Saturday Night Live drop one new promo with Scarlett, Lorde and beck bennet all about the word Drop and about Beck’s back, you can watch it below

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– TV Shows & Interviews > TV Series > Sarurday Night Live > Episode 42.16 > snl with scarlett johansson & lorde is about to drop – captures
– TV Shows & Interviews > TV Series > Sarurday Night Live > Episode 42.16 > snl with scarlett johansson & lorde is about to drop – stills

A new little Ghost In The Shell promo video is now out and you can watch it below

A new online featurette from Ghost In The Shell called “The Major” has been released and has some new clips and a little on set interview with Scarlett, You can watch it below and see the caps in are galley!

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– Movie Productions > Rough Night > Theatrical Trailer

After the first look at Rough Night yesterday the first full length red-band trailer for it has dropped as well, The film see’s Scarlett playing Jess and is joined by Zoë Kravitz, Jillian Bell, Ilana Glazer and Kate McKinnon in this R-rated comedy and what we can see in the trailer it looks to be a very funny movie. Rough Night is set for a June 2017 release date and will be hitting theatres on 16th.

Please note this video is a RED-BAND one and should not be see by people under 18 years old

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– Movie Productions > Rough Night > Theatrical Trailer

We now have some news and a first look at Scarlett from her upcoming second movie of this year that has as well now received a new title from “Rock Your Body” to Rough Night. Scarlett will be playing the bride to be Jess in this an R-rated comedy about a bachelorette party that has gone way wrong. The film is scheduled to premiere on June 16th in the United States.

“Scarlett Johansson is a great actress — really funny,” McKinnon says. “She improvises really funny stuff and it’s really rare to find the two rolled into one. And it’s such a cool thing to watch her just work. I sort of just sit there and go, ‘Wow, look at that.’ ”

five best friends from college who reunite in Miami 10 years later for a wild bachelorette weekend. But when the partying ends up taking a dark turn and they accidentally kill a male stripper, the longtime friends are forced to put their heads together and cover up the accident.

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– Movie Productions > Rough Night > Movie Stills

When Scarlett was in japan last year for the Ghost In The Shell fan event, She did a new photoshoot for the voyage magazine and Three beautiful outtakes from that shoot have now been released, I hope to see more from this shoot soon but till that day you can enjoy the three photos in the gallery,

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– Studio Photoshoots > Photoshoots From 2017 > Set 005

The promos for this Saturdays Saturday Night Live with Scarlett as the guest host are staring to come out and SNL just post the first one called Scarlett Johansson is Prepared for Saturday and you can watch it below

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– TV Shows & Interviews > TV Series > Sarurday Night Live > Episode 42.16 > Scarlett Johansson Is Prepared For Saturday

Well we are getting closer to the release of Ghost In The Shell at the end of this month and with that being said Paramount Pictures have made a start with the TV spots for the movie with three new ones called Control, Fog of Memory and Past, There is a lot of new footage mixed in with them all.

Paramount Pictures have put out the first 1 minute clip from Ghost In The Shell called Wake Up and I would think would be from the very start of the movie

The first twelve minutes of Ghost in the Shell expertly combines philosophical musings (the difference between (wo)man & machine, what it means to be human) with, well, copious shots ogling ScarJo’s butt. Which is to say, the film (or at least this preview) has its bases covered. It’s a pretty perfectly calibrated mix of the high and low brow, infusing each visceral gun battle with ponderous looks and thoughtful quotes.

For those unfamiliar with the namesake manga or anime, Ghost in the Shell – set in a futuristic Tokyo – focuses on a recently deceased woman (Scarlett Johansson) whose brain is put into a robot. After the operation, she/it struggles with her/its identity, becoming a violent tool for a shady intelligence department.

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Image via Paramount Pictures
The twelve minutes screened in IMAX 3D Tuesday night basically consisted of two complete scenes from early in the picture: In the first scene, Major (Johansson) dies en route to surgery, only to be born again into a robotic body. The sequence almost plays like the big-budget, PG-13 version of Johansson’s transformation in Under the Skin, complete with a milky white backdrop and full frontal nudity. Except here the nude body has porcelain Barbie-doll like anatomy. The stark transformation of odd looking metal into the curves and features of ScarJo deliberately blurs the line between ‘it’ and ‘she’, sexualization used to highlight just how human machines may become (a la Blade Runner & Ex Machina).

The camera deliberately lingers (slow-mo) over each stage of the transformation, fetishizing not just the final product but also each bit of metal, the exposed brain matter, the flaking white skin… Objectification is the point, reflecting how each character views the re-born Major as a ‘thing’ first and foremost. To Juliette Binoche’s Dr. Ouelet, Major’s a ‘major technical achievement’ and ”a miracle”, but to Binoche’s shady male science partner, Major’s just “a weapon.” Neither, though, acknowledges their creation as anything more than a tool either for science or force. Later, even Major herself questions if she’s anything more than circuits and wires, staring at the remnants of a dead AI, comparing and contrasting it with herself.

Johansson’s played this part before, as an alien uncomfortable in human skin (the previously mentioned Under the Skin) and as a disembodied AI voice in Her. Ghost in the Shell seemingly completes Johansson’s triptych of people/things uncomfortable within their own flesh (or lack thereof). There’s a reason though why Johansson keeps returning to these existential heroines – she’s really really good at it, conveying vulnerabilities and depth sans any dialogue. There’s no other actress today that can reveal as much using so little. The thought of watching Johansson recreate the ‘other-ness’ of her Under the Skin performance in a film twenty times the budget is easily the most exciting prospect within this new footage.

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Image via Paramount Pictures
In the second revealed scene, set one year later, Major tries to prevent the assassination (“hacking”) of a smarmy businessman (played by the always welcome Michael Wincott). It’s the scene you’ve more than likely seen glimpses of in various trailers: Major on the roof of a building, geisha AI attacking a group of businessmen sipping tea, Major slow-mo diving off the building and then breaking through glass, guns blazing… Yes, you’ve seen this type of slow-mo set-piece a hundred times before since The Matrix; but with today’s shaky cam, quick-cut action aesthetic, it almost feels revolutionary to linger for more than five seconds without a cut or to have, god-forbid, a wide establishing shot. Overall it’s a marked improvement for filmmaker Rupert Sanders, whose previous feature Snow White and the Huntsman suffered from the aforementioned shaky-cam aesthetic.

It’s hard to tell from these twelve minutes how faithful (or not) this new live-action Ghost in the Shell will be to the manga, anime or animated feature(s). But it does appear to be exploring the same themes of individuality, consciousness, and the intersection between the two. If the rest of the movie is anything like these twelve minutes, Ghost in the Shell may well be the deepest and strangest big budget film of its ilk in quite some time. I, for one, can’t wait.

Ghost in the Shell opens wide March 31st.

Credit: collider.com

I was going to hold off on these till tomorrow but there so pretty I could not wait, I have a nice little exclusive treat for you all tonight with additional 37 outtakes from the photoshoot Scarlett did with Variety last year. Please feel free to use them but give credit back and if you make any art I would love to see.

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– Studio Photoshoots > Photoshoots From 2016 > Set 003