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Zac Efron has been doing a brilliant job of diversifying his career in recent years, and At Any Price is the latest and perhaps greatest example so far of his dramatic talents. Debuting at Venice last year, the film continued its tour on the festival circuit at TIFF – you can read our review here [...]
Imogen Poots (Fright Night) has signed on to co-star in Treehouse Pictures’ Are We Officially Dating?, Deadline are reporting. Poots, who last week nabbed a lead role in DreamWorks’ Need for Speed, will star opposite Zac Efron (17 Again), Deborah Ann Woll (Ruby Sparks) and Miles Teller (Rabbit Hole) in the romantic comedy. Are We [...]
Josh Radnor’s Liberal Arts came to the UK as part of Sundance London earlier this year, where I saw it and instantly fell in love with it. It’s one of the finest dramatic comedies of the year, balancing the comedy and the drama brilliantly, and I can’t wait to see it again when it comes [...]
Zac Efron has spent the last few years increasingly diversifying his career, and has done an excellent job of recasting the image that he could quite happily have settled for and been successful at. Instead, he started shifting gears in 17 Again, took on a drama like Charlie St. Cloud, has a great little role [...]
Josh Radnor (How I Met Your Mother, Happythankyoumoreplease) returned to Sundance for his sophomore effort behind the camera this year, Liberal Arts. As expected, the film was wonderfully received, and so much so that it came to Sundance London in April, which is where I saw and fell in love with it. (And I can’t [...]
We saw the wonderful first trailer for Liberal Arts this week, which sees Josh Radnor (How I Met Your Mother) return behind the camera for his sophomore effort. Starring Radnor and the brilliant Elizabeth Olsen (Martha Marcy May Marlene) in the leads, the film debuted at Sundance earlier this year to excellent reviews, and was [...]
Josh Radnor (How I Met Your Mother) returned to Sundance this year with his brilliant sophomore feature behind the camera, Liberal Arts, where it was wonderfully well received. It was one of the fourteen films selected to make up the Sundance London line-up, which is where I saw and fell in love with the film, [...]
After her stunning performance in Martha Marcy Mae Marlene you could put Elizabeth Olsen in Pluto Nash Vs. Norbit and I’d be first in line. As luck would have it there’s no need for a double dose of Eddie Murphy as Olsen’s transition from troubled cult survivor to romantic lead (via horrorshow heroine in Silent [...]
Oscar-nominated writer-director Lee Daniels made a huge impression with his sophomore effort, Precious, back in 2009, and now he returns with his third film, The Paperboy, with a very impressive cast headed up by Matthew McConaughey, Zac Efron, Nicole Kidman, and John Cusack. The film debuted at Cannes earlier this year to mixed reviews (you [...]
Are we ready for yet another environmental lesson, boys and girls? As if the world of 3D animation had not fed enough morals to our little ones to drum the message home in a fun and colourful way, Illumination Entertainment brings out another based on the genius of Dr. Seuss. Only this one comes with [...]
Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax soared to the top of the US box office earlier this year, and has finally reaching UK theatres today in three dimensions. All we’ve seen over the course of the past year has been pretty impressive, and now Universal have released two great new featurettes for its release on our shores, [...]
Ted (Zac Efron), a young boy living in Thneeville – a self contained town where everything is predominately artificial – dreams of winning Audrey’s (Taylor Swift) affection. So, when she declares she’d marry anyone who brought her a living “Truffula” tree, Ted is led to seek out the Once-ler (Ed Helms), a poor old businessman [...]
Charlotte (Nicole Kidman) is a lonely woman who writes to a larger number of prison inmates but finds love with one in particular, Hillary Van Wette, played with sweaty intensity by John Cusack, a man who has been imprisoned for killing a police officer. Believing him to be innocent she teams up with writers Ward [...]
Nicholas Sparks is a man that can write wonderful stories with immense amounts of heart and soul. His latest book to be converted into a film is that of The Lucky One which is released in UK cinemas today. Over the course of the last few days, we’ve had interviews with Director Scott Hicks and [...]
The Lucky One hits UK cinemas May 2nd and our friend James Kleinmann got to chat with the star of the movie, Zac Efron while he was here in the London for the UK junket. During the interview, James asks Zac if this is his most challenging role or rewarding role to date, how the [...]
Written and directed by Josh Radnor (How I Met Your Mother), Liberal Arts was one of the fourteen films selected from the US Sundance Film Festival earlier this year to come to Sundance London this past weekend. I saw the film on the first night of the festival and absolutely loved it, and highly recommend [...]
In a lot of ways actually reviewing The Lucky One is a fruitless pursuit. Based on novel by Nicholas Sparks (The Notebook, Dear John, The Last Song et al), it’s another high-concept weepy scientifically designed to manipulate as many tears as possible out the audience. These films rely on the strength of their elevator pitch; [...]
Last week, our friend James Kleinmann got to sit down with Taylor Schilling for her new movie, The Lucky One which is based on the novel by Nicholas Sparks. Sparks is no stranger to having his books adapted into movies with the likes of The Notebook, Dear John, The Last Song to name but a [...]
Today is the first of our interviews from the latest movie to be based on a Nicholas Sparks novel this time called The Lucky One. We have interviews coming up next week with Taylor Shilling and Zac Efron but first up we get to hear from the Captain of the ship, Director Scott Hicks. Our [...]
Writer, director and lead actor Josh Radnor plays Jesse, an emotionally stunted mid-thirties man who is finding life a little less than fulfilling. Invited to visit his old college by his soon to be retiring ex-professor, Jesse falls back in love with the twee and oh so perfect Ohio college, even resorting to rolling about [...]