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Soon to be stylishly sidling into a cinema screen near you, Gambit is the hilarious new hit comedy caper that’s set to take the box office by storm! It follows Colin Firth’s oh-so-lovable bumbling Harry Deane as he clumsily flits about trying to con media mogul Lord Lionel Shabandar out of a dramatically significant amount [...]
It’s October again so I guess it’s time for another film in the low-budget franchise that keeps on giving and giving (well, to Paramount Pictures at least). The phenomenally successful and ingeniously devised Paranormal Activity series is a piece of Indie film royalty. It generates huge piles of delicious money on extremely meagre budgets and despite each instalment being [...]
HeyUGuys talks to Genndy Tartakovsky, director of the upcoming 3D feature Hotel Transylvania about the intricacies of animation, his aversion to 3D and the art of making kids laugh. Turns out he’s a bit of a softy at heart. Well here it comes, the standard opener: What do you see Hotel Transylvania as being about? The movie is essentially about Dracula [...]
The Telegraph (and the British Museum) have released this rather fabulous featurette which gives us a look at the first ever colour film. According to the story, the film was show in 1902 by ‘a little-known Edwardian photographer’ named Edward Turner. Edward Turner patented his method of capturing moving colour images more than a decade [...]
‘Not the worst film this year’. That’s my bid for a poster quote right there. The second worst? You’re damn right it is. That’s My Boy is a film that opens with an audience full of children and teachers cheering a teacher/pupil molestation case and goes downhill from there. A thirteen year old boy having sex with his naked [...]
“Don’t worry, It’s just a cough”. Hands down the funniest line I’ve heard in a cinema this year. There was me, severely underwhelmed with what I was seeing and boom, I was floored. The poster for The Possession should ideally read “big laughs” and “the funniest film of the year, probably intentional”. If only Keith Lemon could have [...]
I’m just going to come out and say it. I don’t like Leigh Francis. Bo’ Selecta was rubbish. Keith Lemon is rubbish. Therefore Leigh Francis (I find it hard to come to any other conclusion) is rubbish. You would thus be right in thinking that I entered Keith Lemon: The Film with my expectations hovering [...]
StudioCanal have recently released a couple of Amicus Production classics by veteran film director Kevin Connor. The set on offer includes a few of his early classics ranging from the lesser known At The Earth’s Core and Warlords of Atlantis to the cult classic The Land that Time Forgot. Now available on DVD I somehow found myself in the privileged position of [...]
There’s a new image from Silent Hill: Revelation 3D is there? What? After yesterday’s first red-band clip, showing the return of those pesky killer nurses? Well, could you kindly please take hold of this hot mug of coffee while I lose my s*it? Scolding my hand would only serve to undermine this orgasmic thrill. OK, so [...]
Hooray! Hip-Hip! Hooray! Ahem… Well for once it falls upon me to be the bearer of good news as everyone’s favourite “Scott Pilgrim vs the World” writer/director Edgar Wright now has two new projects in his very cinematically accomplished pipeline. Recently Simon Pegg took yet again to his Twitter to announce that firstly The World’s End starts shooting 10 [...]
It’s news that we love to hear, but in reality, it all ends in tears. Movies based on games have had a rough time, with pretty much all them being a bunch of toilet. But that hasn’t but Square Enix and CBS films off the task of bringing the game franchise to the big screen. [...]
In a rather unexpected announcement, Dreamworks has acquired the film for EA’s Need for Speed Game and is set to release the film in 2014. In terms of director, Act of Valor’s Scott Waugh will take the hot seat with George and John Gatins on writing duties. in this, the latest game to film franchise. Even thought EA [...]
Well, probably not actually in the works, seeing as the game hasn’t come out yet, but Ubisoft are covering their backs in case they are thinking about it with some recent domain registrations. Watchdogsmovie.com and watchdogsthemovie.com have both been registered along with other variations of that name. As these have just been registered, it’s unlikely [...]
When you hear that there is a game tie in based on a movie, most gamers would come out in cold sweats and start to shake uncontrollably. Why? because nine times out of ten they are a utter pap. But here we we are with the inevitable tie in to Disney’s Wreck-It Ralph, a game called [...]
Romance is one of the oldest cinematic genres, and nowadays, there seems to be two main approaches. The first is the very obvious, schmaltzy ‘boy meets girl, both seemingly unaware of their true feelings, but they overcome numerous obstacles, hilarity ensues, and everyone lives happily ever after’. Then, there are the more complicated films that [...]
A new film has been announced by Filmmakers Anthony Caulfield & Nicola Caulfield called From Bedrooms To Billions, which aims to tell the story of the UK games industry from 1979 – 1996. The tag line for the movie is ‘ A scientific Curiosity That Sparked A Revolution’ And no truer word has been said, If [...]
ID:A starts off with what feels like a very familiar cinematic predicament. A woman awakes with amnesia, to find herself laying in a river, wounded, with nothing but the clothes on her back, and a duffel bag. She makes her way to the nearest town, and finds a hotel room to hole up in whilst [...]
Considering his spotty cinematic CV over the past 15 years or so, it’s easy to see why no-one really talks about Harvey Keitel anymore. A once truly great actor has faded almost into obscurity, which is a great shame. A timely reminder of his acting ability comes this week in the form of a remastered [...]
The Academy Award winning Life is Beautiful has been re-released on Blu-ray, with this special edition. As well known for Roberto Benigni’s Oscar acceptance as the movie itself at the time, this is a great chance for the film itself to once again take centre stage. Co-writer/Director Benigni plays Guido Orefice, a simple, cheeky waiter [...]
Professional wrestling is as much a performance art as it is a sport, with combatants required to inhabit a persona as well as master a series of intricate wrestling moves. As a result, there have been a series of wrestlers over the past few decades that have tried to make the leap into acting. For [...]