Opening in theaters on April 12th is the new drama Disconnect from documentary filmmaker Henry Alex Rubin (Murderball), which marks his narrative feature film debut. The film stars an excellent cast of actors including Jason Bateman (Identity Thief), Hope Davis (Reel Steal), Frank Grillo (The Grey), Andrea Riseborough (Never Let Me Go), Paula Patton (Jumping the Broom), Michael Nyqvist (Abduction), Alexander Skarsgard (Battleship), Max Thieriot (House at the End of the Street), and fashion designer Marc Jacobs making his acting film debut.

IAR's Managing Editor Jami Philbrick recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Alexander Skarsgard to talk about his work on Disconnect. The popular True Blood actor discussed his new film, collaborating with first time narrative feature filmmaker Henry Alex Rubin, working with castmates Frank Grillo, Paula Patton, and fellow-Swedish actor Michael Nyqvist, and the film's cautionary message about using the Internet. 

Opening in theaters on April 12th is the new drama Disconnect from documentary filmmaker Henry Alex Rubin (Murderball), which marks his narrative feature film debut. The film stars an excellent cast of actors including Jason Bateman (Identity Thief), Hope Davis (Reel Steal), Frank Grillo (The Grey), Andrea Riseborough (Never Let Me Go), Paula Patton (Jumping the Broom), Michael Nyqvist (Abduction), Alexander Skarsgard (Battleship), Max Thieriot (House at the End of the Street), and fashion designer Marc Jacobs making his acting film debut.

IAR's Managing Editor Jami Philbrick recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Max Thieriot to talk about his work on Disconnect. The young actor discussed his new film, his character, researching street kids and Internet pornography, working with actress Andrea Riseborough, feeling "disconnected" from the other actors in the film, and why the Internet is evil. 

Opening in theaters on April 12th is the new drama Disconnect from documentary filmmaker Henry Alex Rubin (Murderball), which marks his narrative feature film debut. The film stars an excellent cast of actors including Jason Bateman (Identity Thief), Hope Davis (Reel Steal), Frank Grillo (The Grey), Andrea Riseborough (Never Let Me Go), Paula Patton (Jumping the Broom), Michael Nyqvist (Abduction), Alexander Skarsgard (Battleship), Max Thieriot (House at the End of the Street), and fashion designer Marc Jacobs making his acting film debut.

IAR's Managing Editor Jami Philbrick recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Paula Patton to talk about her work on Disconnect. The stunningly beautiful actress discussed her new film, how she un-glamorized herself for her role, the dangers of the Internet, her character's troubled marriage, working with actor Alexander Skarsgard, and why she felt isolated from the rest of the film's excellent cast.

With mere days until Oblivion hits theaters on Friday, April 19th, Universal Pictures has unveiled yet another behind the scenes featurette promoting the original science-fiction tale.

Opening in theaters on April 12th is the new drama Disconnect from documentary filmmaker Henry Alex Rubin (Murderball), which marks his narrative feature film debut. The film stars an excellent cast of actors including Jason Bateman (Identity Thief), Hope Davis (Reel Steal), Frank Grillo (The Grey), Andrea Riseborough (Never Let Me Go), Paula Patton (Jumping the Broom), Michael Nyqvist (Abduction), Alexander Skarsgard (Battleship), Max Thieriot (House at the End of the Street), and fashion designer Marc Jacobs making his acting film debut.

IAR's Managing Editor Jami Philbrick recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Jason Bateman to talk about his work on Disconnect, as well as the status of the previously announced Arrested Development movie. The hilarious actor discussed his new film, how the Internet has changed parenting, Henry Alex Rubin's narrative feature film debut, why actress Hope Davis is difficult to work with, not having a chance to meet most of the Disconnect cast, what his criteria is when choosing projects, Arrested Development, confirmation that the proposed film is not a done deal, how the upcoming Netflix series came together, it's connection to the upcoming movie, and how long fans will have to wait to see the film. 

We've got three new promo-nuggets for this month's Oblivion, all three are concerned with size to one degree or another.

With the film's theatrical release just over two weeks away, two new behind the scenes featurettes and an IMAX-specific poster are flying around online, though not in a sleek little bubbleship.

If the sleek little bubbleship Tom Cruise scoots about in above the desolate Earth in every Oblivion trailer caught your eye, then a new behind the scenes featurette is just for you.

A new featurette promoting Oblivion shows off some new footage from the science fiction adventure and goes a tiny bit deeper into the movie's mysteries, but still plays things pretty close to the vest.

There's a new theatrical trailer for Oblivion, one that's not only jam-packed with action, but that also gives us our fullest sense yet of the story's actual conflict.

Universal Pictures has unveiled two new posters for Oblivion, neither of which show Tom Cruise doing what he does better than anyone: running.