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To celebrate the release of Johnny Depp’s new movie, THE RUM DIARY, in cinemas November 11th, we have teamed up with Entertainment Film to offer you the chance to win tickets to the Premiere in London on Thursday 3rd November. THE RUM DIARY is directed by Bruce Robinson and also stars, Aaron Eckhart, Amber Heard, [...]
Spielberg’s been out of the director’s chair for a little while (since Kingdom of the Crystal Skulls) but is making up for lost time by putting out action-adventure spectacle (Tintin) and serious drama (War Horse) in short succession. It’s like 1993 all over again. In honour of Spielberg returning to action, here are six of [...]
Writer-director Andrew Haigh follows up his well-received directorial debut Greek Pete with poignant character-based drama Weekend. Weekend tells the story of Russell (Tom Cullen) and Glenn (Chris New): two off-base gay guys who meet at a club. After a weekend of heavy drinking, drug-taking and sex, they begin to realise that they may be falling in [...]
To celebrate the release of The Future starring Miranda July and Hamish Linklater in cinemas on the 4th November, we are offering you the chance to win a signed poster of The Future, with a copy of Miranda’s award winning film Me You And Everyone We Know, and book No One Belongs Here More Than [...]
This October, it’s nearly 100 years since Universal Studios made its first iconic horror films. Almost a century later Universal are re-releasing all of our favourite, most-watched and instantly recognisable horror films, all spruced up and re-released on Blu-Ray™ and DVD just in time for Halloween! To celebrate, we’re giving away one goodie bag full of [...]
I’d never heard of Chronicle until this morning when and when I looked at the poster I thought it was yet again some sci-fi nonsense that wasn’t going to be any good BUT, then I watched the trailer for the movie and was blown away by it’s originality and intrigue. It’s directed by Josh Trank [...]
What today really needed was a new poster for the latest installement in a popular animated franchise and crikey – if the folks at Fox haven’t obliged. Ice Age 4: Continental Drift reunites Ray Romano, Queen Latifah, John Leguizamo and Denis Leary in this new tale, which focuses on the character of Scrat. I’ve warmed [...]
It’s the near future and the government has put in a population control method in which people stop again at 25 years old. On your 25th birthday you get a wonderful little gift in the form of 52 more weeks to live. After the clock runs out, so do you and it’s up to you [...]
To mark the release of Supernatural Season 6 on DVD and Blu-ray 7th November, Warner Home Video have given us three copies to give away on DVD. The stunning conclusion to Season 6 of the Winchester Brothers’ adventures comes to a head in SUPERNATURAL SEASON 6: VOLUME 2, available on DVD November 7th 2011. Also [...]
I read a tweet this morning by a film critic who advised he is embargoed on his review of Immortals, but referred to the director as Tiresome Singh. That seems to me not to bode well, but who knows? Maybe I’m being dazzled by high production values (the eternal quest of Super 8′s Charles), but [...]
Back at the end of the summer, we saw the fantastic first poster for Simon Curtis’ directorial feature debut, My Week With Marilyn, the Marilyn Monroe biopic that stars Michelle Williams as the actress, model, and singer renowned the world over. Earlier this month, this was then followed up with a trailer and two images, [...]
We had ourselves a nice new poster for the latest slice of Mission: Impossible a couple of days ago and today a trailer is unleashed on a not unsuspecting world. Two things make this fourthquel* worth waiting for and those are 1) Brad and 2) Bird. Certainly it’ll be fun to see Tom Cruise hanging [...]
Making a recent appearance at the London Film Festival David Cronenberg’s A Dangerous Method isn’t out in the UK until the 12th of February next year so consider these new images and poster a welcome tease if you’re looking forward to the on-screen collision of Mortensen and Fassbender. Keira Knightley and Vincent Cassel round off [...]
I won’t lie, I have all the time in the world for John Cusack. The man who brought us Being John Malkovich, Con Air, Grosse Pointe Blank, Identity and High Fidelity seems to rarely put a foot wrong and as that list shows, frequently puts it very right. The trailer for The Raven looks absolutely stunning, but [...]
The casting for Quentin Tarantino’s highly anticipated next feature film, Django Unchained, continues. Just last week, we got the ridiculously brilliant news that none other than Joseph Gordon-Levitt is in talks to join the film, as long as he can fit it into his already busy schedule. Word now comes via Deadline that Tarantino has [...]
Here’s a nice new poster for The Hunger Games with a lovely profile shot of Jennifer Lawrence who plays Katniss in the movie. This new poster follows the ones we put up not too long ago as Lionsgate begin the viral campaign which will sweep the word with the next new phenomenon that is, The [...]
This is a rather nice little app which means that you can get all the movie news from around the world in your pocket brought direct to your iPhone and iPod Touch. IMDb have just released this new app which will bring all movie news direct to your app. You can search for individual movies [...]
Disney have released this amazing new and final parody trailer for The Muppets which we get to see in UK cinemas 10th February 2012 which feels like far too long away, especially when it’s out in the US for Thanksgiving. In this trailer, we get to see them parody Paranormal Activity, The Twilight Saga and [...]
IFC Films have released the first trailer and poster for Into the Abyss: A Tale of Death, A Tale of Life. Directed by revered filmmaker Werner Herzog (Cave of Forgotten Dreams), Into the Abyss focuses on the two men convicted of a triple homicide: one sentenced to death, and the other to life in prison. [...]
To be or not to be, that is certainly the subjective question of whether director Roland Emmerich’s new film will excite or disgust. Indeed, with the covering of one of our greatest playwright’s names in his hometown of Stratford-upon-Avon in protest of Anonymous, William Shakespeare might be thrilled at the reignited interest in him. In [...]
