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Share/Bookmark Using real events as its inspiration, the intriguing crime drama Holy Rollers is a fascinating story about temptation and consequences, centred around another arresting performance from Jesse Eisenberg as an outsider who wants in. Sam Gold (Eisenberg) is a young Hasid living with his family in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg Orthodox community. His parents want him to pursue [...]
Share/BookmarkOn the fifteenth of July, 2011, the highest grossing film franchise ever will finally come to an end. Spanning ten years, eight movies, four directors and a worldwide box-office gross of over six billion dollars – the Harry Potter film franchise will draw to a close with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, [...]
Share/BookmarkIt’s always exciting to get a new report from the set of The Hobbit and today’s surprise is the first look at some of the Dwarves from Peter Jackson’s film. Here we have Jed Brophy, Adam Brown and Mark Hadlow as the three brothers Dori, Nori and Ori. The film’s Facebook page gave up the [...]
Share/BookmarkFrom 4pm today, London will be host to the momentous Harry Potter and the Deathly HallowsTM – Part 2 world premiere! We want you to feel as much a part of the experience as possible and have got the live stream from Trafalgar Square right here! So many of the stars of the 8 films [...]
Share/BookmarkSuper hits UK cinemas this Friday, 8th July and to celebrate, Hanway Films have sent us this brand new clip from the movie. We get to see Ellen Page not only practising her martial arts skills but also doing her best to convince Rainn Wilson’s character why she should be his side-kick! Frank (RAINN WILSON) [...]
Share/BookmarkLast night after the press conference and just before the World Premiere, Warner Bros. have released four new character banners for their new movie, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2. These new banners show Harry Potter (Daniel Racliffe), Hermione Granger (Emma Watson), Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint) and Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes). We were [...]
Share/BookmarkUniversal Studios have just sent over the second trailer for Johnny English 2 or, to give it the proper title, Johnny English Reborn. Rowan Atkinson is back as the title character alongside Rosamund Pike, Dominic West, Gillian Anderson, Burn Gorman, Mark Ivanir, Togo Igawa, Joséphine Baume, Daniel Kaluuya, Mandi Sidhu and has Oliver Parker at [...]
Share/BookmarkWe’ve only seen images up to now of filming from The Iron Lady but not Pathe have released the first trailer for the movie on the BBC Breakfast. The movie is based on the life of Margaret Thatcher and takes it’s title from Thatcher’s nickname. The Iron Lady is directed by Phyllida Lloyd who also [...]
Share/BookmarkIf you haven’t seen it, remedy that situation at the earliest opportunity. Oldboy is an incredible, visceral experience, weaving a revenge tale and a mystery together to hugely impactful effect. It can be pretty harrowing at times, but the stand-out virtuoso scene, as star Min-sik Choi works his way down a corridor of goons armed [...]
Share/BookmarkDue out at the end of this month on 29th July, Captain America: The First Avenger is undoubtedly near the top of a lot of people’s lists of films to see this summer, mine including. I’ve loved all of the images and trailers that we’ve been privy to so far (brownie points to everyone who [...]
Share/BookmarkWe’re getting closer to those pesky apes rising up and to my mind the TV spots and trailers have done their job well, hinting at a emotional engaging story behind all of the simian hitting. These two new TV spots have a little new footage to them, giving us a look at the early section [...]
Share/BookmarkEvanna Lynch puts in an appearance as Luna Lovegood in this new clip from the final film in the Harry Potter saga, and with the World Premiere in London tomorrow night (and with the fans already camped out) this really is the end for the whirligig of Pottermania. We’ll be covering the premiere with red [...]
Share/BookmarkIt’s been 10 years since the King of Kicking Ass has been in cinemas across the pond, so it’s a welcome return for Jean Claude van Damme in Ernie Barbarash’s ‘Assassination Games’; as the Belgian looks to kick seven shades out of some punk ass Drug Cartels. That’s right…those pesky Drug Cartels are at it [...]
Share/BookmarkAfter long delays and studio changes, the first official still for the Joss Whedon-produced Cabin in the Woods has officially been released. Acquired by Lionsgate back in May, Cabin in the Woods was written and directed by Drew Goddard, and stars Chris Hemsworth, Richard Jenkins, Bradley Whitford, Jesse Williams, Fran Kranz, Kristen Connolly, Anna Hutchison and Amy Acker. A twisted and unusual [...]
Share/BookmarkWell, this could go either one way or the other….. Young UK writer Marie Phillips’ comedy novel about Ancient Greek Gods living in modern-day Hampstead, Gods Behaving Badly, is heading for the big screen, albeit in a different setting. The story is being transposed from that London location to the US, where Zeus and Co. [...]
Share/BookmarkOriginally produced as a two part TV movie, Henry of Navarre (aka Henri 4) makes its way onto Blu-ray and DVD in the UK in the form of its international theatrical cut. Clocking in at the reduced running time of just over two and a half hours the film is still rather bloated and the pace begins [...]
Share/Bookmark Vertigo Films have just sent over a nice new batch of images from their new movie, Horrid Henry. The movie is based on the best selling series of books of the same name by Francesca Simon and Tony Ross. The books have since been turned into a TV series and now it’s ready for [...]
Share/BookmarkOn the fifteenth of July, 2011, the highest grossing film franchise of all time will finally come to an end. Spanning ten years, eight movies, four directors and a worldwide box-office gross of over six billion dollars – the Harry Potter film franchise will open at the close with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: [...]
Share/BookmarkCell 211, Spanish director Daniel Monzon’s contribution to the prison sub-genre, roars out of the blocks like a lean action film, but ultimately bogs down under the weight of its ambitions and numerous plot twists. A multiple award-winner in its homeland, the film features a strong ensemble cast who breathe life into stock characters, and [...]
Share/BookmarkNew poster time for Ariel Vroman’s big screen telling of the story of Richard Kuklinski, a contract killer whose prolific career as a hitman on America’s East coast spanned four decades and, Kuklinski claimed, claimed the lives over 250 men. Based on Anthony Bruno’s book The Iceman: The True Story of a Cold-Blooded Killer Vroman’s [...]
