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Tim Leng is a writer and editor with a love of live music, good books, bad films and even worse TV shows. When he’s not sitting at his computer typing furiously he can usually be found practicing Bikram yoga as a way of trying to atone for eating too much cake. He also hates writing about himself in the third person.
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Almost a decade after audiences were first promised a Batman movie – producer Michael Uslan originally announced one way back in 1980 – the summer of 1989 was effectively the summer of Batmania. From books to clothing, comics to posters, you literally couldn’t turn your head without seeing the iconic Bat-sign popping up somewhere – [...]
Like the long-running Saw franchise before it, the Paranormal Activity films have become something of a Halloween fixture over the last few years, and that looks set to continue in 2012 with the news that Paramount are moving forward with a fourth installment in the series. Considering the box office numbers for Paranormal Activity 3 [...]
At just 32 years old Mike Cahill has amassed a small but strong list of credits to his name. While studying economics at Georgetown University Cahill met Brit Marling, and a shared passion for cinema resulted in them collaborating on short films which Cahill would direct and Marling would star in. Several years later the [...]
After celebrating her admittance to MIT, high school student Rhoda Williams drives home while listening to a radio broadcast that reveals another planet has been found in our solar system. Drunk, and staring up into the night sky to catch a glimpse of the distant blue dot that is this new world, Rhoda fails to [...]
After what seems to have been years of waiting, we’re finally starting to hear some concrete news about the sequel to 2009’s hit Star Trek movie; OK, so maybe the floodgates aren’t quite flying open, but there’s certainly a few leaks: first, after months of speculation J.J. Abrams confirmed that he would indeed be returning [...]
Despite the fact that we’re still well over a year and a half away from Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel hitting cinema screens, the latest rumours suggest that Warner Bros. are sufficiently pleased with what they’re seeing to begin looking for a writer to craft the story for a potential sequel. Of course, given all [...]
Kooky legal dramas such as Ally McBeal and Boston Legal have been a mainstay of the U.S. television networks for years, but while this niche was once the sole purview of writer/producer David E. Kelley, that’s no longer the case. And to prove the point I’d like the court to consider Franklin & Bash, the [...]
With JJ Abrams having recently confirmed that he will be returning to the director’s chair for the sequel to his 2009 blockbuster Star Trek and pre-production on the film now well under way, speculation has turned to who will follow in the footsteps of Eric Bana’s Nero and take the role of the movie’s villain. [...]
After years of rumours it looks like we’re finally going to get a live-action remake of the acclaimed 1988 Japanese animated movie Akira, as Warner Brothers give the go-ahead for a $90 million production to be directed by Jaume Collet-Serra (House of Wax, Unknown). Talk regarding a Hollywood remake of Akira – which follows the [...]
With a bonus material-packed Blu-ray of this summer’s blockbuster hit Captain America: The First Avenger on its way, Marvel have given us a sneak peak at one of the deleted scenes from the film to stir up anticipation ahead of its release in early December. The short clip begins with one of The First Avenger’s [...]
With Halloween fast approaching, X-Men 2 and Superman Returns screenwriter Michael Dougherty has a treat in store for fans of his 2007 directorial debut Trick ‘r Treat: a new short film featuring a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it cameo appearance from that movie’s diminutive trickster Sam. Doughtery’s latest effort is entitled Making Friends, and despite running less than two [...]
Warner Bros. have been producing animated movies of DC Comics’ most popular superheroes for a few years now, but for me they’ve always been rather hit and miss, with earlier original productions such as Mask of the Phantasm or Return of the Joker being far more enjoyable than adaptations of newer works such as Darwyn [...]
Based on the 2008 play Farragut North, The Ides of March is a political thriller that explores the back-room dealings, manipulations and power plays of a Democratic Primary campaign in Ohio viewed through the eyes of an idealistic press spokesman. Along the way he finds his life complicated first by an illicit meeting with a [...]
After the individual success of the Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, and (to a somewhat lesser degree) Hulk films, Marvel’s Avengers are currently assembling under director Joss Whedon’s watchful eye for the eagerly anticipated superhero team-up movie to end all superhero team-up movies – and we’ve got a couple of new photos from the set [...]
More photos from the set of Zack Synder’s Superman: Man of Steel have appeared online, but unlike many of the most recent images that have featured Henry Cavill in full costume as the Last Son of Krypton, this latest batch show him as Clark Kent, albeit looking somewhat apprehensive and considerably more beardy than we’ve [...]
After our first look of Henry Cavill as Superman in Zack Synder’s forthcoming Man of Steel and a tantalising glimpse of Michael Shannon in the role of General Zod, we now get to check out what Kal-El’s Kryptonian father Jor-El will look like in the film, courtesy of Russell Crowe taking a cigarette break. Assuming [...]
I don’t think it would be particularly controversial of me to say that the trailer for David Fincher’s forthcoming version of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo was one of the most intriguing advance looks we’ve had of a film in recent times, enhanced by a stunningly brutal cover of Led Zeppelin’s Immigrant Song by [...]
With production well under way on his third and final Batman film, speculation has begun to brew as to what project Christopher Nolan will turn his hand to next – and the most intriguing notion is that he will helm a feature film revival of The Twilight Zone for Warner Bros. This won’t be the [...]
One subject guaranteed to ignite hours of passionate debate among science-fiction fans is the age-old question of which is better – Star Trek or Star Wars? And now, 45 years after he first stepped onto the bridge of the Starship Enterprise, the original Captain James T. Kirk himself has boldly stepped up to the plate [...]
It’s a hard job, but someone’s got to do it. With filming of Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises now having moved to Los Angeles, a new batch of photographs showing Anne Hathaway in full Catwoman get-up have appeared online and muggins here drew the short straw and has to write about them. Woe is [...]