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The Oscar-nominated Lee Daniels returns to the big screen this year to bring us The Butler, the biographical drama that sees Forest Whitaker take the lead as Cecil Gaines, based on the real life of Eugene Allen, who served in the White House for more than thirty years. The first trailer was released last month, [...]
Forest Whitaker leads one of the greatest casts of the year in Lee Daniels’ The Butler, which has been one of the year’s early Oscar contenders for some time now. The magnificent first trailer was released at the start of last month, giving us a very impressive look at Daniels’ upcoming drama, based on the [...]
The Butler has long been an early contender for the awards season later this year, with Lee Daniels’ biographical drama set for an October release by The Weinstein Company. And with Daniels on board, Forest Whitaker in the lead, and Harvey Weinstein on the campaign front, you can be sure that this is going to [...]
There was a strange air of mystery surrounding Movie 43 before it was released. It wasn’t screened for critics or given any previews and so nobody was quite sure what to expect once it was unleashed. It turns out the only real mystery surrounding this movie is how the hell anybody managed to convince the [...]
The anticipated ensemble comedy Movie 43 hits theatres next weekend, and with possibly the biggest and best assembled cast of all time, we didn’t think things could get much bigger or better. But this latest TV spot reveals something that makes it that much more of a must-see comedy: Seth MacFarlane. We were treated to [...]
With probably the biggest and best ensemble cast ever assembled, we’ve got a lot to look forward to with the release of Movie 43 next weekend. All we’ve seen from the film so far suggests it’s going to be comedy gold (leprechaun pun not intended), with the latest two TV spots surfacing last week. And [...]
Movie 43 has quite possibly the biggest and best cast of all time, with the ensemble comedy featuring the likes of Emma Stone, Hugh Jackman, Johnny Knoxville, Anna Faris, Jason Sudeikis, Elizabeth Banks, and many, many more. We caught two new UK posters just in time for Christmas, and now two new TV spots have [...]
It’s always fun when those first images of an actor inhabiting the role of a well-known historical figure crop up online, and these on-set pics from Lee Daniels’ The Butler are no exception. Based on the tale of Eugene Allen, a White House servant who worked for eight of the First Families (talk about loyalty), [...]
With so much time dedicated to 24 over the years, and now to Touch, it’s not often we get to see Kiefer Sutherland on the big screen, so when the opportunity arises, you know full well to take it. We last saw him in Lars von Trier’s brilliant Melancholia, and up next is Mira Nair’s [...]
At HeyUGuys we rather enjoyed Goon (our review here). Not only is it a terrific film, but it’s also represents something of a change of pace for leading man Sean William Scott. He might not be playing an entirely straight role, but it’s the closest he’s come to playing a dramatic lead, and he pulls [...]
Surprisingly violent and often very funny, Goon is an underdog sporting tale with a difference, and featuring a career best performance from Seann William Scott, it’s well worth getting your skates on and heading out to see it on the big screen. The man who is still chiefly known as Stifler, the shirt-chasing horndog from [...]
We’ve seen some brilliant things from Seann William Scott’s next movie, the upcoming ice hockey comedy Goon, in the past few months, most recently including the film’s first UK trailer and poster as well as an awesome clip from the film just a few days ago. Along with Scott, the film also stars Jay Baruchel, [...]
Entertainment One have sent over this brand new and exclusive clip from their new movie, Goon which stars Seann William Scott, Jay Baruchel, Liev Schreiber, Alison Pill, Kim Coates, Eugene Levy and Marc-André Grondin. It’s directed by Michael Dowse and is set for release in the UK 6th January. As well as this clip, I can [...]
Goon hits UK cinemas 6th January and we’re all rather looking forward to it. Adam saw the movie a week or two ago and really enjoy it so keep your eyes peeled for our review. In the meantime, Entertainment One have sent us the new UK trailer for the movie which comes from the same [...]
We’ll be seeing Seann William Scott hitting the big screen quite a few times next year, first off with the upcoming hockey comedy Goon, which is set to be a brilliant kick-start to the new year, coming to our cinemas the first weekend of 2012. We got our first trailer for the film back in [...]
Michael Dowse’s upcoming hockey comedy, Goon, is definitely one film I’m looking forward to next year. Based on the novel, Goon: The True Story of an Unlikely Journey into Minor League Hockey, the film is co-written by Jay Baruchel and Evan Goldberg, and stars Seann William Scott in the leading role, with Liev Schreiber, Baruchel, [...]
Seann William Scott and Liev Screiber face off in hockey comedy Goon and there’s a lot of face punching on offer in this new trailer for Michael Dowse’s film. JoBlo had the exclusive on this one and there’s not a lot of subtlety on show here as co-writer Jay Baruchel and Alison Pill, last seen [...]
If you missed part one of the in-depth analysis series, then you need to click here to have a little watch. The first one focused on The Dark Knight and why much of the editing and camera-work in one of the chase sequences really isn’t actually that great, even though the movie has brought in [...]
Ice hockey is one of those sports that I really love the look of, but living in the UK, and lacking any channels beyond what Freeview has to offer, it becomes hard to ever really watch it. What little I know of the sport comes mostly from the movies, and this new ice hockey film, [...]
Since filming wrapped on Vanishing On 7th Street in September, Brad Anderson has been trying to decide where to go next. And though the director has several ideas currently in development, one in particular should excite fans of his 2004 work, The Machinist. Anderson plans to film an adaptation of J.G. Ballard’s psychological mind-warper, Concrete [...]