“Bryan Cranston ignites the screen in one of his most disturbing performances.”

                                                                                                                                    – Brian Balchak, MOVIEWEB

Starring Alice Eve, Logan Marshall-Green & Bryan Cranston

COLD COMES THE NIGHT

Available March 4 on Blu-ray™, DVD & Digital

with Never-Before-Seen Deleted Scenes

CULVER CITY, CALIF. (Jan. 21, 2014) – Alice Eve (Star Trek Into Darkness) and Golden Globe^® winner Bryan Cranston (Best Actor, TV’s “Breaking Bad,” 2013) star in the edge-of-your-seat, cat-and-mouse thrillerCOLD COMES THE NIGHT, available on Blu-ray™, DVD and Digital March 4 from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. Directed by Tze Chun (Children of Invention), this crime drama is filled with twists and tension when a struggling motel owner and single mother (Eve) is taken hostage by a career criminal (Cranston), and forced to become his guide and driver as he attempts to retrieve his cash package from a crooked cop (Logan Marshall-Green). Bonus features include deleted scenes.

Synopsis:

Chloe (Eve) and daughter Sophia (Parker) live in a rundown motel on a lonely highway pit stop. As the proprietor of the motel, Chloe is in financial trouble and has let Billy (Marshall-Green), a corrupt cop, take advantage of her situation. One night, Topo (Cranston), a nearly blind career criminal, and his driver stop at the motel while en route to deliver cash to an unknown boss. After an accident kills his driver and impounds his car, he takes Chloe and Sophia hostage and forces Chloe to be his new driver and guide, using Sophia as collateral. They set out after Billy, who has stolen Topo’s money from the car. Hoping to escape to a better life, Chloe tries to strike a deal with Topo but soon finds herself in over her head, and a series of double crosses leaves a cloud of mayhem and murder.  

COLD COMES THE NIGHT is directed by Tze Chun from a screenplay by Tze Chun, Osgood Perkins & Nick Simon.  The film was produced by Mynette Louie and Trevor Sagan, with Scott Halle, Ali Jazayeri, Nick Morton, Jacob Pechenick and Rick Rosenthal serving as executive producers.

Bonus Features:

·         Deleted Scenes

                                                                                                                       

COLD COMES THE NIGHT has a run time of approximately 90 minutes & is rated R for violence & language.

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RIDLEY SCOTT RETURNS TO THE GENRE HE HELPED DEFINE

Charlize Theron and Michael Fassbender Lead an Extraordinary Cast in the Epic Sci-Fi Thriller Debuting on Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray and DVD

10.09.12

Contains Over Seven Hours of Bonus Material Including an Alternate Opening and Ending, Deleted and Alternate Scenes and Access to Peter Weyland’s Files

LOS ANGELES, CA. (September 28, 2012) – Renowned director Ridley Scott takes fans on a gripping sci-fi adventure that “kicks ass so hard and often that it's impossible not to be thrilled by it” (Peter Travers, Rolling Stone). Launching into space to discover the mysterious creators of the human race, the “genuinely epic” (Tom Long, Detroit News) film, PROMETHEUS, debuts globally on Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray and DVD October 9 from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment. An unmatched home entertainment experience, watch the highly-anticipated blockbuster hit in the format it was meant to be viewed, stunning 3D high-definition.

Written by Damon Lindelof (“Lost”) and Jon Spaihts, PROMETHEUS features outstanding performances by Academy Award® winner* Charlize Theron (Monster), Golden Globe®-nominee* Michael Fassbender (Inglourious Basterds), Guy Pearce (Memento), Noomi Rapace (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) and Logan Marshall-Green (Devil).

Archeologist couple Elizabeth Shaw (Rapace) and Charlie Holloway (Marshall-Green) discover a star map that they interpret as an invitation from humanity's forerunners, the “Engineers.” Determined to find out more about them, the couple boards the scientific vessel Prometheus, created and funded by Peter Weyland (Pearce), CEO of Weyland Corporation. Lead by mission director Meredith Vickers (Theron) and monitored by Weyland’s android David (Fassbender), the team of explorers find a clue to the origins of mankind on Earth and embark on a thrilling journey to the darkest corners of the universe where they fight a terrifying battle to save the future of the human race.

Loaded with over seven hours of bonus material, the PROMETHEUS 4-Disc Collector’s Edition and 2-Disc Blu-ray Combo Pack feature the original theatrical release and are available in premium packaging.  Fans can get the ultimate Prometheus experience with an Alternate Opening and Ending, Deleted and Alternate Scenes, access to “Peter Weyland’s Files,” commentary by directors and writers, a cutting-edge Prometheus Weyland Corp. Archive Second Screen App and more! 

