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Share/Bookmark It’s been a rather wonderful day in Tim Burton’s world of Alice in Wonderland. Earlier today, Jon went off to the press conference, then I went along to the red carpet and last by by no means least, Em travelled off to the Royal World Premiere of Disney’s new movie Alice in Wonderland in [...]
Share/BookmarkOne of the best movies I’ve seen all year comes in the form of How to Train Your Dragon which features the voices of Jay Baruchel, Gerard Butler, Craig Ferguson and America Ferrara. The movie isn’t out until 31st March but I know you’re all going to love it. I got to see it a few weeks [...]
Share/BookmarkSo, Sunday was all the BAFTA fun and you can catch up on all our coverage here. Next week, March 7th we have the 82nd Acedemy Awards (we’ll be doing a live blogging session throughout the night), more affectionately known and The Oscars, and then on the 28th March, HeyUGuys will be at the Jameson [...]
Share/BookmarkThe event was entitled ‘Curiouser and Curiouser: The Genius of Alice In Wonderland’ and it was a glorious celebration of the Lewis Carroll stories in anticipation of the Disney adaptation, directed by Tim Burton and out next week. The chance to see Michael Sheen and Sir Christopher Lee read from the original stories, and to [...]
Share/BookmarkIt was news that I was expecting to see a couple of days ago but the BBC have just announced that Odeon have reversed their decision to show Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland in their UK cinemas. Odeon is the biggest cinema chain in the UK so this is wonderful news for us, the consumer. [...]
Share/BookmarkYesterday we gave you a new poster for A Nightmare on Elm Street and as promised, here’s the new trailer (released via MySpace) to go along with it. The reboot stars Jackie Earle Haley, Rooney Mara, Kyle Gallner, Kellan Lutz, Thomas Dekker and Clancy Brown and is directed by Samuel Bayer. A Nightmare on Elm [...]
Share/BookmarkThe first on-set images have appeared from Burke and Hare which is directed by John Landis and stars Simon Pegg, Andy Serkis, Isla Fisher, Tim Curry, Tim Wilkinson and John Cleese. The new images have appeared on The Daily Mail, The Edinburgh News and The Playlist websites and show Pegg and Serkis dressed in wonderful [...]
Share/BookmarkRobert Kennedy’s life had him veering in and out of his sibling’s shadows to emerge, through tragedy and triumph, as a figurehead of American politics before his assassination in the Ambassador hotel in Los Angeles in June of 1968. Deadline Hollywood had the news earlier today that Matt Damon is on board, pending his approval [...]
Share/BookmarkIt’s less of a surprise now than it would have been before Nolan was named as the ‘Godfather’ of the new Superman project, but Latino Review are reporting today that David Goyer is to write the new Superman movie. The title will apparently be The Man of Steel, the movie will not include an origin [...]
Share/BookmarkIt’s been a long wait but the anticipation for the Tron sequel reached new heights today with the countdown on the FlynnLives.com website finally gave up the goods. We have been wondering what would happen when the countdown ended, but if you signed up to the site you’ll have received this yesterday… To all those [...]
Share/BookmarkGreen Zone is released 12th March which feels like forever away since our guys saw it earlier this week and I’m going to have to wait for the release on the 12th. To tide us over, IMPAwards.com have some new international posters for Matt Damon’s new movie which reunites him with his Bourne Director, Paul [...]
Share/BookmarkBen Mortimer got the chance to interview the director Gerard Johnson and the lead actor, Peter Ferdinando on their latest movie, Tony. Synopsis: Gerard Johnson writes and directs this darkly comic British thriller. Peter Ferdinando stars as Tony, an oddball loner living in a rundown part of East London whose life centres around his unhealthy [...]
Share/BookmarkThe concept for the new film from Magnet Films is a simple one, a couple looking to fix their relationship problems holiday to a remote island to patch things up find a wounded solider on their doorstep one morning, claiming that a deadly virus is sweeping the mainland. The question will be, is he telling [...]
Share/BookmarkWhen news came out that The Karate Kid was going to be remade, the movie blogging world shuddered at the thought. We retracted our worries slightly when the first trailer was released late last year and today, we have the new theatrical trailer (embedded below) and I have to say it looks pretty good. The [...]
Share/BookmarkCSI: Crime Scene Investigation is the most watched TV show in the world and with the Complete Season 9 available to own on DVD & Blu-ray on March 1st, the evidence shows that it just keeps getting better and better. If you’ve missed the first 8 seasons you can watch the whole lot in this [...]
Share/BookmarkRemakes of foreign language films are now, and have been for a long while, mainstays of the Hollywood output, and The Tourist, which is a remake of a 2005 thriller Anthony Zimmer about a tourist (see where they came up with the new name?) whose encounter with an Interpol agent put his life in danger, [...]
Share/BookmarkWhile the evening TV schedules are eaten up by a plague of forensic crime drama they’ll soon be a big screen outing from one of the pioneers of the genre. Patricia Cornwell’s Kay Scarpetta novels have had readers hooked since they began in 1990 with Postmortem, and Richmond, Virginia’s Chief Medical Examiner has been through [...]
Share/BookmarkBack in 2007, the future writer of Kick Ass, Mark Miller spoke to Warner Brothers about possibly making a Superman film, stating on a forum that he would even write it for free as he was such a big fan. Mark Millar had previously written the excellent Elseworlds title Superman: Red Son in 2003 and [...]
