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Still no robots to be seen in this second clip from the Michael Bay directed movie, Transformers: Dark of the Moon, the third instalment in the Transformers franchise. One think that I can promise you however is a rousing speech that will get you, and multiple US Special Forces Marines jumping out of a plane! [...]
Win Win‘s credentials are truly promising: writer-director Tom McCarthy has made two acclaimed indie features (The Station Agent and The Visitor), and the film’s marvellous leads Paul Giammati and Amy Ryan are ably served by a great supporting cast, but in the end the film doesn’t equal the sum of its parts. It’s not a bad [...]
We were offered a clip from French horror movie, The Pack a month or two back and it was so freaky that I turned it down. I’ve never done that before but this movie is set to scare the crap out of you! Craig reviewed it when it played at Frightfest last year and you [...]
What is it about the 80s that provokes such unwavering nostalgia? With Hollywood throwing back with films such as The Rocker and Hot Tub Time Machine, there appears to be a perfectly renewable audience for movies that channel boomboxes, Farrah hair and Back to the Future. Forget wind-turbines, if only we could find a way [...]
The Way, the latest directorial effort from Emilio Estevez following the uneven but enjoyable Bobby, is a film filled with entirely earnest sentiments and reasonably lofty aspirations. Throughout the film though these earnest sentiments are presented in a twee and hard to stomach manner and any of the obvious aspirations are never really met, the [...]
The word from Cannes is that Downton Abbey star Hugh Bonneville is set to star in Shoreline Entertainment’s reworking of the Captain Nemo character, under the direction of Pearry Teo (Witchville in China). Last seen jumping the shark in Stephen Norrington’s infamous (but unconnected) The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Captain Nemo will team up with President Ulysses Grant [...]
Paul Thomas Anderson’s long-awaited follow-up to 2007’s There Will Be Blood is finally starting to feel like it’s coming. It’s still a way off, but it’s coming. /Film has got the first teaser image for the film, unveiled at Cannes after news came last week that The Weinstein Co. had purchased distribution rights. Originally titled, [...]
Currently playing in competition at Cannes, Footnote (aka Hearat Shulayim) is the latest film from Joseph Cedar and focuses on the oddly compelling story of Talmudic scholars and the infighting surrounding a prestigious prize. Whilst I was not entirely impressed with the film, my review will be up on the site shortly, I rather like [...]
J.J. Abrams, who seemingly loves a good mystery more than anyone else on the planet, is behind yet another “what the devil is going on here then?” show, due to start up in the US in the autumn/fall. This time around, the launching-off point for the show is that when Alcatraz closed in the 1960′s, [...]
The film adaptation of Katsuhiro Otomo’s classic manga Akira has been in development for longer than anybody can remember. WB has consistently struggling to rein in the film’s ever increasing budget while at the same time trying to place the film’s key players. The most persistent problem of all though, has been finding the two [...]
EW has unveiled the first official picture of Jennifer Lawrence as protective 16-year-old heroine Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games, the in-development adaptation of Suzanne Collins’ acclaimed sci-fi novel. Lawrence will star opposite Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Woody Harrelson, Willow Shields, Elizabeth Banks, Stanley Tucci, Wes Bentley, Paula Malcomson, and more in the Gary Ross-directed film. The Hunger [...]
Disney Movies UK & Pixar have just released a brand new international trailer for their latest movie, Cars 2. The trailer is similar to the US theatrical one that we put up last week but has a few new bits in there. The movie is directed by legendary John Lasseter and features a voice cast [...]
20th Century Fox have just sent over this brand new and exclusive clip from their new movie which is out this Friday 20th May. It’s directed by Thomas McCarthy and stars Paul Giamatti, Alex Shaffer, Amy Ryan, Jeffrey Tambor and Bobby Cannavale. Synopsis: Disheartened attorney Mike Flaherty (Giamatti), who moonlights as a high school wrestling [...]
Good news UK consumers! Two of our favourite companies have forged a partnership and it’s one we like a lot! We’ve just received a press release detailing the news that the UK’s largest DVD rental service has joined forces with Optimum Releasing in a partnership which will allow you to stream Optimum titles directly to [...]
Last night, after a well received screening of his new film Melancholia at Cannes, director Lars Von Trier, along with the cast of his film, held a press conference to discuss the movie with the assembled journalists. This sort of thing happens every day at film festivals and is usually quite dull. Not so the [...]
Writer, director and actor Maiwenn’s new film, Polisse, is a dramatic feature about a Parisian Police Child Protection Unit that absorbs one in its often difficult and upsetting subject matter but also struggles with its challenging tone. Weaving a variety of overlapping stories together, we are told in an opening title card that these are [...]
Warner Bros. have released another poster for Green Lantern which now must surely mean they have released more posters for an individual movie than any other studio ever! Seriously have a look at this link showing you all our Green Lantern coverage and you’ll see what I mean (and we haven’t posted all of them!). [...]
If there was ever an award for an opening scene to a film which perfectly summed up the maker’s manifesto for the rest of the running time, Blitz would take the grand prize. In it, star Jason Statham drags himself out of a whisky-induced slumber when he spies some young teenage thugs trying to break [...]
Paramount, Twentieth Century Fox and Lightstorm Entertainment have just announced via Deadline that James Cameron’s epic movie, Titanic will be released back into cinemas, will be digitially restored and in 3d to mark the Centennial Anniversary of the Titanic disaster. The movie will be released worldwide on April 6th, 2012. More info below in the [...]
Entertainment One UK have given us this new exclusive clip from their movie, NEDS, which is released on both DVD and Blu-ray this Monday, 23rd May. In the scene, we get to see John McGill walking through a park. Wee T then tries to mug him before realising who his brother is is backtracking rather [...]