*2004, Best Actress in a Leading Role, Monster

**2012, Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture-Drama, Shame

PROMETHEUS 4-Disc Collector's Edition Blu-ray Special Features
Disc 1
●	Theatrical Cut
●	Commentary by Director/Producer Ridley Scott
●	Commentary by Writer Jon Spaihts and Writer/Executive Producer Damon Lindelof
●	The Peter Weyland Files
●	Deleted and Alternate Scenes that include an Alternate Opening / Ending
●	Prometheus - Weyland Corp Archive Second Screen App
Disc 2
●	The Furious Gods: Making Prometheus
●	Enhancement Pods
●	Weyland Corp Archive
●	Pre-Vis
●	Screen Tests
Disc 3
●	3D Theatrical Cut of Movie
Disc 4
●	DVD / Digital Copy

PROMETHEUS 2-Disc Blu-ray Special Features
Disc 1
●	Theatrical Cut
●	Commentary by Director/Producer Ridley Scott
●	Commentary by Writer Jon Spaihts and Writer/Executive Producer Damon Lindelof
●	The Peter Weyland Files
●	Deleted and Alternate Scenes that include an Alternate Opening / Ending
●	Prometheus - Weyland Corp Archive Second Screen App
Disc 2
●	DVD / Digital Copy

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PROMETHEUS 4-Disc COLECTORS EDITION (Catalog# 2281400)
Street Date:	October 9, 2012
Screen Format:	16:9 (2.40:1)
Audio:	BD:
	English DTS-HD-MA 7.1
	English Descriptive Audio DD 5.1
	Spanish (Latin Spanish) DD 5.1
	Quebecois (Canadian French) DD 5.1
	Portuguese (Brazilian) DD 5.1
	Russian DTS 5.1
	Hindi DD 5.1
	Tamil DD 5.1
	Telugu DD 5.1
	Ukrainian DD 5.1
	English COMMENTARY DD 2.0 Stereo: Ridley Scott
	English COMMENTARY DD 2.0 Stereo: Writers
	DVD:
	English 5.1 Dolby Digital (DVD)
	English Descriptive Audio DD 5.1
	Spanish (Latin Spanish) 2.0
	French (Quebecois) 2.0
Subtitles:	BD:
	English for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
	Spanish
	Danish
	Finnish
	Norwegian
	Portuguese
	Russian
	Swedish
	Estonian
	Hindi
	Latvian
	Lithuanian
	Tamil
	Telugu
	Ukrainian
	DVD:
	English for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
	Spanish
U.S. Rating:	R
Total Run Time:	124 Minutes - Original Theatrical Version
Closed Captioned:	YES

PROMETHEUS 2-Disc BLU-RAY (Catalog# 2281407)
Street Date:	October 9, 2012
Screen Format:	16:9 (2.40:1)
Audio:	See above
Subtitles:	See above
U.S. Rating:	R
Total Run Time:	124 Minutes - Original Theatrical Version
Closed Captioned:	YES

PROMETHEUS DVD (Catalog# 2281409)
Street Date:	October 9, 2012
Screen Format:	16:9 (2.40:1)
Audio:	See above
Subtitles:	See above
U.S. Rating:	R
Total Run Time:	124 Minutes - Original Theatrical Version
Closed Captioned:	YES

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Is Prometheus worth the wait?  Does it live up the hype?  This weekend hundreds of thousands of people will crowd theaters for Ridley Scott’s long awaited return to sci-fi with Prometheus.  For over a year fans have been trying to figure out if Prometheus is a prequel to Scott’s 1979 Alien…or not.  So is it, or isn’t it?  The film contains “strands of Alien’s DNA,” hints director Ridley Scott.  Which after seeing the movie, I find it’s the perfect description.
Prometheus is a prequel of sorts.  You don’t need to see Alien to enjoy this masterpiece, but for those fans of Alien, I think watching it again before Prometheus is an added bonus.

Greek legend tells us Prometheus was a God who stole fire from Zeus and gave it to man.  For punishment, he was bound to a rock for eternity.  Everyday an eagle would peck out his liver, and every day it would grow back, just to be pecked at again.  There’s a cycle, just as all things have a cycle.  Meredith Vickers (Charlize Theron) states, “A king has his reign and then he dies.”  Again, it’s a cycle.  So, is the cycle of the Human race at an end?

Two scientists, Dr. Elizabeth Shaw (Noomi Rapace) and Dr. Charles Holloway (Logan Marshall-Green), find ancient drawings and carvings across Earth from different millennia and civilizations showing the same message or map.  The scientists take this as an invitation to find the origins of mankind.  A group of biologists, geologists, and others assembled by Weyland industries, which we now know from viral ad campaigns is the creator of the androids seen in all the movies in the Alien franchise, set out to find the “Engineers” of our race and end up finding much much more.

The crew finds large dome shaped caverns complete with a maze like network below.  Chilling events are set in motion after David, the android, played masterfully by Michael Fassbender, starts touching stuff.

David has an almost childlike quality.  He has no fear, no emotions, but has facial expressions are full of wonder and amazement. His mischievous actions could be taken as the inquisitiveness of a child, or programed orders.  Of course, we know the answer, but Scott likes to play with our minds.  Nevertheless, David accelerates things.

Meredith Vickers (Theron) is the company watchdog that actually seems to have a different agenda than the company; something new to the Alien franchise.  She doesn’t believe in sacrificing human life to fulfill someone else’s quest for knowledge.

