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This new trailer for the latest slice of Robert Rodriguez’s kid sized espionage saga shows off the usual eye-melting visual flourishes and while the sight of Jessica Alba kicking all kinds of henchman arse is sure to appeal to many the true value of this video is to explain exactly how the Aroma-Scope will work. [...]
You’ve had images and trailers (both green and red band) for Ruben Fleischer’s new kidnap-a-pizza boy comedy and now there’s a new poster. I know. Jaws from the floors please, here’s your chance to see Jesse Eisenberg wearing perhaps the world’s first ‘comedy’ bomb vest. 30 Minutes or Less stars Jesse Eisenberg , Danny McBride, Fred Ward, Nick [...]
I’ve yet to be caught up in the whirlwind of anticipation which is currently ripping its way around the internet for Marvel’s next big thing, namely Captain America: The First Avenger, however I can’t deny there’s some impressive imagery on offer in the slew of trailers we’ve seen. I am clearly in a minority. With [...]
Today Empire unveiled the first details of Big Screen, which set itself up to be the biggest movie event in the UK, with premieres, cast and crew Q&As, screenings of new and classic films and Muppets. Hear that? Muppets. On the 12th-14th of August the O2 arena in London will house over 250 movie related [...]
It’s not clear exactly how the world will end in Roland Emmerich’s next film, based on the much argued notion that Shakespeare was not the author of the works attributed to him, but the idea of a Tudor apocalypse seems quite appealing really. However it is not this film (which is called Anonymous – see [...]
StudioCanal and Working Title have released the official UK trailer for Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, the feature film adaptation of John le Carré’s acclaimed spy novel. Directed by Thomas Alfredson (Let the Right One In), Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy stars Gary Oldman, Colin Firth, Tom Hardy, Mark Strong, Ciarán Hinds, Benedict Cumberbatch, David Dencik, Toby Jones, John [...]
Originally attached to lead the film himself, Will Smith is now looking to offer the lead role in the Hurricane Katrina drama, The American Can, to the two-time Academy Award-winning actor, Denzel Washington, Vulture report. The film has been written and will be directed by John Lee Hancock, the writer-director of The Blind Side, which [...]
The great thing about international film festivals is the sheer breadth and variety of projects that they allow audiences to engage with, giving you the opportunity to discover cinematic gems from around the world that would never have made it anywhere near your local multiplex. Mourning for Anna – a title that hits the nail [...]
Holy Rollers makes its way to UK cinemas next Friday 8th July and to celebrate, Crabtree Films have sent over this brand new and exclusive clip from the movie which shows a great scene between two of the stars of the movie, Justin Bartha and Jesse Eisenberg. The clips gives you a little taster of [...]
Two big names are being placed near The Mission, a Warner Bros project which has been gestating for a while, based on a six year covert military operation in Colombia. Deadline man Mike Fleming offers this new update on a story he reported back in October of 2008 for Variety about the acquisition by Warner [...]
I’m sincerely not trying to be terribly witty, cynical or controversial here, rather I simply wanted to share an “outsider’s” perspective on the Harry Potter series, the reflections of someone who doesn’t necessarily dislike the HP films, but who instead wonders quite what all of the fuss is about. I don’t hate the films (honestly, [...]
The high school reunion is seemingly the perfect plot device to revive the moribund American Pie franchise, and through weddings, band camps and low budget, low humour sequels we’ve followed with declining alacrity and thorough bemusement. Universal have managed to get most of the gang back together for this new film which will see Jason [...]
Wasn’t the last one called The Final Destination? With proof that you can’t keep a good death down, the poster for Final Destination 5 has arrived online (courtesy of Yahoo). The second of the series to be shot in 3D, you all know the drill by now. This time, death goes after a group of [...]
24 hours may be a long time in the world of politics but in the life of Eric Packer it’s enough to get in all kinds of trouble, and we get a glimpse of just one of the odd stops on his way. David Cronenberg is taking on Don DeLillo’s celebrated novella with Robert Pattinson [...]
This really is good news. As the improbable and wonderful name of Diablo Cody pops up in twitter timelines and RSS feeds around the world proclaiming that the Oscar winning screenwriter is set to make her directorial debut with a religious comedy called Lamb of God. THR report the synopsis to be as follows, [The [...]
We were treated last week to the first official images from the set of The Hobbit, currently filming in New Zealand, and got our first look at Martin Freeman as Bilbo Baggins and Sir Ian McKellen reprising his role as Gandalf the Grey. Then at the start of the week, we saw the cover of [...]
In a little over two weeks the end promised to us in the numerous trailers and posters for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 will be here, and I’m not sure if the recently announced Pottermore is going to fill the void. But before the curtain finally falls let’s have another couple of [...]
Blair Witch co-director Eduardo Sanchez is to direct a three part project about the man, the myth and, indeed, the legend that is Bigfoot. The first in the trilogy will be called ‘Exists’ and follows a group of pretty twentysomethings on trip to a cabin deep in the wooded wildernes (have they never seen Cabin [...]
Haley Joel Osment, the young actor everyone remembers from The Sixth Sense, is set to star in upcoming Frankenstein-themed project, Wake The Dead, Variety report. Now 23 years of age, Osment has been very much off the radar since his lead role in Steven Spielberg’s A.I. Artificial Intelligence back in 2001, and Wake The Dead [...]
Beyonce Knowles has apparently long been attached to a remake of A Star Is Born, a film given many iterations by Hollywood over the years, including a Judy Garland version in 1954 and a Barbara Streisand version in 1976. The film tells of the rise of an upcoming star and this remake (how frustrating is [...]
