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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle might be turning in his grave at the use of his work but if he had a sense of humour he might appreciate Guy Ritchie’s more contemporary, humorous interpretation of his British sleuth, Sherlock Holmes, and certainly admire Robert Downey Jr’s eccentric turn as the infamous detective again. What is certain [...]
While a solid serving of Equine induced sniffles may be denied to us here in the UK on Christmas Day Steven Spielberg’s second film of the year enters cinemas across the pond in a couple of weeks and there’s a new clip available if you’re currently fence-straddled. This new clip is introduced by Jeremy Irvine [...]
After enjoying the first two REC films from Paco Plaza and Jaume Balagueró I was intrigued to learn of their plans for the beginning and the end of the franchise. Splitting the following two films, REC 3: Genesis and REC 4: Apocalypse, between themselves seemed like a good move, and one which will ensure the [...]
We got our first look at Adam Shankman’s upcoming film adaptation of the Broadway musical, Rock of Ages, back in the summer with a great photo of Alec Baldwin and Russell Brand looking the part, followed swiftly by one of Tom Cruise looking awesome on stage. The first trailer and poster for the film have [...]
Baz Luhrmann’s adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s renowned The Great Gatsby is one of the many highly anticipated films due out next year, and we’ve already seen some great photos from the set back in August and last month. We’ve now got two beautiful first official images from the film, courtesy of SassiSam via Collider, [...]
The week of Valentine’s Day seems a wildly innappropriate time for the release of Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance in UK cinemas, with a bike-riding, flaming-skulled anti-hero this is as far from being a date movie as can be. The film is directed by the formidable duo of Brian Taylor & Mark Neveldine and sees [...]
With all the brilliant casting news we’ve been hearing for Alex Proyas’ upcoming adaptation of John Milton’s Paradise Lost, it’s fair to say that a lot of people have been getting excited for it already. Bradley Cooper was set to take on one of English literature’s most notorious figures in the form of Lucifer, with [...]
Back in September, William Shatner himself weighed in on the age-old debate over Star Trek vs. Star Wars that has taken place for decades among fans of both franchises as to which is the superior, which is more worthy of their loyal devotion. A brilliant new video has now surfaced, with thanks to Deadline for [...]
Ruben Fleischer’s past two films, Zombieland and 30 Minutes Or Less, have been firmly placed in the comedy genre, the former in the zombie comedy sub-genre and the latter in the action/heist comedy, and both were absolutely fantastic. With his next film, Gangster Squad (previously titled The Gangster Squad), he’s completely mixing things up, going [...]
Having worked with the brilliant (and somewhat controversial) writer-director Lars von Trier on his last two films, Melancholia and Antichrist, Charlotte Gainsbourg is now in talks to join him for his next outing, The Nymphomaniac, Variety report. The film is still at the script stage, with von Trier penning the script himself, and is to [...]
After leaving their son Kevin (Macaulay Culkin) behind the previous Christmas, the McCallister family are determined to make sure that he comes on holiday with them this time. They all make it to the airport, but being in a hurry, they are split up and Kevin follows a different man with a very similar coat [...]
New Year’s Eve is released in UK cinemas right now and unfortunately hasn’t done too well in the review stakes (ours here) mainly due to the fact it has so many characters in that there is no time for those characters to develop. Funny or Die have come to the rescue though creating this brilliant [...]
Jean Vigo’s first and only feature-length film, L’Atalante can often be found snuggled amongst critics’ best-of-all-time lists. A quiet, subtle, and brilliantly simple story of a loved-up but immature young couple, L’Atalante is a Breton-striped dream-like journey through love and loss on the canals of France. After a heavy-handed editing process that mutilated the 1934 [...]
One of Nintendoʼs first major games to be released after turning from manufacturing playing cards into a fully fledged video game company, Donkey Kong was created by Shigeru Miyamoto and is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. The character is still highly loved among Nintendo fans and after all these years, he continue to star [...]
Here’s a rather nice new poster for Underworld Awakening which comes from the film’s Facebook Page via Latino Review. I have to admit, I’ve never actually made it through an Underworld movie (any of them!) without falling asleep! This fourth installment sees the return of Kate Beckinsale to the franchise after going AWOL in the [...]
On Saturday, we got our first sneak peek of the G.I. Joe: Retaliation trailer which is the sequel to the 2009 movie, G.I. Joe Rise of the Cobra and now the full trailer is here. This time, veteran hard man Bruce Willis and not so veteran hard man, Dwayne Johnson show up to give the [...]
There’s a new image from Gary Ross’s adaptation of Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games online tonight and it’s a good look at the group of Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss, Josh Hutcherson as Peeta and Liam Hemsworth as Gale. The Hunger Games has a pretty eclectic cast lining up alongside the three young actors here with [...]
With the US release just around the corner for Jason Reitman’s next directorial venture, Young Adult, working once more with his Juno scribe Diablo Cody, we’ve seen some terrific things from the film in the past few weeks and months. We got our first official look at the film’s lead, Charlize Theron, back in August, [...]
Absolutely love this poster for Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol that comes courtesy of IGN. It’s designed to look like the tallest building in the world – Burj Khalifa that we’ve become accustomed to seeing Tom Cruise swinging off in all the trailers. In this new poster which looks like it could come from someone like [...]
We’ll be seeing Seann William Scott hitting the big screen quite a few times next year, first off with the upcoming hockey comedy Goon, which is set to be a brilliant kick-start to the new year, coming to our cinemas the first weekend of 2012. We got our first trailer for the film back in [...]
