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The Man. The Moustache. That’s all Paramount have served up for this teaser poster for the Anchorman sequel and frankly, that’s all you need. Nine years after the legend of Ron Burgundy first appeared on our screen eager Burgundites will have their wishes granted as another film makes its way to our cinemas for Anchorman [...]
Each week we take a look at the good, the bad and the ugly of the home entertainment offerings, reviewing and rating the films and the special features packed onto the discs. Here are the essential picks from the releases out on the 17th of June 2013. Release of the Week To The [...]
Man of Steel is unleashed on a very expectant public today and we had some time with producers Deborah Snyder and Charles Rovan to chat all things Superman. We talked about the inception of the project, a more restrained Man of Steel and the alien influence on Superman. You can read our review of Man [...]
David Goyer is one of the most important people in the cinematic DC universe right now. Shepherding the Batman trilogy to the big screen clearly wasn’t enough and quickly he and DC Godfather Christopher Nolan went to work on a new take on Superman. The result was Man of Steel and today the waiting world [...]
The release of Man of Steel today will bring to an end years of speculation on the future of the cinematic Superman and set the rumour mill into overdrive for the next steps for the DC universe, namely the long-awaited Justice League movie. We, along with our friends at Den of Geek, sat down with [...]
London’s Leicester Square was alive this evening with hundreds of eager fans waiting for their glimpse of the cast and crew as the Man of Steel European Premiere took place. Warner Bros erected an enormous Kryptonian symbol of Hope (a rather familiar ‘S’) to leave passers-by in no doubt as to what was occurring and [...]
It should make for an exciting return to London’s Leicester Square for the last son of Krypton as Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel has its European Premiere. Those expected to attend include Snyder himself along with our new Superman and Lois Lane, Henry Cavill and Amy Adams, and the man they call Zod – Michael [...]
Steven Spielberg’s Lincoln may have won the Oscar for its lead actor but the film is a wonderful assortment of riches, not least the evocative atmosphere the director created for his film. We’ve got a number of behind the scenes images from the film below along with an extra, one of many included on [...]
Following the uneasy transition into the twenty-first century Zack Snyder and Christopher Nolan have delivered an exciting and relentlessly entertaining Superman film, one which will have the Man of Steel’s fans rejoicing that, finally, Superman Returns. Throwing the reins to Snyder may have seemed a risky move following the reception of 300 and Watchmen however [...]
This morning we had the chance to sample a little of Guillermo del Toro’s much anticipated Pacific Rim. It was a handful of scenes edited down for this presentation including a skim through the prologue to the film, a couple of scenes from the early part of the film and then an extended look at [...]
It appears the pitchfork wielders have retreated into the distance and the internet shaped uproar over the splitting of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit into not two films, but three by Peter Jackson and his team of co-creatives is over but that doesn’t mean the hoo-hah ends there. One of the more controversial decisions made in [...]
Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel is one of the highlights of the summer season for many of us. News that WB had entrusted the cinematic reins of Superman to a visual master such as Snyder was complemented by the news that Christopher Nolan was overseeing the project. Snyder’s key task is drawing together a new [...]
With Bullet to the Head Sylvester Stallone has done what his action movie compadre did recently with The Last Stand. He has reinvented himself, post-Expendables, in his own image. That is the action hero persona which thrived in the 80s, was tempered in the decade following as the unease surrounding the relentless violence inherent in [...]
I grew up on Star Wars. Like many of my generation that was the film which made me love cinema and helped form many of my earliest dreams. My friends and I had our heads in the stars, just above the clouds, and it felt exciting and safe. One film changed that for me. As [...]
With the recent success of Senna, The Imposter and Searching for Sugar Man the feature length documentary appears to have acquired a welcome new lease of life and certainly a new audience. The Battle of the Sexes tells the story of the famous 1973 tennis match between the Wimbledon’s womens champion Billie Jean King and [...]
Almost two decades after Interview with a Vampire, and three decades after The Company of Wolves, director Neil Jordan’s latest dalliance with the supernatural, Byzantium, enters UK cinemas. Telling the story of two young women who bring an air of mystery with them as they arrive at a British coastal town as their story unfolds [...]
Part of the fun to be had with Gangster Squad was the over the top violence, almost cartoonish in its execution, which began very early on in the film with two cars going in the opposite direction. Stuntman and Director Doug Coleman is the man behind many of the best moments in the film and [...]
We have been following the production of Simon Phillips and Paul Tanter’s latest film over in LA for a few weeks now and as production wraps on The Last Scout we’re very pleased to be able to bring you the first look at the film’s teaser poster. Fresh from the success of the second in [...]
Over the course of thirty four films and forty four active years one of the most improbable movie stars Hollywood has seen returns from a political sabbatical to the big screen. In The Last Stand Arnold Schwarzenegger is back cracking wise and causing mayhem but there is no Expendables-sized irony here; this is different man [...]
This week saw the release of Quentin Tarantino’s latest film Django Unchained, a brutal story of revenge set in the Deep South, prompting Tarantino to dub his film ‘a Southern’. Starring Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz (in another Oscar winning role), and Leonardo Di Caprio, Django is the second of Tarantino’s Rewritten History trilogy after the [...]