The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (US) and The Social Network star Rooney Mara was on Conan last night to promote her new film Side Effects. This one puts the actress in front of the camera for what is probably Steven Soderbergh’s final big screen effort which uses prescription drugs at a plot device. Overall, the pic is a thriller and it also stars Channing Tatum with Jude Law for those unfamiliar with the lead who happens to be the younger sister of House of Cards star Kate Mara. Continue Reading
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Judging from what we see from the following, audiences should expect something more along the lines of Contagion than Haywire or Magic Mike (Soderbergh’s last two efforts.) The thriller aspects of Side Effects are definitely played up in trailer number one. Continue Reading
Other stars in the film will include Jude Law and Catherine Zeta-Jones.
According to Entertainment Weekly, the studio has confirmed that Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara are attached to do another installment while the fate of director David Fincher rests clearly on his own interest in repeating the property. While this seemed like a certainty prior to release given that box office trackers anticipated heavy volume for the movie based on a set of internationally best selling novels, it’s been speculated that the movie’s dark themes were a tad too much for a holiday box office which is normally driven by family trips to the theater.
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A trailer has finally landed for Steven Soderbergh’s next movie entitled Side Effects. This is the director’s follow-up to Magic Mike and will probably symbolize a return to the low-grossing fare that the man usually fronts. The movie stars Rooney Mara (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) as a woman who struggles to handle her anxiety with the help of prescription drugs.
Good news for fans of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. The plan to make the film into a trilogy is still a go despite a less than stellar box office performance. While profitable, the $90 million production from director David Fincher failed to harness the source materials street cred into something special which is why plans for a sequel outing have been less than definite. 
Steven Soderbergh fans need not worry about the fate of Bitter Pill–the Haywire director’s feature about a prescription pill using woman (Rooney Mara) who is mysteriously driven to murder her recently out of prison husband (Channing Tatum). The film has found its funding via Endgame Entertainment after losing its initial financier due to rumored concerns about the casting of Blake Lively in the lead role prior to 
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