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We got the first trailer and poster for the upcoming film Dream House back in July, and though the trailer would appear to be somewhat spoiling the plot, it was a great look at the film, and the poster is fantastic. Now, courtesy of Yahoo, we’ve got our first clip from the film outside of [...]
To most the question of what is your favourite Martin Scorsese film is one that will be answered with very few answers. Taxi Driver most likely but if not that then probably Raging Bull or Godfellas. There’ll probably even be a few that would opt for King of Comedy, Gangs of New York, The Aviator, The Departed or even [...]
To mark the release of Mrs Brown’s Boys on DVD 3rd October, Universal Pictures have given us this new clip from the BBC series called Voices. The series is available to pre-order here. Brilliantly funny comedian Brendan O’Carroll stars as Agnes Brown in the fantastic Mrs Brown’s Boys. Mrs Browns Boys premiered on BBC ONE [...]
Here’s the first trailer for Sam Worthington’s new movie, Man on a Ledge which does what it says on the tin! This trailer looks fabulous and really shows the intensity of Worthington stepping out onto a ledge above a city. Man on a Ledge, also stars Jamie Bell, Anthony Mackie and Edward Burns, Ed Harris, [...]
Dario Argento’s second film, following his impressive debut with The Bird with the Crystal Plumage, is the somewhat formulaic Cat O’ Nine Tails, a film that Argento himself does not really care for. Argento claims in an interview included on this release that the film is “… too much like an American film” and it is very easy [...]
Summit have sent over the the first poster for Sam Worthington’s new movie, Man on a Ledge which I can confirm has nothing to do with documentary ‘Man on Wire’! Jamie posted the synopsis a little while ago which you can see below and if you missed it, you can see an image of Worthington [...]
In June a little-known film called Tomboy premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival to overwhelmingly positive reviews. Directed by Céline Sciamma, Tomboy centers on Laure (Zoé Héran), a 10-year-old girl who, after moving to a new neighbourhood with her parents and younger sister, pretends to be a boy to make friends, unaward of the hurt [...]
We got a brilliant first clip and a terrific new poster for George Clooney’s upcoming The Ides of March late last month, following on from the awesome UK quad poster that was released a week earlier. Three more fantastic new clips from the film have been released, courtesy of Collider, and they give another great [...]
Douglas McGrath’s Emma is a bit of an odd movie. Starring Gwyneth Paltrow and based on Jane Austen’s perkiest novel, the film was originally released to rival a television mini series starring Kate Beckinsale, who seemed like a more natural fit than the American blonde with a crisp English accent and the swan like neck. [...]
Rob Holder, Writer / Director of brand has been in touch to give us a heads up on his new movie Eliminate: Archie Cookson which he describes as “Tinker, Tailor….with laughs”. I’ve just watched the trailer and it looks fabulous with a real quirky British feel. It’s so great to see British film-makers thriving at [...]
When the kind fellows at Sky One invited the heyuguys.co.uk team down for a preview screening for the first episode for the eagerly awaited second series of An Idiot Abroad we were quite naturally chomping at the bit. Ever since Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant’s unveiled the lovable round-headed twat that is Karl Pilkington, the [...]
Is there anyone in the world who doesn’t love Kiefer Sutherland? If there is, I think it could only be because they haven’t seen his ridiculously amazing performance throughout the eight seasons of 24. The man is a living legend, and I love how in the past eight or so years, there have come to [...]
This past weekend I was able to attend the world premiere red carpet event for the new romantic comedy “What’s Your Number?” The film stars Chris Evans and Anna Faris. Monday night I was able to interview a few members of the cast including Heather Burns, Kate Simses, Farris and the screenwriters Gabrielle Allan and Jennifer Crittenden. [...]
Steven Spielberg has added another quality name to his already esteemed line-up of actors in his forthcoming biopic of Abraham Lincoln by casting Watchmen’s Jackie Earle Haley. Deadline brings news that the Little Children star will play another villain of sorts in the form of Alexander Stephens, an opposer of Lincoln’s slavery reform agenda. He’ll [...]
This poster is fabulous and it’s so nice to see someone go to a great deal of effort to create an amazing poster. Here’s the first poster for Meryl Streep’s new movie, The Iron Lady courtesy of Yahoo. As you can see, in this poster, we get to see an awesome London cityscape explode out [...]
Simone Eder and Carlotta Corvi report from the Venice International Film Festival. The 68th was certainly a memorable year with the overall quality of the films being very high and the films for the lineup well selected. Some films surprised while some films disappointed, and most of them will be talked about in the coming [...]
It has animals in trouble and therefore you know what that means! It means Dave will watch this film and cry like a baby! Here’s the first trailer for Big Miracle which stars Drew Barrymore, John Krasinski, Kristen Bell, Dermot Mulroney, Tim Blake Nelson, Ted Danson and is directed by Ken Kwapis. Big Miracle tells the [...]
The promise of a thriller with a sexy, all-star cast of Jason Statham, Clive Owen and Robert De Niro is enough to whet the appetite for a trip to the cinema. Debut writer-director Gary McKendry’s adaptation of Ranulph Fiennes’ novel, The Feather Men, should be the action man’s version of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy this [...]
Every year at Fantastic Fest, festival organizers pit country vs country in an nerdtastic intellectual showdown they like to refer to as ‘Fantastic Debates’. The event usually just consists of a podium style battle of wits, but this year, Fantastic Fest has a little something extra up it’s sleeve. In celebration of the regional premiere [...]
Even though George Lucas decided to controversially changes bits of Star Wars yet again for the new release of Star Wars: The Complete Saga, it seems that fans weren’t put off as the box-set becomes the highest selling pre-order catalogue title of all time shifting 1 million units! With it’s 9 discs and 40 hours [...]
