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When HeyUGuys first started, we never knew the wonderful privilege that working on a site like this would bring. In the last 4 years since Jon and I dreamed up the site, we’ve spoken to some of our movie heroes, new talent, been on exciting journeys and every time we get invited to a junket, [...]
The top 10 pirated movies of 2012, published by torrentfreak.com, show Project X as the most pirated movie of last year, topping the likes of The Dark Knight Rises and The Avengers. Interestingly, Project X grossed the least of the 10, only $100,931,865, only just over half of the next least grossing movie: 21 Jump [...]
To start this off, I want to establish that this is all my opinion and only my opinion. It does not reflect the views of HeyUGuys nor anyone else on here intentionally and this is entirely an opinion piece. Another thing to establish is that I’ve unfortunately not seen every film of 2012 because my [...]
The art of the trailer is not an easy one to master. More and more, a strong trailer is an absolute necessity for a film to be a success. A strong trailer can send shivers down your spine; it can put you into a darkened auditorium on opening night; it can make the box office [...]
Having already worked to adapt last year’s release schedule for the big screen — you can thank me when you run out of board games, Hollywood — I thought I’d try to do the same with 2012. After all, we’re all about franchises here, particularly those with some semblance of name recognition. If 2012 were [...]
Returning for its fourth year we are proud to present the annual HeyUGuys movie awards – The Truffles. As each year draws to a close we let our wonderful team of writers loose on the movie landscape to throw plaudits at the great and good and fettered eggnog at those responsible for the bad and [...]
2012 has been a year of hits and misses. We finally saw THE AVENGERS assemble on the big screen. We saw Christopher Nolan conclude one of the most revered trilogies of recent memory in THE DARK KNIGHT RISES. We even saw Abraham Lincoln come to life before our eyes. While these blockbusters were enough to [...]
Earlier in the year, we thought it would be a nice idea to collate our very own online Top Ten films of all time to complement the Sight and Sound poll. We asked the online movie community to participate and got some fabulous responses.If you missed it, you can see the results of our very [...]
Last night the fifteenth British Independent Film Awards were held in London and we were on hand to interview the nominees, awards presenters and the winners on a fantastic night celebrating the best of British independent film. Among the winners we spoke to was this year’s recipient of the Richard Harris award, Sir Michael Gambon, [...]
This evening myself and Stefan Pape were privileged to spend time in the company of dozens of Britain’s best movie stars and celebrities at the 2012. Last year was one of my favourite evening’s and we managed to conduct over 55 interviews! This year we’ve broken the record and managed to chat with nearly 60 [...]
The British Independent Film Awards celebrated its fifteenth year tonight, with James Nesbitt returning to host, and Tom Hiddleston (The Avengers) making up part of the jury. The awards continue to celebrate the finest films in the British independent industry, and after another year of brilliant productions from our shores, it can’t have been easy [...]
One of the most common questions I get asked is ‘So, what’s coming out at the cinema that I should go and see in the next few weeks Dave?’. This question stumps me every time as I can never remember what is coming out! We’re often fortunate to get to see films quite a bit [...]
With over 200 films having screened at the 56th London Film Festival in October, it’s nearly impossible to say with genuine certainty what films presented were truly the cream of the entire crop. Yet, by metaphorically placing an ear to the ground (or reading Twitter, perhaps) a picture begins to form of what underwhelmed and what [...]
This evening sees the London Film Festival 2012 Awards ceremony. Our man Ben Mortimer is on the ground ready to live blog the entire thing. Stay tuned for updates below.
Today is the day that both the press screenings and public ticket booking system goes live. If you want to book tickets to the festival, you can click right here to start booking. Our LFF coverage is already well underway and you can see all the posts relating to the 2012 LFF right here. We [...]
Harmony Korine has been polarising audiences from the time they were first introduced to his dark vision of American teenagers in his script for director Larry Clark’s acclaimed Kids (1995) . His latest offering Spring Breakers, a satirical mash-up of a ‘kids gone wild on spring break’ comedy and an urban gangsta crime drama, will [...]
While it’s sure to alienate some for its refusal to adhere to their expectations of narrative and characterisation, The Master is a timely depiction of the susceptibility of the rootless and disaffected to the imprecations of cult leaders cloaked in the rhetoric of pseudo-science. Much has been made of the resemblance of The Master’s ‘Cause’ [...]
Joss Whedon’s Much Ado About Nothing brings to the big screen one of the finest and most original adaptations of the bard’s work; a smart, sexy, and funny take on the classic play. Shot at his own home in just twelve days, the film features a cadre of Whedon’s frequent collaborators, a cast made in heaven [...]
Syd March is a ghostly looking salesman for an agency that sells biological material (viruses) obtained from celebrities. Syd sells these viruses to well heeled customers who crave a perverse physical connection with their idols: illness contracted from the celebrities they adore. The offices of Sid’s employer look like a cross between a high gloss media agency and a funeral home, with [...]
MSN have just released the brand new UK trailer for On the Road. On the Road stars Kristen Stewart, Sam Riley, Garrett Hedlund, Amy Adams, Viggo Mortensen, Steve Buscemi, Kirsten Dunst is directed by Walter Salles and is based on the book by Jack Kerouac. If you missed our review of the film from Cannes, you can [...]