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Following on from the first look images they released last week. Bankside Films have released this first trailer for one of the movies showing at the Toronto International Film Festival. It’s called Trishna which stars British movie stars, Freida Pinto and Riz Ahmed & is directed by Michael Winterbottom ( The Killer Inside Me). Self-effacing [...]
This poster was released a week or two ago but what better time to put it up than to coincide with the release of this new brilliant trailer? Carnage has an all-star cast which includes Jodie Foster, John C. Reilly, Kate Winslet, Christoph Waltz and is directed by the (choose word most applicable to your [...]
G2 Pictures have sent over the first look at their new movie, Fortress of War which is released on DVD and Blu-ray 5th September. As you’ll see when you watch it, it looks like a Russian version of Saving Private Ryan with seemingly no expense spared on effects. The film is directed by Alexander Kottnd [...]
We got the first image of Gerard Butler in Machine Gun Preacher last month, and now a great first trailer and poster for the film have been released, courtesy of Collider and IMP Awards respectively. The film tells the true story of Sam Childers, who was once a drug-dealing biker that found God and went [...]
It’s another trailer for the incomptent spy saga Johnny English, reborn this time with Rowan Atkinson doing his best to distance the film from its Barclaycard origins with Gillian Anderson turning up to look stern. The new poster and trailer don’t deviate at all from what went before and I have a sneaking suspicion that [...]
The new Ghost Rider film looks certain to improve on the series’ first outing in 2007 with Neveldine/Taylor taking the reigns and dragging this one through fiery hell and back. We got to see some footage at Empire Big Screen last weekend and for a sequel to a film whose low expectations were not met [...]
This latest installment of the Underworld saga has the benefit of returning vamp Kate Beckinsale but the undeniable burden of looking like a Resident Evil rip-off straight from the hauntless corridors of The Asylum. There are a number of almost identical scenes evident in the first minute of so of this trailer alone. This does [...]
Alan (Jon Cryer), a broke chiropractor, lives with his brother Charlie (Charlie Sheen), a hedonistic, narcissistic, wealthy, jingle composer. Alan’s son Jake (Angus T Jones) stays over at the weekends (he’s the half) and we flit between shenanigans involving Charlie’s boozing and whoring and Alan’s fairly pathetic attempts at, well, most stuff. ***** It is [...]
Another day, another poster for the forthcoming Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy big screen adaptation and it’s Benedict Cumberbatch’s turn to get the digital makeover. The film is directed by Let the Right One In’s Tomas Alfredson and Gary Oldman, Kathy Burke, Colin Firth, Tom Hardy, Ciarán Hinds, John Hurt, Toby Jones alongside Cumberbatch and Mark Strong. [...]
The release of Gavin O’Connor’s Warrior could not have been timed better. With people becoming increasingly aware of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), Warrior gives us a film that perfectly contrasts the relentless and unforgiving nature of the sport with a realistic and emotional storyline that keeps you gripped right past the final ringside bell. When [...]
Here’s something that will keep you amused this Friday lunchtime! Amazing artist Richard Sargent from Hopewell Studios created this amazing image and has given us something fun to do! So, using the ‘Where’s Wally’ model, we simply want you to tell us, ‘Where’s Wall•E?! Feel free to pass onto your friends! Click the image to [...]
The build-up to next summer’s release of Marc Webb’s The Amazing Spider-Man continues today with a couple of new shots of Andrew Garfield as Spidey, courtesy of Uruloki.org. The first shows him in the sort of introspective pose he’ll no doubt adopt during some of the movie’s more emotionally complex scenes, while the second gives [...]
With machine guns blazing, one of the most influential gangster films ever made, the explosive underworld epic Scarface arrives on Triple Play Blu-ray on 5th September. Order yourself a copy here, or you can try your luck below. To celebrate the long awaited release, we’re giving you the chance to win a limited edition steel [...]
The initial problem with something that is essentially a TV movie, is will people go and see it? In this case, absolutely yes. Grossing over £2 million on its day of initial release the movie is set to do as well as the TV series. The creators of the show mentioned recently that they wanted [...]
I was away from my computer all day yesterday on a cracking set visit which you can hear all about in around a year from now (!) but while I was away, we received this press release to show that even though The Inbetweeners Movie isn’t officially out until today, it still smashed it at [...]
Jason Bateman is one of my favourite comedy actors at the moment, and it’s always good to hear of his new projects. This latest news from Deadline reports that he’ll be teaming up with Melissa McCarthy (Bridesmaids) for a new film called ID Theft. Originally scripted to have two male leads, Bateman pushed to have [...]
Batman: Brave and the Bold has been a successful animated series that has aired on Cartoon Network for the last couple of years, seeing everyone’s favorite caped crusader teaming up with a different DC superhero in action-packed episodes. From the famous heroes such as Aquaman, Green Arrow and Blue Beatle to the lesser known characters [...]
Having destroyed the Batman franchise and whatever was left of his critical reputation in the process of making Batman & Robin, Joel Schumacher has kept his work relatively low key ever since. Tigerland and Phone Booth were quiet but effective and his work since then has had its moments, even if little of it can [...]
The snippet of info below (via Ain’t it Cool) is neither a bird nor a plane, but is in fact the synopsis for the Zack Snyder-directed/Chris Nolan-produced take on the Superman legend, Man of Steel. Affix your X-ray eyes on this: In the pantheon of superheroes, Superman is the most recognized and revered character of [...]
With rumours swirling that the Ralph Fiennes directed Shakespeare adapatation Coriolanus will be present in some form at this year’s London Film Festival we’re starting to see more and more of the film. A few scenes were shown to the crowds at the Big Screen event a few days ago and the sight of a [...]
