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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 [...]
What’s up everyone? Our E3 2012 coverage is still rolling on and I wanted to give you all a better sense of what E3 is all about through my eyes. So I threw together some photos I took at the show and a few videos of me strolling about the floor to capture the insanity [...]
Late last week, we put up some photos from the shoot of J.J. Abram’s second installment in the Star Trek franchise. After the first awesome movie, we’re all hoping for something great and with actors like Benedict Cumberbatch being brought into the fold to play the villain, we have high hopes. Splash Online via 5Min [...]
Game of Thrones is awesome, that is all you need to know about the show, BUT… what is it like working as an extra on it? Wonder no more as HBO have released this rather nice video which has the title The Making Of Game Of Thrones: Season 2 – Working As An Extra, it’s [...]
We’re going to put our hands up right now and admit that we’ve been Final Fantasy fans since VII’s paradigm-shifting RPG on the Playstation. Since then, things have come a long, long way, but despite the graphical overhaul and real time action-orientated battle shift, it still has the thing we know and love best – [...]
If you look at Hollywood actors that dies a lot in movies, Sean Bean must be up there with one of the highest death counts going! If you see a movie or TV series with him in, more than likely he’ll be dead before the credits begin to roll! Our favourite video editing maestro, Harry [...]
For those of a rather delicate disposition, it’s probably best to look away now. New FPS Bulletstorm is stock full of gratuitous violence, swearing and silliness – and we can’t wait for its release. Marrying Gears of Wars ridiculous machismo with Tony Hawk’s trick-scoring skillset and topping things off with an utterly inspired electric whip-thing, [...]
Dead Space 2 is looking to improve on the already-quite-good original in a massive way. Key to that is a multiplayer mode that will place players in the feet and claw feet of both a team of space station marines and a number of insanely gruesome enemies. Coldwing Gaming posted this superb developer video of [...]
You are familiar with the flash-mob phenomenon, right? Being experienced internet surfers I would suspect so. Usually organised through social media or other viral communication, the traditional flash-mob encompasses everything from silent disco to pillow fights to a variety of other unusual or pointless acts. Often ending as abruptly as they begin, they usually leave [...]
There’s some great buzz coming out of the festival screenings for Danny Boyle’s 127 Hours, with reports of standing ovations and the name of Oscar being thrown around. So far we’ve seen a rather nice trailer for Boyle’s telling of the true story of Aron Ralston, and there’s a nice moment in that trailer where [...]
All eyes are on Emma Stone as she takes her next steps away from Zombieland and Paper Man towards the crowded realm of teen comedy with Will Gluck’s Easy A. With a copy of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter secreted between the covers of your average high school yearbook Easy A tells the story of [...]
As with the other DVDs of Morris’s work, and I’m thinking specifically of The Day Today and the sublime Brass Eye, there is a wonderful menu when you load up the disc – totally surreal, and completely correct for the film. Immediately you know you’re in good hands. I reviewed this film when it was [...]
Last week Gary posted this exhaustive look at the cinematic death dealt out by the main actors in Slyvester Stallone’s bombastic 80s action heroes class reunion, The Expendables. Taking the gory initiative artist Stephen Wildish compiled this excellent infographic to illustrate the macabre tally and we wanted to share it with you. You can read [...]
With the biggest, greatest, most over the top action film of all time coming out on 19th August in the form of The Expendables (our review here), HeyUGuys is bringing you the ultimate run down of the kill count that these historic action actors have each tallied up. From throat rips to decapitations, martial art [...]
We previously posted the International Poster for Woody Allen’s latest – You Will Meet a Tall, Dark Stranger, and while his film from last year, Whatever Works, has only just found its way into UK cinemas, this one will be released in the US at the end of September. Not to leave International audiences out [...]
It’s fair to say that Twilight Eclipse is one of the biggest film opening this year, with premiere camps and the US box office shuddering under the weight of the third film in the fangbang saga. Our friend James Kleinmann got to interview Nikki Reed and Kellan Lutz about their role in Twilight: Eclipse, the [...]
Disney’s marketing push continues for the live action fantasia, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice and there’s a new poster and some new clips making the rounds today. The sight of Jay Baruchel looking wide eyed and Nicolas Cage solemn under a wide rimmed hat is fun, and director Jon Turtletaub has clearly become used to the CG [...]
Two new posters debuted today, one is pretty great and the other pretty terrible, I’ll let you decide which is which. The first is the Spanish poster for Woody Allen’s London bound You Will Meet a Tall, Dark Stranger which is out in the US on the 22nd of September, while we here in the [...]
Another clip for Disney’s CG drenched family magical adventure, due in UK cinemas on the 13th of August and there’s something nice about this little look at the world Jon Turteltaub has created. We’ve been assaulted on sides by marketing for this film, and with a newly invigorated Nicolas Cage under a pointy hat I’m [...]
There’s only a week to go until we get our look at the latest 80s franchise update to tear through the nostalgia barrier and arrive with the Nimrod Antal directed/Robert Rodriguez produced Predators, and in amongst the sheer tonnage of marketing there are still new sights to see. There’s two new clips around today which [...]