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New Set Photos of Russell Crowe, Jennifer Connelly & Emma Watson in Darren Aronofsky’s Noah

Russell Crowe on set of Noah

Slated for release in the spring of 2014, Darren Aronofsky’s Noah is one of the most ambitious and highest-budgeted films currently in production, and following the Oscar-winning Black Swan, the anticipation and buzz surrounding the project is naturally high. We got our first look at a bearded Russell Crowe as the eponymous Noah back in [...]




A Sneak Peek Inside the Ark of Darren Aronofsky’s Noah

Ark Sneak Peek from Darren Aronofsky's Noah

Darren Aronofsky’s Noah is set to the one of the biggest blockbuster epics of 2014, if not one of the biggest films in recent years, and it’s been something to look forward to ever since he first announced it in the summer last year. We got our first look at biblical ark being built last [...]




Hollywood Unhinged – Why Cinema Needs to Reclaim its Epicness

Russell gets biblical

Darren Aronofsky may be looking to redefine the modern epic in New York State. The Black Swan director is working on his new film, biblical drama Noah, which stars Russell Crowe as the eponymous boat-builder. As fans of epic storytelling will know all too well, Noah and his ark are pretty much a package deal [...]




First Look at Russell Crowe as Darren Aronofsky’s Noah

Noah Ark Darren Aronofsky

As well as re-building the Ark Darren Aronofsky has assembled a great cast to retell the biblical story, with Anthony Hopkins, Ray Winstone, Jennifer Connelly signed up alongside Russell Crowe who has found the titular character. USA Today have published the first picture of Crowe as Noah and it’s worth keeping an eye the director’s [...]




A Wish List: 5 Directors Who Could Handle Handle A Batman Film

Batman does noble justice

As much as we hate to say it, Christopher Nolan has ended his tenure in the Batman universe, and while we can all appreciate the work he has done his films have set the bar very high for whoever decides to try their hand at another series for the Caped Crusader. With that being said, [...]




Anthony Hopkins Climbs Aboard The Ark for Darren Aronofsky’s Noah

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The cast for Darren Aronofsky’s Biblical retelling of Noah just keeps getting better and better, with Sir Anthony Hopkins becoming the most recently announced to board the ark. Already starring Russell Crowe as the Biblical ark builder Noah, Jennifer Connelly as his wife Naameh, Douglas Booth as his son Shem, Emma Watson as Ila, a [...]




EIFF 2012: First Position Review

First Position

The Youth American Grand Prix (YAGP) is an annual international ballet competition, in which over 5000 dance students aged between 9 and 19 years old compete for elite scholarships with some of the world’s most prestigious companies and schools. First Position tracks six ambitious young dancers – Aran, Gaya, Michaela, Mike, Rebecca and Joan – as [...]




Jennifer Connelly in Talks for Darren Aronofsky’s Noah

Jennifer Connelly

Darren Aronofsky’s big-budget, big-scale follow-up to 2010’s Oscar-winning Black Swan has been developing nicely over the course of the past year. Though casting got off to a bit of a rough start, with Christian Bale having to drop out after early talks, another brilliant and Oscar-winning actor stepped in in his place in the form [...]




Offender Interview with Director Ron Scalpello and Writer/Producer Paul Van Carter

Offender

Offender is a contemporary tale of love, crime and retribution set within the confines of a young offenders unit. Having recently begun post-production, we were lucky enough to get a glimpse of some early scenes before sitting down with director Ron Scalpello and writer/producer Paul Van Carter to chat about the origins of the film [...]




Darren Aronofsky Eyeing Russell Crowe And Liam Neeson For Noah?

Russell Crowe

Darren Aronofsky’s follow-up to his sleeper success, Black Swan, has been talked about for since the summer of last year, and though it sounds like it’s been progressing nicely, it’s been missing one important thing: a cast. It looks like that could all be changing. Christian Bale was first in talks for the titular role [...]




Darren Aronofsky’s Noah Reportedly Has A Villain Role And Is Eyeing Autumn 2013 Release

Darren Aronofsky

News of Darren Aronofsky’s follow-up to the Oscar-winning film, Black Swan, first surfaced back in June last year, when it surfaced that he was looking to make a big-budget epic film based on the story of Noah’s ark, entitled, Noah. Christian Bale was first in talks for the titular role, but his involvement in the [...]




Christian Bale Passes On Aronofsky’s Noah And Michael Fassbender Being Eyed In His Place

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News first came back at the start of June that Darren Aronofsky had settled on his next film to follow up from the Oscar-winning Black Swan, and it would be a biblical epic, Noah. Swiftly after that, we heard that Christian Bale was in talks for the lead, which sounded like a brilliant match. With [...]




Graphic Novel For Aronofsky’s Noah Gets Trailer & Art

Noah Graphic Novel 1

Darren Aronofsky has managed to get the green-light for his tale of the Biblical flood survived by Noah and his family as recorded in Genesis and so his graphic novel version of the same story, which would have been an attempt to drum up enough studio interest to secure that green-light, can now see the [...]




Could Two Versions of Wolverine Sequel be on the Cards?

WOLVERINE

Hugh Jackson has been talking up the planned sequel to 2009’s X-Men Origins: Wolverine during his publicity tour for Real Steel. You may recall that Darren Aronofsky was originally at the helm for the continuing saga of the Adamantium-coated one with a script which was set in Japan for the majority of the action. Journeyman [...]




Paramount Board Aronofsky’s Ark With Production Starting In The Spring

Darren Aronofsky

We got the awesome news back in June that Darren Aronofsky had in his sights an utterly epic film, of literally biblical proportions, for his next directorial effort following up the immense Black Swan of last year. After working with Fox for his last three films, Deadline are now reporting that Paramount have won the [...]




Venice Film Festival 2011 Line-Up Announced

Venice Film Festival

This year’s line-up for the 68th Venice Film Festival, taking place between 31st August and 10th September, has been announced by the festival’s official website, and as expected, it’s more than a little bit fantastic, with a brilliant line-up of films set to screen in Italy. Heading the jury this year will be director Darren [...]




The Wolverine Finally Finds Its Director In James Mangold

James Mangold

After director Darren Aronofsky left The Wolverine project back in March, 20th Century Fox and leading actor Hugh Jackman have found their replacement in James Mangold with negotiations now set to get underway, Deadline report. Mangold has beaten out a number of other brilliant directors to take the job, including Antoine Fuqua (Training Day, Shooter), [...]




Christian Bale In Talks To Be Aronofsky’s Noah

Christian-Bale

After news came last week that writer-director Darren Aronofsky is looking to make a movie about the biblical story of the Great Flood, entitled Noah, Vulture are now reporting that Christian Bale is in talks to star in what would presumably be the lead role. Aronofsky’s vision for the film is a great one, and [...]




Darren Aronofsky Set To Make Noah’s Ark Epic

Darren Aronofsky

Darren Aronofsky is looking to direct an epic re-telling of the story behind Noah’s Ark, entitled, Noah, Deadline reports. The project is one that he has written himself, and the script is being rewritten by John Logan, whose work is immensely impressive, including some of my favourite films: Gladiator, The Last Samurai, Sweeney Todd, and [...]




Black Swan Blu-ray Review

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Entering the crowded arena of horror movies swoops Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan, with grace and style enough to show up the borrowed nostalgia scares and toothless gorefrenzies of modern horror films for what they are, and in doing so giving me one of my favourite films of last year. The merits of Darren Aronofsky’s latest [...]