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Review in a Hurry:  Nevermore? Try never mind. The Raven does feature handsome production design and a promising premise—a 19th-century serial killer commits murders inspired by Edgar Allen Poe‘s stories (it’s like Se7en for the literati crowd). But without narrative guts, this not-so-thrilling thriller proves a bloody disappointment… Continue reading Movie Review: The Raven Crows With Brooding Intrigue, but Is Ultimately a Bore

The Raven (2012) – Official Trailer [HD]

Oh, this is a great addition to “Sherlock Holmes” and “From Hell” – “THE RAVEN” brings a fictionalized account of the last days of Edgar Allan Poe’s life, in which the poet pursues a serial killer whose murders mirror those in the writer’s stories. Coming to theatres on March 9, 2012 Starring: John Cusack, Alice Eve, Luke Evans… Continue reading The Raven (2012) - Official Trailer [HD]

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ComingSoon.net

January 23, 2012

Relativity Media has made two big release date changes today.

The Raven was scheduled to go up against John Carter on March 9th, but the James McTeigue-directed thriller will now open in theaters on April 27th. Starring John Cusack, Luke Evans, Alice Eve, Brendan Gleeson and Oliver Jackson-Cohen, the film faces The Five-Year Engagement and Safe on the new date.

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Spielberg at comiccon SDCC 2011 in 60 Seconds: Spielberg Finally Hits Con and Quoth The Raven Nevermore

CELEBS AT CON

Ron Perlman and Carey Mulligan hit a Con party with director Nicolas Winding. Julie Newmar still looks great as a feline. Malin Akerman signs posters, Alice Eve sits with James McTeigue, and John Cusack looks less than thrilled. Even Werner Herzog attends the festivities.

Plus: Movies.com’s SDCC Celeb gallery.

MOVIES.COM COVERAGE

David Ehrlich hears/imagines the best one-liners to come out of the… Continue reading SDCC 2011 in 60 Seconds: Spielberg Finally Hits Con and Quoth 'The Raven' Nevermore

Relativity Media’s panel was a bit of a mixed bag, as they trotted out two wildly different films that were met with equally mixed reactions. Things kicked off with Steven Soderbergh making a rare Comic-Con appearance to hype his upcoming action thriller Haywire, a presentation followed by James McTeigue premiering the trailer for The Raven, a murder mystery that recasts Edgar Allen Poe as a reluctant detective during the final… Continue reading Comic-Con: The Relativity Panel, 'Haywire' Kicks Ass, 'The Raven' a Little Less So

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