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This poster gives you tips on what to do if you discover a forgotten island, disturb some giant lizard eggs and need to get away fast! This is the first UK poster (could well be the first poster anywhere actually) for the sequel to Journey to the 2008 movie, Center of the Earth. This time [...]
Here it is people! The one you’ve all been waiting for! it’s the first official poster for The Expendables 2 and it packs some serious punch! The movie appears to have the title EX2. I Don’t know yet if that is the official title for the movie but we’ll keep you posted. Joining Sylvester Stallone [...]
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn–Part 1 which stars Taylor Lautner, Kristen Sterwart, Robert Pattinsion and is based on the books by Stephanie Meyer has opened over the weekend to a rather impressive opening weekend bringing in a MASSIVE $283.5m according to info from our friends at THR. In the US, the movie brought in $139.5m [...]
Madonna is no stranger to the global span of celebrity and infamy and so it makes complete sense that she has chosen the story of Wallis Simpson for her latest film as director. This new trailer is a little uneven, something the festival reviews generally chided the film for, but there’s no doubting that a [...]
While the population of the UK wait like expectant children at a Christmas shop window for the unveiling of the new Muppets film (out in February) the States are about to feel the fuzzy might of the latest movie with its release this week. A fact which makes this particular offering all the more tantilising. [...]
Unless you’ve been in hibernation for the past several months, you’ll be fully aware that Christopher and Jonathan Nolan will be bringing us the conclusion to their Batman films next year with The Dark Knight Rises, and there’s every reason to expect that it is going to be nothing short of being utterly immense. Photos [...]
Martin Scorsese’s next film, Hugo, is just a couple of weeks away from its highly anticipated release now, and if you’ve missed out on our coverage of the film so far, you can catch up on it all right here. Based on the novel, The Invention of Hugo Cabret, by Brian Selznick, the film has [...]
I don’t know about you, but I used to (and still) love Woody Woodpecker. The character and the show’s distinctive comedy is just so brilliant, and you really can’t ask for more than that. So though it’s a little unexpected, it’s nonetheless excellent news that a project is now underway to bring Woody back to [...]
Here’s the first trailer for Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum’s new movie, The Vow which heads to the right in time for Valentine’s Day. The movie is directed by Michael Sucsy co-stars include Jessica Lange, Scott Speedman and Sam Neill and will be with us in the UK 10th February. After a car accident puts [...]
Bradley Cooper has had a brilliant run in the past few years, and has seen his star rising pretty immensely, with leading roles in The Hangover, The A-Team, Limitless, and most recently in the sequel to his break-out film, The Hangover Part II. The range of films he’s starred in has been pretty diverse, with [...]
Jason Reitman’s return to the director’s chair for Young Adult, with a script penned by Juno writer Diablo Cody, is definitely something to look forward to next year. It has the mark of brilliance about it. We’ve been seeing some excellent things from it, including an awesome first trailer and a first and second poster, [...]
Despite her young age, turning just twenty-seven in a few days’ time, Scarlett Johansson already has a slew of major roles in her credits, along with a long list of awards and nominations to her name, including a BAFTA for her part in Lost in Translation, and four Golden Globe nominations. Johansson is now set [...]
Adrien Brody has certainly had a pretty diverse career in his time, choosing roles in films as varied as Peter Jackson’s King Kong, Wes Anderson’s fantastic The Darjeeling Limited, and of course, most notably, Roman Polanski’s The Pianist, for which he won his Best Actor Academy Award, in a year that saw him up against [...]
After what has been a long and difficult search for the leading stars of the planned film adaptation of the ’60s TV show, The Man From U.N.C.L.E., Steven Soderbergh has decided to bow out from the project, The Playlist report, leaving the director’s chair now open. Soderbergh and his fellow Contagion writer, Scott Z. Burns, [...]
It’s been a little while since we last saw something from George Clooney’s The Descendants, but it certainly hasn’t dropped off the radar, and it’s one of the films I’m most looking forward to seeing next year. With George Clooney’s The Ides of March having now its release, making a fantastic impression, we can now [...]
Amanda Seyfried has had a bit of a mixed bag with films this year, kicking things off in the spring with Red Riding Hood, which wasn’t brilliantly received, and ending on a much more positive note with Andrew Niccol’s brilliant In Time, which is out in cinemas now, and which I highly recommend you see [...]
This evening, I went into London to see Happy Feet Two (which I surprisingly really enjoyed!) at the Warner Bros. UK Head Office. When leaving the screening, the legendary Andy Gibbons pointed me towards a cabinet that sits in the lobby at Warner Bros. full up with lots of rather nice props from the Harry [...]
One of our highlights of the recent London Film Festival was Steve’s McQueen’s Shame and there’s a new trailer out in the wild today and it’s a beauty. I loved the film when I saw it last month and the MPAA’s NC-17 rating isn’t surprsing but it is a damn shame as it is the [...]
The best thing about the Ice Age franchise for me (and for no doubt many others) has to be Scrat, the poor prehistoric saber-toothed squirrel who will do absolutely anything to get just an acorn. For three movies past now, I’ve been willing him onto reaching his goal! Apple have released a new short for [...]
Three new images for writer and director Stephen Chbosky’s The Perks of Being a Wallflower have been released this month, which emphasise the film’s romantic setting as Emma Watson and Logan Lerman lead in this young adult novel adaptation. The story follows a shy, unpopular high-school freshman, Charlie (Lerman), who is coping with his mental [...]
