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Tilda Swinton generally never fails to impress audiences in anything she turns her hand to. Indeed, what can honestly be said about Lynne Ramsay’s adaptation of Lionel Shriver’s riveting and utterly chilling book, We Need To Talk About Kevin, is that the role was written unquestionably for Swinton – or even the book’s character for [...]
Universal Studios have give us this fantastic exclusive featurette to coincide with the Blu-ray release of the greatest dinosaur movie ever made, Jurassic Park. The Blu-ray is released in the UK 24th October. Jurassic Park for me is an all-time classic and I love everything about it. It was ground-breaking on so many levels and [...]
In the past few months, we’ve seen some great things coming out of the upcoming movie, 50/50, led by Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Seth Rogen. We’ve had some great images from the film, a fantastic new trailer, and most recently an insight into the film in a roundtable with the cast. I was lucky enough to [...]
Lionsgate have given us these two new exclusive UK TV spots for their new movie, Machine Gun Preacher directed by Marc Forster and starring Gerard Butler, Michelle Monaghan, Kathy Baker, Madeline Carroll, Michael Shannon, Souleymane Sy Savane. The story is based on the true accounts of Sam Childers who through various circumstances ends up protecting [...]
Last night was the first ever HeyUGuys event and it went off with a bang! We teamed together with the amazing people from Who’s Jack Magazine to bring you a Q&A with the cast and filmmakers from brand new British horror / slasher movie, Demons Never Die at the Jameson Apartment in Soho which is [...]
My God 2007 seems like a long time ago, don’t you think? With the Saw phenomenon having given way to Paranormal Activity franchise, torture porn was beginning to feel like a thing of the past. Like the Crazy Frog or economic stability. It turns out Sony Pictures Home Entertainment disagree. The studio has just released [...]
Since his great turn back in The O.C. as Volchok in days gone by, Cam Gigandet has been getting some pretty great screen-time, even if some of his films haven’t found the recognition they deserve. He was great in Never Back Down back in 2008, and had an entertaining part in last year’s Emma Stone-starrer [...]
In the past couple of weeks, we’ve had a few great pictures and a featurette for Martin Scorsese’s highly anticipated next feature film, Hugo. The film is set to be a slightly different affair to his last two films, The Departed and last year’s Shutter Island, with more of a family adventure film feel expected [...]
For a little while now, Vin Diesel has been sharing concept art for the upcoming third instalment of the Riddick series through his Facebook page, and if you’ve missed out on what he’s given us so far, you can catch up on all things Riddick-related here. He’s now sent out a new piece showcasing one [...]
Looking on the bright side this is the chance to see all six Star Wars films on the big screen once again, but the competence of the 3D conversion will have to be decent to make this a worthwhile return. Certainly these 3D re-releases will become very big business over the next decade or so [...]
Nick Murphy’s debut film is an old school ghost story in every sense with Rebecca Hall’s journey to invesigate alledged spooky happenings finds her rolling up at a boys school in the middle of nowhere with a murdered pupil and a host of unanswered questions. I caught the film earlier this month as it plays [...]
If you’ve kept up with the trailers for 11-11-11 then you’ll know what to expect with this one. The convergence of the date and time to include all the elenves possible is a ripe time for the Devil to walk amongst us and for everyone to have a really bad day (and it’s a Friday [...]
It looks like Warner Bros. are getting into the business of making films about geniuses. Just last week, news came that the studio had picked up The Imitation Game, revolving around real-life genius Alan Turing, with an eye for Leonardo DiCaprio to lead the cast and Ron Howard to helm the film. Word now comes [...]
Roger Brown (Aksel Hennie) is 1.68 meters tall and feels very inadequate about it. Despite working in a highly paid job, as a corporate headhunter, having a beautiful house and spending a fortune on luxury gifts for his wife, his tall wife, Diana (Synnove Macody Lund), he believes that he is not enough for her. Roger is [...]
Green Lantern is an unknown quantity to most of us, without years of pop-culture osmosis and numerous previous big screen versions to get us familiar with the Guardians of the Universe or the Planet Oa and the Green Lantern Corps. Ryan Reynolds is the most recognisable element of DC’s latest blockbuster and the question you [...]
We got the first official look at Glenn Close dressed rather convincingly as a woman disguising herself as a man back in 19th Century Ireland. And along with showing us Close in her costume, it also gave us a nice look at two of her co-stars, Mia Wasikowska (Alice in Wonderland) and Aaron Johnson (Kick-Ass). [...]
I must admit, I was a sceptic at first, but everything we’ve been seeing for the film over the past few months has made a believer out of me – I especially recommend the latest viral teaser video for the film. A new character poster for the hero himself has been released over at IMP [...]
On face value, Australian author Julia Leigh’s Sleeping Beauty is both a sordid and brave film-making debut that will literally divide opinion. It’s not the nudity that is the main issue for most, rather the treatment of the main character, Lucy, played by Sucker Punch’s Emily Browning that triggers deep feelings of revulsion. At the [...]
Steve McQueen’s second film reunites the director with the man who gave his 2008 debut Hunger its visceral power and with Shame Michael Fassbender gives a career best performance as a man struggling with sex addiction and the sudden arrival of his sister into his carefully constructed world. It is a powerful and provocative film, [...]
Back in November last year, we heard that Phillip Noyce (Salt) was closing in on the director’s job Timeless, a sci-fi drama set up at Relativity Media, written by Bill Kelly (Enchanted). Those talks went successfully for Noyce, who is confirmed to helm the film, and MovieHole are now reporting that rising young star Liam Hemsworth, [...]
