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Jeremy Renner has been a rising star for a good few years now, and he’s finally deservedly getting the attention he deserves, having earned himself two successive Oscar nominations in the past two years. With several huge upcoming roles in the form of Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters, The Avengers, [...]
To celebrate the release of Horrible Bosses on Blu-ray Triple-Play, DVD and digital download now (buy your copy here), Warner Bros. Home Video have given us three three fantastic featurettes from the Blu-ray that really showcase what you can expect from the movie. Horrible Bosses is directed by Seth Gordon and has an amazing cast which [...]
Daniel Radcliffe’s first feature film following the conclusion of the Harry Potter series has got a lot of people talking, and if you’re coming late to the party, then you can catch up on all our coverage of the film right here. Naturally, we’re all interested to see the direction in which Radcliffe’s career will [...]
Take Shelter, the latest pairing of director Jeff Nichols and actor Michael Shannon, arrives in UK Cinemas this week. The film is a fascinating and often moving story of a practical man, Curtis, going through an emotionally and psychologically difficult time. A large percentage of the film rests heavily on the shoulders of Michael Shannon in this central [...]
Inspired by a true story, 50/50 is an original story about friendship, love, survival and finding humour in unlikely places. Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Seth Rogen star as best friends whose lives are changed by a cancer diagnosis in this new comedy directed by Jonathan Levine based on a script and story by Will Reiser. I [...]
We’re just a few days away from finally getting to see the brilliant twice Oscar-nominated actress Michelle Williams take up the role of the iconic Marilyn Monroe, and Friday really can’t come fast enough. Everything we’ve seen from Simon Curtis’ My Week With Marilyn (all of which you can catch up on here) has been [...]
Spielberg seems to be trying another of his “one for the Oscars, one for the multiplex” years, much like 1993′s double-whamy of Schindler’s List and Jurassic Park. That worked out rather well for him, yielding what was then the highest ever grossing film at the box office (supplanting his own ET after some 11 years) [...]
Amber Heard (Drive Angry) has been chosen to play the female lead in Motor City. Heard will star opposite Dominic Cooper (The Devil’s Double) in the Dark Castle action-thriller. Motor City centres on a man (Cooper) who, after being released from prison, goes on a revenge mission, hunting down the people who framed him. Albert [...]
Chris Evans (Captain America: The First Avenger) has signed on to topline Millenium Films’ The Iceman, replacing James Franco (Rise of the Planet of the Apes), who exited the project last month. Evans will star opposite Ray Liotta (Identity), Michael Shannon (Take Shelter), Maggie Gyllenhaal (Sherrybaby), David Schwimmer and Ryan O’Nan (The Dry Land) in [...]
Whether you agree with the 3Dification of cherished classics the chance to see films such as Beauty and the Beast back on the big screen is too good to pass up and if you missed it first time around this new trailer will enchant and entice in equal measure. Making the most of the celebrated [...]
Martin Scorsese seems unlikely as the next director to try his hand at 3D. He has given us plenty of visual spectacle in his films, but 3D always seemed like the sort of gimmick that would go against his artistic sensibilities. Well, like it or not, a director with credentials as impeccable as Scorsese’s has [...]
Hot on the heels of last night’s release of two new The Dark Knight Rises covers from next month’s Empire, subscribers to the magazine today received a treat through their letterboxes – namely the issue itself, in all its glossy, papery splendour! Complete with a ‘Limited Edition Subscriber Only’ cover image of Tom Hardy in Bane [...]
Oscar-nominated writer-director Oren Moverman’s return to the director’s chair for his second film, Rampart, is absolutely brilliant. I was lucky enough to catch the film at the London Film Festival back in October and thought it was utterly flawless. The film sees Moverman collaborating once more with the stars of his first film, The Messenger, [...]
Taking a break from posing heroically the latest poster for Dreamworks’ Shrek spin-off has one of Puss in Boots’ most memorable moments front and centre to emotionally manipulate you into an excitable frenzy. Antonio Banderas leads with his voice and has Salma Hayek as Kitty Softpaws, Zach Galifianakis as Humpty Dumpty, and Billy Bob Thornton [...]
Just last week, we reported that after Sandra Bullock had to exit Trouble With The Curve due to a busy schedule, two brilliant actresses were being considered for the female lead in her place in the form of Amy Adams and Reese Witherspoon. At the time, I was rooting for Amy Adams because I love [...]
Set pictures of Leonardo DiCaprio, Carey Mulligan and Tobey Maguire for the novel adaptation of The Great Gatsby have been put online this week, showing the cast filming at Centennial Park on Friday (18th November) in Sydney, Australia. Baz Luhrmann is directing the adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 1925 novel. The story follows Nick Carraway [...]
HBO know how to make a good TV series. They’ve brought out so many of my favourites which have to include Rome, Boardwalk Empire and the mini series’ Band of Brothers and The Pacific. As well as Boardwalk, one of my favourites in the past 12 months has to be Game of Thrones. The second [...]
Here’s some nice new photos from the set of The Amazing Spider-Man where Andrerw Garfield appear to have either had a nosebleed or has blown his nose and forgotten to remove the tissue! These new images come via The Daily Mail who also have photos Rhys Ifans on set who also have photos of Garfield [...]
Earlier today I put up the first UK poster for Dwayne Johnson’s new movie, Journey 2: The Mysterious Island and didn’t actually bother to check if the trailer that we were sent was different to the US one that we placed last week. Turns out it is and gives us much more footage from the [...]
There aren’t many better ways to start your week than the news that Jean-Pierre Jeunet is making another film, and this report from Allocine has a few choice details about his new project. It’s been a long time since we walked in the dark fairytale worlds of The City of Lost Children or Delicatessen and [...]
