Release Day Round-Up: THE BIG YEAR (Starring Steve Martin, Jack Black and Owen Wilson)

Release Day Round-Up: THE BIG YEAR (Starring Steve Martin, Jack Black and Owen Wilson)

Release Day Round-Up is a new, ongoing feature here at Bigfanboy that will be posted every Thursday to showcase the important information and marketing material for the new movies being released that day (special editions will be posted for movies with mid-week openings). This way you can make an informed decision on what movie (or movies) you will see on opening weekend. As always, let us know what you think in the comments, if you would like anything added and if you plan on seeing the particular movie being highlighted on opening weekend, sometime down the road, wait for it on home release or passing all together. Here’s all you could want to know about THE BIG YEAR:


THE BIG YEAR
Official Website
Release Date: Friday, October 14, 2011

MPAA: PG-13 for language and some sensuality.
Presentation: 2D
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Screenwriters: Howard Franklin
Directed By: David Frankel

Starring: Steve Martin, Jack Black, Owen Wilson, Brian Dennehy, Rashida Jones, Rosamund Pike and Dianne Wiest.

Synopsis: Steve Martin, Jack Black and Owen Wilson are at a crossroads — one is experiencing a mid-life crisis, another a late-life crisis, and the third, a far from ordinary no-life crisis. From David Frankel, the director of “The Devil Wears Prada” and “Marley & Me,” comes a sophisticated comedy about three friendly rivals who, tired of being ruled by obligations and responsibilities, dedicate a year of their lives to following their dreams. Their big year takes them on a cross-country journey of wild and life-changing adventures.

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Jim is an avid movie enthusiast, representing the general movie going audience, looking at movies for their entertainment value as opposed to their critical weight. He enjoys the escapism that movies provide. He is a fan of all genre's of movies, but gravitates toward comic-based movies, summer "popcorn" flicks and over-the-top comedies as his preference.