank accounts of both Bridesmaids and Transformers: Dark of the Moon grew by, well, millions. There’s also some talk about bringing the popular arcade game Space Invaders to the big screen and bringing the Korean film Oldboy back for more. While this Cheat Sheet is packed with some rousing updates, the pinnacle is the start of Shockya.com’s San Diego Comic Con…

Coming on the heels of 2009′s underperforming The Princess and the Frog, Disney rolled the dice yet again on a fairly low-fi tale of storybook royalty, in the form of Tangled, based on the fairytale of Rapunzel. A huge $575 million worldwide hit, the movie is a well-rendered throwback that underscores the still existent pleasures of traditional storytelling, amidst all the glitz and glam of more forcibly lively animated fare. Nicely balancing a sense of classic sentimentality with contemporary, gender-equal romance and adventure, Tangled features engaging vocal turns by Mandy Moore and Zachary Levi — as the locked-away Rapunzel and rakish bandit Flynn Rider, respectively — and has enough going on…