I don’t think Prometheus lands on LV-426, the planet in Alien.  We do see in the many trailers that there is a ship, a chair, and an alien (affectionately named by fans the “Space Jockey”) that seem identical to the ones found by Dallas and his crew in Alien.  But Prometheus takes place roughly 30 years prior to the events in Alien and the planet just looks completely different to me.

But just like the magic of Alien, we don’t see much at first, but when we do…pooh man.  Scott lets us see ripples and dripping and melting and shadows, but saves the big stuff for later.  He smoothly progresses from tiny to small to large to big.  As David says, “Big things have small beginnings.”  By allowing the story to evolve this way, Scott keeps the main focus on the characters and how they handle evolving situations.  Even the questions constantly evolve, with most being answered with more questions.  It is really a philosophical and psychological thriller.

Scott also gathered a stellar cast (excuse the pun…I couldn’t help myself).  I mainly noticed the chameleon type actors he chose.  Noomi Rapace, Charlize Theron, and Michael Fassbender have all had recent films released where their characters are completely different from Prometheus’.  I didn’t watch Dr. Shaw and think she’s The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.  It’s the same for Meredith Vickers and David; the actors morph themselves into different people.

Prometheus is beautifully written by Damon Lindelof & Jon Spaihts.  It delves into the quagmire of religious beliefs vs. scientific evidence, and the questions that linger.  Pay close attention to the opening scene, it’s brilliant.  In fact, Lindelof, Spaihts, and Scott ask the question, if was populated by an alien race, where does God fit in if anywhere?  Most questions are not answered.  They leave that up to us.

One such question could be about the beacon in Alien, thought to be an SOS, and the cave drawings in Prometheus, thought to be an invitation to find a civilization.  Some characters later believe they were warnings to stay away, but what if they were an invitation and an SOS to lure us in?  This is a type of the delicious questions you will have leaving the theater.

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Not that you need any more reasons to see Prometheus, another new featurette is released.  We see more of what I think is the alien figure in a chair apparatus at the begining of Alien and commentary from Ridley Scott himself.


In theaters June 8th.

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Well, it looks like at least one crew member won’t make it home, or will he/she?  Ridley Scott has kept us guessing for months whether Prometheus is a prequel to Alien or not.  Though he says no, we have found out there is a tie-in to the Alien franchise with the robot/cyborg creator, Weyland Industries. 

SPOILERS:

The new international trailer for Prometheus offers more views of what we can expect.  I suspect these may not the aliens we’ve seen before, but it appears Ridley has included a new, more terrifying face sucker plus an eye worm. Eww, gotta love that. There's also a glimpse of what looks like the dead alien and it's chair for the beginning of Alien.  One thing is for sure; Prometheus will increase your heart rate, terrify you, and make you think twice about visiting a strange planet in hopes of finding alien life forms.  “Big things have small beginnings.”

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Enjoy this new featurette for Ridley Scott’s Prometheus.  This is my most anticipated movie this year.  Dare I even say more than The Avengers?  Scott teases us again with some behind the scenes footage mixed in with scenes from the film.  I can’t stand the teasing, yet I love it.  Keep ‘em coming Ridley.


The film stars Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender, Idris Elba, Guy Pearce, Rafe Spall, Sean Harris, Logan Marshall-Green, and Charlize Theron. Prometheus opens in 3D on June 8th.

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On Saturday, March 17th at 4 p.m. PST/ 7 p.m. EST, legendary director Ridley Scott premiered the first full trailer for one of 2012's most anticipated films, PROMETHEUS, at the AMC Downtown Disney in Anaheim, CA. This invite-only premiere followed a 30 minutes Q&A session with the iconic director conducted by Prometheus writer/producer Damon Lindelof (Co-creator, Executive Producer and Writer of TV's LOST). You can watch the Q&A on Livestream.

During the Q&A, an audience member asked if there would be a scene like in Alien where the cast didn't know that something was going to pop out of John Hurt's chest. Scott grinned and simply responded, "Oh yeah." Scott also made a point that he doesn't like "Old school" as a term for not using CGI. He commented that CGI is much more expensive than "Sensible school" and "Practical sets," commenting that it takes the actors out of the set, "Actors are in a green or blue vacuumm and everyone is guessing." He also said that there is always a repair bill at the end that is expensive. He feels Prometheus, "... came out rather economical on a seriously good looking film."

There was some discussion on the evolution and scientific tone of the film. Lindelof posed the question "Will there be any scientific discovery in my lifetime that may change my beliefs of God? We don't have the answer to it, but the movie is certainly asking that question."

June 8th can not come soon enough. I lost count how many times I've watched this new trailer, it's that good. All hail the return of Scott to sci-fi. I better start saving up, cause I have a feeling I will see Prometheous multiple times and will discover something new with each viewing.

Here's the official synopsis for Prometheus:

Ridley Scott, director of “Alien” and “Blade Runner,” returns to the genre he helped define. With PROMETHEUS, he creates a groundbreaking mythology, in which a team of explorers discover a clue to the origins of mankind on Earth, leading them on a thrilling journey to the darkest corners of the universe. There, they must fight a terrifying battle to save the future of the human race.

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