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In years to come historians and animation fans alike are sure to look back upon the heady days of 2010 with a comfortable sense of warm nostalgia and hefty box office takings. For though we’ve all still got the Winter to look forward to with, no doubt, a handful of festive frolics in tow (Disney’s [...]
This is a new one on me*, in fact it is probably the best use of the internet enabled Blu-ray players so far, and it’ll go some way to appeasing the thousands of rabid Avatarians who shelled out for the bare bones Blu when it came out a few months ago. Above and beyond the [...]
If you can remember waaaayyy back in the summer, July to be exact, Kevin Macdonald, the director of State of Play and Last Kind of Scotland, announced with producer Ridley Scott that they would be making a documentary entitled Life in a Day, a film that was created through YouTube user submitted footage. The crowdsourcing experimental film, [...]
Don’t say we never give you anything Potter fans! It’s now 01.10am and Jon and I are both still up to deliver you prime new Potter content as soon as it hits the net! The latest video released to promite Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 comes courtesy of LA Time Hero Complex [...]
Following on from the success of his debut this year, The Disappearance of Alice Creed, director/writer J Blakeson may be facing a fiery challenge on his next feature. The Hollywood Reporter has revealed that the British filmmaker is in negotiations to direct period drama Hell and Gone for Warner Bros. Scripted by The Dark Knight’s [...]
Following his hit from earlier this year (Valentine’s Day), Pretty Woman director Garry Marshall is planning on picking out another date from the calendar with New Year’s Eve, and a number of big names are already in negotiations to star. Robert De Niro, Michelle Pfeiffer (who appeared in the director’s 1991 feature Frankie and Johnny), [...]
Controversy has been stirred in an interview by Word And Film with Danish director Niels Arden Oplev who seems to have little love for Hollywood’s approach to Stieg Larsson’s Millennium Trilogy. Niels was the director for the first film in the trilogy “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” and the Hollywood remake is in production [...]
Only a few days after unveiling the poster and official synopsis for Jane Eyre, Focus Features have released the first official trailer via Yahoo! Movies. Directed by Cary Fukunaga, Jane Eyre stars Mia Wasikowska, Michael Fassbender, Judi Dench, Jamie Bell, Sally Hawkins, Imogen Poots and Tamzin Merchant. Based on Charlotte Brontë’s classic novel, the romantic [...]
Hammer Films have released an official photo of Daniel Radcliffe as Arthur Kipps (Harry Potter) in the forthcoming remake of The Woman In Black. Radcliffe stars in the James Watkins-directed film opposite Ciarán Hinds, Sophie Stuckey, Alisa Khazanova and Janet McTeer. Synopsis: The story follows a young lawyer, Arthur Kipps (Radcliffe), who is ordered to travel [...]
Forgive me for the delay in getting this post done, it’s been on the list for the last week! A few new images have been taken from the set of Robert Rodriguez’ new movie, Spy Kids 4: All the Time in the World with the subject in question is Jessica Alba. I was fortunate enough [...]
The first clip for Dwayne Johnson’s upcoming film, Faster, has hit the net via Collider and I have to say, for it being our first look outside the trailer, the clip is nothing special. The clip involves two detectives, Carla Gugino and Billy Bob Thorton, investigating a crime scene after a shootout. Clearly it is [...]
Two days after Dave posted the third (yes, third) trailer for the 3D/CG Yogi Bear comes this new poster and the marketing arm of Warner Bros. have wisely not repeated the so-obvious-it-can’t-be-a-mistake-can-it? double entendre of this poster. This latest poster visually assaults you with its promise of hyper kinetic fun, though I still have no [...]
A movie that I never thought I’d see coming to the big screen would have to be The Smurfs! Then again, I think Yogi Bear would have to be pretty high on the list too. Both are due for release in 2011 and ComingSoon have this new promitional image from the movie whichh as been [...]
A new name is being bandied around to take the iconic role of Snake Plissken in the remake of 1981’s cult classic Escape from New York. Bloody Disgusting is reporting that none other than Jeremy Renner has been in close talks with director Breck Eisner to take on the Eastwood-esque tough guy character as portrayed [...]
Rebecca Hall and Guy Pearce have been cast in spy film Shadow Dancers. Set to be directed by James Marsh (Man on Wire), Shadow Dancers is based on the novel of the same name by Tom Bradby, who also penned the adapted screenplay. Shadow Dancers centers on a young woman (Hall), a former IRA terrorist [...]
It’s almost time for Disney to unleash Joseph Kosinski’s Tron: Legacy and I can’t remember a marketing onslaught for a film to be so constant, with new posters and images coming at an alarming rate over the last year. We’ve seen twenty minutes of footage, spoken to the director , the producer and stars and [...]
Good news Twihards! Filming is well under way of the penultimate and final movie(s) in the Twilight Saga franchise, Breaking Dawn. The two main stars, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have been spotted filming their honeymoon scenes in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil by Splash News. I’ve placed one of the images below, head over to [...]
The number of decent horror remakes can be counted on the knives of one hand. The recent Matt Reeves incarnation of Let the Right One In was a rare success, and I can think of Breck Eisner’s The Crazies and Zack Snyder’s Dawn of the Dead as two remakes which were far better than expected. [...]
Chances are a comedy about hockey won’t immediately make you leap into the air with cinematic-infused joy, but stir Superbad scribe Evan Goldberg and man on the rise Jay Baruchel into the mix and you may start to get a little more interested. Today we have our first look at the hockomedy and we see [...]
