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To mark the release of A Christmas Princess (out now – order here), Revolver Entertainment have given us two copies of the movie to give away. The film stars Sir Roger Moore, Katie McGrath and Sam Heughan and is directed by Michael Damian. From 21st November, fans of family Christmas classics will be able to [...]
Last week, I got to sit down with the legendary Robin Williams to talk about his new movie, Happy Feet 2. We got chatting about how he finds his voice for the characters , what he thinks about the future of the world and other deep stuff like that! I’ve transcribed the interview with the [...]
To mark the release of Villain on DVD 5th December, Third Window Films have given us three copies of the Lee Sang-il (Hula Girls) movie to give away. You can pre-order your copy here or scroll down for your chance to win one. Villain stars Eri Fukatsu (The Magic Hour, Bayside Shakedown), Satoshi Tsumabuki (Tokyo!, [...]
To mark the release of BBC drama, Merlin Series 4 Volume 1 out now, Fremantle Home Entertainment have given 2 copies to give away on DVD. The series stars Colin Morgan, Angel Coulby, Bradley James, Katie McGrath, Anthony Head. You can order a copy here or scroll down to enter our competition to win one. [...]
Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement are without a doubt, in my opinion, two of the funniest comedians ever to grace the big or small screen, and their rise to fame through their comedy duo/band, Flight of the Conchords, has been very much well deserved in recent years. Starting out in their native New Zealand, the [...]
Rachel Weisz (The Constant Gardener) has signed on to star in The Railway Man. Weisz will appear opposite Colin Firth (A Single Man) and Jeremy Irvine (War Horse) in the epic wartime drama. The Railway Man tells of Eric Lomax’s struggle to come to terms with the trauma he experienced during World War II. Jonathan Teplitzky (Burning [...]
This evening, X-Factor had some of the world’s biggest stars on singing with Olly Murs – those stars were The Muppets! Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear and Animal (on drums) accompanied Olly on stage while Statler and Waldorf sat with Tulisa and Kelly Roland heckling from the front. Backing was provided by a group of Penguins and [...]
We had suspicions that this would be the case but the BBC have confirmed the news that Ben Whishaw will play Q in the brand new Bond movie now known as Skyfall. The role was played by Desmond Llewelyn in 17 Bond movies to perfection and was more recently played by John Cleese. Wishaw has most [...]
The brilliant John Lithgow, twice Oscar nominee and beloved star of the excellent comedy series 3rd Rock From The Sun (which also starred a young Joseph Gordon-Levitt), was last seen taking a more dramatic turn this summer’s blockbuster, Rise of the Planet of the Apes. Variety are reporting that he’ll next be returning to the [...]
In 1960′s Oklahoma the leather and denim-clad Greasers and the richer, preppy Soc’s (pronounced “So-shers”) are constantly and at times literally at each others throats. As their confrontations escalate, a tragic turn of events forces Greasers Johnny (Ralph Macchio) and Ponyboy (C. Thomas Howell) to flee the town and hide out, until further tragedy brings [...]
Having written about the realms of US politics (The American President, the frankly peerless West Wing) and then TV production (Studio 60), Aaron Sorkin, who for my money is as gifted and talented a writer as there is out there, now seems to be setting his sights on the various icons of the IT world. [...]
You thought it was over but no! Entertainment One have just sent us four brand new images from the wedding scene (and one from the honeymoon) in the latest Twilight movie, Twilight Breaking Dawn: Part 1 which stars Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner and Robert Pattinson. The movie is out in the UK now and if [...]
Some people are calling it India’s Rebecca Black’s “Friday”, but then again some people are just plain lazy and enjoy making asinine comparisons. What is impressive that this promo track sung by Dhanush (also the male lead for the movie) for the upcoming Tamil movie “Three” has racked up more than 1,4 million views in [...]
We originally reviewed as part of our coverage of the London Film Festival this September and you can read Kenji’s take on the film here. As the film is released in UK cinemas today we have another view of the film for you, here’s how Kelly Alyse saw 50/50. If it wasn’t for Seth Rogen’s [...]
After a problematic development, including losing its original leading man and changing its title at least three times, the rather wonderful 50/50 comes to cinemas this week. Given the difficulties getting it to screen, and the rather unusual, ‘true life’ inspiration – writer Will Reiser not only had the form of cancer depicted in the [...]
You can expect there to be a fairly massive push for this film in the early months of 2012 with hopes pinned high on Disney’s live action adaptation of John Carter (of Mars, but don’t tell anyone). Entertainment Weekly have a new image of Mr. Carter facing one of the more terrifying alien foes in [...]
It’s been a long time since we threw our collective voices into the podcasting arena but the Mouth Off Podcast is back with a revised format, some very special guests and an excellent film to get us back on track as we talk about Martin Scorsese’s forthcoming 3D extravanganza Hugo. We are joined by Cassam [...]
What would have happened had Nazi Germany succeeded in invading Britain in the Second World War? Debut feature-film writer-director Amit Gupta’s new anti-war drama, Resistance, starring Andrea Riseborough, Michael Sheen and German actor Tom Wlaschiha is about occupation and its effects. We talk exclusively to Gupta (left, on the left of picture) about adapting the [...]
The BAFTA’s Orange Wednesdays Rising Star Award is one that I’ve always liked. It may be a relatively new category, first awarded back in 2006, but its youth isn’t at all a bad thing, and it gives us a chance to celebrate some of the best emerging talent in the film industry. In the past [...]
We’ve seen the world end many times in recent years. From rapture-teasing shadow monsters to a scorched Earth thanks to a solar belch from the Sun, we’ve suffered an asteroid apocalypse, Mayan prophecies and death by planetfall – the end of everything has never been so popular. In Take Shelter there are no crowds of [...]
