When London Boulevard’s Mitchel is released from a three year stretch at Pentonville he fully intends to do the right thing. To turn his back on his underworld past and shake off the ties that bind him to the tower blocks and petty crime of a London he left behind. Reclusive movie star Charlotte is [...]
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Colin Farrell Interview – London Boulevard
November 25, 2010 By 3 Comments
HeyUGuys consider ourselves fortunate to have the opportunity to while away our days watching, thinking, eat, sleep-and-dreaming film. We recognise that the things we get to do on a daily basis are extraordinary. Topping our list of the extra extraordinary this month was the opportunity to sit down and talk with Colin Farrell. We have [...]
Predators Triple Bill
November 2, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Keener eyed readers among you may have observed that HeyUGuys have gone the extra (terrestrial) mile in recent weeks to bring you heaving piles of Predatory goodness. Dave crossed the globe to meet the talent at Troublemaker Studios. The mighty HUG Video Vault swung open for Dave Roper’s take on Predator and Predator 2. Jon [...]
The Amityville Horror: Jameson Chills 2010
October 31, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Yesterday HeyUGuys kicked off our Halloween celebrations in style by watching a family fall apart in the home of their dreams. The Union Chapel Islington was the setting for our disquieting entertainment, as once again, Jameson Cult Film Club threw open the creaking double doors for a night of Chills in the Chapel. The all-star [...]
Burke & Hare Interview: Simon Pegg and Andy Serkis
October 29, 2010 By 4 Comments
On Friday 29th October the John Landis directed Ealing dramedy Burke & Hare has its UK release. You may read our review of the film here. The slightly true story of Edinburgh’s most notorious killers has, in this case, been retold as a comedy of errors with a pair of romantic leads engaging in wrongness [...]
Burke & Hare Review
October 29, 2010 By Leave a Comment
In 1820 Edinburgh stood at the centre of the modern medical world. It was a pioneering city in which anatomical demonstrations were the theatre of choice for any discerning academic. In a world where medical innovation bestowed immediate renowned and prosperity, competition was rife to attract the attention of the King with ever more dramatic [...]
RED: Bruce Willis Press Conference and Mary-Louise Parker Interview
October 21, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Ahead of the Friday release of Bruce Willis’s brand new action comedy RED (a film in which the first foe he fights is the tedium of retirement) HeyUGuys went along to the London press conference to bring you the behind-the-scenes story on the unusually star-packed set. We wondered what a stand out day would be [...]
RED Review
October 21, 2010 By Leave a Comment
HeyUGuys, along with the entire UK population, spent the first half of this week awaiting word of the latest governmental spending review. Word went out on Wednesday afternoon that, among the many controversial reforms our coalition government intended to enforce, the state pension age was set to rise to 66 by the year 2018. On [...]
Video Vault: Alien
October 19, 2010 By Leave a Comment
With the Blu-ray release of the Alien Anthology on the 25th of October HeyUGuys are taking a look at the entire Alien and Predator series. From Facehuggers to trophy hunting Predators, from the iconic and classic to the dubious crossovers – this is your ultimate retrospective. So remember, even if you ain’t got time to bleed, [...]
Restrepo Review
October 7, 2010 By Leave a Comment
From May 2007 to July 2008 Battle Company of the 173rd Airborne Brigade was stationed deep in the remote Korengal Valley of Eastern Afghanistan. The soldiers of Second Platoon established and peopled a fifteen man outpost at this, one of the most treacherous postings of the war. To date close to fifty American soldiers have [...]
Restrepo Interview: Tim Hetherington
October 7, 2010 By 3 Comments
The war in Afghanistan has become highly politicised, but soldiers rarely take part in that discussion. Our intention was to capture the experience of combat, boredom and fear through the eyes of the soldiers themselves. Their lives were our lives: we did not sit down with their families, we did not interview Afghans, we did [...]
Mr. Nice Interviews: Rhys Ifans, Howard Marks and Director, Bernard Rose
October 7, 2010 By 1 Comment
On Friday 8th October the movie adaptation of Howard Mark’s autobiography, and drug smuggling confessional, Mr. Nice hits UK cinemas. You may read our review of the film here. To learn more about the evolution of this quirky British gem we sat down earlier this week with its star Rhys Ifans, director Bernard Rose and [...]
Zac Efron Press Conference for Charlie St. Cloud
October 6, 2010 By 1 Comment
This Friday, 8th October, Zac Efron’s brand new heartbreaker The Death and Life of Charlie St. Cloud hits cinemas nationwide. Based on Ben Sherwood’s acclaimed novel, Charlie St. Cloud is the story of a young man trapped in a self-imposed limbo. In order to honour a heartfelt promise Charlie has sacrificed a promising future sailing [...]
Charlie St. Cloud Review
October 6, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Accomplished young sailor Charlie St. Cloud has the world at his feet. A college scholarship to steer him far away from the limitations of life in his Pacific Northwest hometown, a little brother who idolises him and a talent that will take him around the globe. But a sudden, tragic, wind-change throws Charlie’s life off [...]
Noel Clarke 4.3.2.1 Interview
October 4, 2010 By 7 Comments
Made in Dagenham Review
September 29, 2010 By Leave a Comment
I am ashamed to say that I was entirely unfamiliar with the true life story behind Made in Dagenham. Though the 1968 strike by female machinists at the Dagenham Ford plant went on to change history it appears to have made little significant impact upon our history books. Veteran producers Stephen Woolley and Elizabeth Karlsen [...]
Taxi Driver at Jameson Cult Film Club
September 24, 2010 By 1 Comment
HeyUGuys bumped into an old friend on our journey home tonight. We exchanged civilities and they asked the inevitable question “what have you been up to?” “Well,” we replied “actually we’ve been watching a film in a Soho car park”. And do you know what faithful readers – we spoke the truth. This evening our [...]
The Town Q&A with Ben Affleck & Rebecca Hall
September 22, 2010 By 7 Comments
On Sunday night HeyUGuys had a big night out at The Town – Ben Affleck’s Town to be precise. London’s Odeon Leicester Square hosted a very special screening of the US box office smash followed by a Q&A with the talented director/lead and his beautiful co-star Rebecca Hall. You may read Gary’s thoughts on the [...]
I’m Still Here Review
September 13, 2010 By Leave a Comment
In autumn 2008 the entertainment channels were abuzz with the strange story of Joaquin Phoenix’s retirement from acting. In the tradition of all good movie plots there was a twist – this Hollywood star had set his heart on a new life as a musician and nothing was going to stand in his way. There [...]
