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Emily Blunt (The Devil Wears Prada) is in talks to star in Disney’s musical Into the Woods, Variety has learned. Blunt will appear opposite Johnny Depp (Alice in Wonderland), Meryl Streep (It’s Complicated), Chris Pine (Star Trek), Christine Baranski (How the Grinch Stole Christmas), James Cordon (The History Boys), and Jake Gyllenhaal (Jarhead) in the [...]
Following a brilliant performance in David Ayer’s acclaimed End of Watch last year, Jake Gyllenhaal is set to return to the big screen this year in the anticipated thriller, An Enemy. Directed by the BAFTA-nominated Denis Villeneuve, the film sees Gyllenhaal take up a dual role as both Adam and Anthony. And now the first [...]
Having grown up as a teen on the troubled streets of South Central Los Angeles, writer and director David Ayer is fast becoming the best chronicler of the crime, social injustice and random violence that forever plagues the city of angels. Since writing the screenplays for Training Day and Dark Blue, Ayer has turned to [...]
There was a lot of love for David Ayer’s police drama End of Watch when it was released last year, and with the home entertainment release on Monday the 18th of March we have an exclusive look at a deleted scene for you. But that’s not all, we’ve also got an interview recorded with the [...]
David Ayer (Training Day) returns behind the camera to bring us End of Watch, a film that soared to #1 in the US back in September, and has been touted as the best cop movie for years since its TIFF debut. The film has been earning brilliant reviews on the festival circuit – you can [...]
End of Watch is out tomorrow in UK cinemas and I had the pleasure of chatting to one of the cast-members Michael Peña during the London Film Festival about his role in the movie. End of Watch is a brilliant film which I think you’re all going to love. If you missed Adam’s review of [...]
David Ayer (Training Day) has returned behind the camera to bring us End of Watch, being touted as one of the best cop movies of all time, led by a brilliant duo in Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña. The film debuted at #1 in the US back in September, and is finally arriving in UK [...]
After going straight to #1 at the US box office back in September, David Ayer’s End of Watch is finally arriving in UK cinemas next Friday, and things couldn’t be looking better for the film. Led by Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña, the cop crime drama/thriller debuted to brilliant reviews at TIFF, and continued its [...]
Led by Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña, David Ayer’s End of Watch soared to #1 in the US back in September, and is finally about to arrive in UK theatres at the end of the month. Debuting at TIFF to excellent early reviews, the film has since continued its festival circuit – you can read [...]
The cop genre has gone through numerous guises and iterations, but End of Watch represents a serious, sometimes gripping, occasionally humorous (but always human) addition to the genre, which succeeds despite some early creative wrong-footing. No one could accuse director David Ayers of venturing out of his comfort zone much, and like his best films, [...]
David Ayer (Training Day) brought End of Watch to TIFF last month, where it premiered to strong early reviews. The film topped the US box office in its opening weekend a few weeks back, and after screening last week at the BFI London Film Festival, it’s now set for release on our shores in just [...]
Jake Gyllenhaal (Donnie Darko) is attached to star in indie drama Mississippi Grand, THR has reported. The latest project from directors Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden, the duo responsible for Half Nelson and It’s Kind of a Funny Story, Mississippi Grand centers on a young gambling addict (Gyllenhaal) who sets off on a road trip with [...]
Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña star in the highly anticipated cop crime-drama, End of Watch, which was one of a handful of non-comic book movies that went to Comic-Con last month, and was brilliantly received with what was shown. We’ve seen plenty of the film already to give us an indication of how good it’s [...]
Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña take the lead later this year in End of Watch, which has long been promising to be one of the best cop crime/dramas of 2012. We saw the great first clip from the film yesterday, and now we’re following that up with a new batch of images, courtesy of IMDb, [...]
Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña take the lead in End of Watch, by far one of my most anticipated films of the year. David Ayer (Training Day) returns to the police genre once more, but brings to it an entirely different feel behind the camera – the first trailer is awesome, and this great first [...]
Jake Gyllenhaal returns in David Ayer’s End of Watch, his first feature since last year’s brilliant success story, Source Code. Alongside him is a brilliant cast, headed up by Michael Peña, Anna Kendrick, and America Ferrara for what should be an interesting take on the cop crime-drama. We got our first awesome look at the [...]
Co-starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña in the leads, End of Watch sees David Ayer (Street Kings, writer of Training Day) return behind the camera for the third time, directing from his own script, and is promising to be one of the best crime-dramas of the year. We got an awesome first look at the [...]
It was only last week when we heard that Jake Gyllenhaal was entering talks to replace Dominic Cooper as the lead in Albert Hughes’ return behind the camera for Motor City. Cooper himself had come on board to replace Chris Evans, but after scheduling conflicts ruled him out, Gyllenhaal entered the scene. Now, however, it [...]
Action film Motor City has been in development for some time now, with Chris Evans (Captain America) first offered the lead last summer and Albert Hughes (From Hell) signing on to direct. Dominic Cooper then came on board to replace lead, but had to drop out due to scheduling conflicts. And with the role vacated, [...]
Eleven years ago, with the release of Richard Kelly’s seminal cult classic Donnie Darko, the thought that I might be one day vying to defend this once prolific director to a dismissive general public and disenfranchised fanbase would have been as counter-intuitive as thoughts come. Following the theatrical release of Kelly’s freshman effort – which [...]