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Jackie Chan has indicated that he will star in The Expendables 3 if he can make his schedule work. In an interview with Getty Images Entertainment at the Cannes Film Festival, the martial arts legend confirmed that Sylvester Stallone’s tweets about his possible involvement in the threequel are not far off the mark. I would [...]
James McAvoy is a very busy man. With a firm foothold in geek territory as Charles Xavier in the new X-Men movies, a lead role in Welcome to the Punch and Danny Boyle’s new film Trance he is also tearing up the boards in Macbeth in the West End. As an obvious consequence his name [...]
It’s been a long road to Skyfall, Bond’s twenty-third outing, and as well as our review and red carpet interviews we had the chance to sit down with the cast and crew of the film. Director Sam Mendes is a fine choice to bring this new Bond to the big screen and here he talks [...]
James Bond will return this week (today in fact!). It’s been a long road to Skyfall, Bond’s twenty-third outing, and as well as our review and red carpet interviews we had the chance to sit down with the cast and crew of the film and over the next three days we’ll be bringing you the [...]
James Bond will return this week. It’s been a long road to Skyfall, Bond’s twenty-third outing, and as well as our review and red carpet interviews we had the chance to sit down with the cast and crew of the film and over the next three days we’ll be bringing you the six interviews. When [...]
It’s been a long road to Skyfall, Bond’s twenty-third outing, and as well as our review and red carpet interviews we had the chance to sit down with the cast and crew of the film and over the next three days we’ll be bringing you the six interviews. Today we begin with Javier Bardem, the [...]
James Bond, as promised, will return this week. It’s been a long road to Skyfall, Bond’s twenty-third outing, and as well as our review and red carpet interviews we had the chance to sit down with the cast and crew of the film and over the next three days we’ll be bringing you the six [...]
Setting its scene against the backdrop of the London Riots of 2011 director Ron Scalpello’s feature debut Offender is a tough revenge story which takes place in a notorious young offender’s institute. Featuring some bright young British talent the film is out in UK cinemas right now and Andrew Jones had the chance to sit [...]
Written by James Prescott (@JamesPrescott77) So the final part of Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy is almost upon us. Geeks like me have been counting the months and days until The Dark Knight Rises, comes out, I have it on my iPhone calendar and I booked my ticket almost immediately they went on sale. Judging from the [...]
As this summer’s blockbuster season reminds us comic book adaptations are big business with the latest incarnations of heroes old and new filling the local picturehouse and running merry riot over box office records. Given the twin benefits of a wealth of material on which to draw and a ready audience primed to see their [...]
Pixar’s dominance of the CG cinematic landscape is a truth universally acknowledged, and while Sony and Dreamworks are catching up there is a wit and depth to the likes of Toy Story, Finding Nemo and their studio stablemates which appears timeless and unbeatable. And so as our favourite cinema in the world, London’s Prince Charles, [...]
Written by Kobina Monney Since the inception of cinema as an art form over a hundred years ago, the medium has seen various advances and few have stayed for long: Cinemascope, smell-o-vision, 3D and so on. Film stock has improved, the resolution of cameras has increased and the scanning of film for theatrical distribution is [...]
Written by Lewis Bazley An African boy finds an unlikely ally in the form of a Bohemian-turned-shoeshine pensioner and a temporary home in the titular Normandy port in Aki Kaurismaki’s frustrating comedy-drama. Marcel Marx (André Wilms) is an ex-author sleepwalking into old age in Le Havre, filling his days with the passing trade of shining [...]
With James Cameron’s Titanic sailing back into cinemas towing an extra dimension author David Kowalski gives his thought on the hold Titanic has in popular culture, with particular reference to the depictions of the disaster in movies and in fiction. You can visit David’s website here for details on his work and inspirations and there’s [...]
Written by Joe Pearce Picture the scene: stuck in a nightclub at two in the morning; perfectly content with our drunken state, someone offers to buy us one more drink. We know that if we take it, our limits shall be exceeded and we will be paying for it in the morning; and yet for [...]
Written by David Whelan It’s odd that this article should be about Fringe, isn’t it? I mean, it’s on our TVs on a weekly basis on Sky1, it’s produced by American powerhouse Fox and is the creation of J.J. Abrams, Alex Kurtzman and Alex Orci, the brain trust behind things like Lost, Alias and the [...]
Written by Joe Pearce. One of the most important skills a director can possess is the ability to bring out the best in his actors. Casting someone out of leftfield is seriously risky yet when it is done right, the plaudits and audience interest for such a decision is even higher. We take a look [...]
Mélanie Laurent, known up to now as that-girl-from-Inglourious Basterds, makes her directorial debut with The Adopted (Les Adoptés), a story of the ties that bind us in life and love. While it might not be breaking any moulds any time soon, The Adopted is a generally promising if occasionally flawed feature-length debut from first-time director [...]
Melissa Leo is the eponymous anti-hero in this disarming look at North America’s dispossessed. Written by Georgie Hobbs Francine’s first shot shows Leo stark naked, showering in prison. It’s her last day in detention before she’s released back into the world. It’s a staggeringly brave image – in a film which offers a series of [...]
Written by Joe Pearce. Casting is one of the most important factors to get right when making a film; good actors saying bad lines can save a script (see Sir Ian McKellen in X-Men: The Last Stand); whereas bad actors working with a good script can come close to ruining a film completely (I refer [...]
