Thanks to Val Davis over on the Facebook page, and a bit of mooching about, it’s looking like Argentina will be getting ‘SOURCE CODE’ / ’8 Minutos Antes de Morir’ (8 minutes before dying) from June 30th. We got the poster, and the trailer which appears to show the film will be released subtitled, will update the post if we hear anything about it being dubbed also. Continue reading
Time for a Source Code news roundup folks. First up we have good news for those of you in the USA, Source Code release has now been moved forward to open on April 1st 2011 from the original April 14th date, 2 weeks less to wait. The official site and Facebook groups have both been updated to reflect this. As far as we know, still on for a March 11th UK release as announced earlier in Empire magazine.
We’ve also had a new official still from the Source Code Facebook page this week featuring an intense moment between Christina (Michelle Monaghan) & Colter Stevens (Jakes Gyllenhall) suggest you ‘Like’ that page if you want to keep up with any exclusive content they pop out during the build up to release.
Moving onto Twitter news now, and just when you thought you knew plenty about Source Code from the trailer Director, Duncan Jones hits us with…
Just talked to top secret surprise “cameo” in Source Code… what a lovely… man or woman… or animal. Hah! I give you NOTHING!
Plenty of responses to that one, majority thinking we could see Sam Rockwell popping up, but it’s anyone’s guess, comments section below if you have any thoughts on that one.
Finally (thanks to the lovely WDW), a few words from Duncan when Entertainment Weekly suggested that reaction to the Source Code trailer, had compared it to brain teasers like Christopher Nolan’s ‘Inception’
I am a big fan of Christopher Nolan’s and would love to be put in the same category as him someday.
And, despite the train-exploding-theme of Source Code
The tone of the film is quite light… We get to see Jake play an action-man leading role but still have that little sense of humour to him – almost like an Indiana Jones.
So there ya have it, we’ll let you know as soon as there are any updates, which may, or may not be sooner than you think…
Been a busy week on the ‘Source Code’ front. First we had the official synopsis, then the surprise appearance of a very well received trailer, and now the official Summit Entertainment ‘Source Code’ site has gone live.
The site currently contains a short synopsis, and the recently released trailer, with options to download the trailer for desktop, or mobile devices.
You can also add the official Facebook page to your ‘likes’ and subscribe to the Summit YouTube channel for future updates.
So there ya go, a week full of ‘Source Code’ goodness, nice 
If you’re not already a member of our Facebook page, or following us on Twitter, there is a good chance you have been missing out on some fantastic behind the scenes revelations on the making of MOON.
MOON Concept Artist & VFX Supervisor Gavin Rothery has started posting up some rather wonderful snippets about his experiences of making MOON, starting at the birth of GERTY, and continuing through, so far, to the revealing of Director Duncan Jones and Co-Producer Nicky Bentham as eventually unseen murdering space bastards.
We even find out that the MOON crew, were the crew of the Eliza rescue ship, as you can see below. There’s Gavin on the left as the captain, 1st Assistant Director Mick Ward in the middle and Director of Photography Gary Shaw on the right. I shan’t reveal anymore here…for now, head over to Gav’s site, and fill your boots
MOON: Eliza Crew Screen - By Gavin Rothery
Source Code star Jake Gyllenhaal wrapped on Thursday 21st April, leaving Director Duncan Jones and crew with just 4 days shooting in Montreal left next week, completing on Thursday 29th April.
The whole shoot started on 1st March 2010, and seems to have flown by, a suprised Jones tweeted yesterday:
Oh my good knees! This is the LAST FRIDAY of the Source Code shoot!!!
All that is left to do then, is lock them all in a dark room, and not let them out until they have finished making a jolly good film!
We are still none the wiser on exactly what they have been up to over in Canada, not helped by teasing tweets from Duncan like this from 18th April:
By the way… cant say what it is, but saw the “big money shot prop” for Source Code today.. its un-bloody-believable! Best prop ever!
There have also been no official pictures released from set, but there have been a few from other sources over the last few weeks, check Jake Gyllenhaal fan site Wet Dark and Wild for more like this of Michelle Monaghan & Jake Gyllenhaal filming Source Code in Millennium Park, Chicago, 9th April 2010:
In other news, nice to see enthusiasm for the film has lead to the creation of a dedicated Facebook Page, Film: Source Code which you can join if you want to catch up on further details, you can also follow them on Twitter if that’s your bag
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Thanks to Sophie over on the ManMadeMovies Facebook fan page we now have a date and box art for the French home release of MOON
Sophie let us know “Moon arrives in France in DVD and Blu-Ray on June 16th, 2010. Duncan, congratulations for this great film…” and also shared the box art. Merci beaucoup Sophie!
The French title ‘MOON: La Face Cachée‘ Means ‘MOON: The Hidden Face‘
UPDATE 02/06/10 There is now a Facebook Group to follow the French DVD / Blu-Ray Launch