Tony Gilroy’s (writer of the original Bourne franchise) The Bourne Legacy has another trailer. For those of you that were thinking that Bourne was being rebooted with Legacy the newest trailer shows you just how deeply connected this latest instalment is…
a.k.a Bir Zamanlar Anadolu’da The Anatolian steppe is barren and ugly at night and much the same in the day. Policemen, doctors, diggers and drivers converse on a range of topics as far reaching as…
Aaron Sorkin chats working on the script for the Steve Jobs film, the challenges of writing a biopic and his new HBO TV series ‘The Newsroom’.
On the back of the first batch of official stills from Les Mis we now are pleased to bring you the latest trailer for the classics most recent translation to the screen – and for me, it looks…
E.T. The Extra Terrestrial: Academy Award winning director Steven Spielberg’s unforgettable adventure celebrates its 30th Anniversary with its first ever release on Blu ray. The blu ray ignores the remastered (and totally Jar Jar’d) version and…
Check the following tweet and great design skills of @DHOPW42 that have brought us another really great (but unofficial) character poster for The Dark Knight Rises.
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Academy Award winning director Tom Hooper is following up The King’s Speech by translating Les Miserables from the stage to the screen. He’s compiled an all star cast featuring Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe and Anne Hathaway…
Directed by: Valérie Donzelli Written by: Jérémie Elkaïm, Valérie Donzelli Starring: Valérie Donzelli, Jérémie Elkaïm and César Desseix The very first thing my friend said to me after the screening was “that was excellent.” When I told her about what they meant…
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The Duel challenges the audience to watch it; but with unlikeable characters and a tedious pace you may just want to put your gun up to your own mouth and end the misery.
Thanks to Icon Entertainment and to celebrate the launch of Graffiti With Punctuation we’re giving away 3 Icon Double Packs with Shark Night & King (TV Series) on DVD. How do you win? Well there are 2 options: 1. *Like and…
Check out the Australian trailer revealing some new footage!
In this week’s exciting edition of THAT MOVIE SHOW, Blake Howard and Dale Sinden review the MIB3, and Robert Pattinson’s moonlight butt shot in BEL AMI.
As The Dark Knight Rises is easily this #BatGeeks most anticipated film of the year, I have to make sure that you guys get to see the plethora of awesome Warner Bros. marketing that’s firing up…
Get the Gringo is a superficial attempt to get Gibson back to his badass best. It is crime pulp, sadistic comedic fare but…
Thanks to Transmission Films and to celebrate the launch of Graffiti With Punctuation we’re giving away 5 Transmission Double Packs with Shame & The Skin I Live In on DVD. How do you win? Well…
Matthew Modine has the answer to a burning question: Is Nolan the new Kubrick?
Dear ‘Prometheus’ marketing and promotional boffins, When it comes to the marketing and promotion of the new film ‘Prometheus’ please stop. When director Ridley Scott first announced he was going to return to sci-fi, the…
Safe is so ham-fistedly BAD on every conceivable level that it bordered on entertaining.
(Editorial note): Months ago Nick and I were in an email exchange about whether or not we wanted a FIVE STAR FILM entry for The Master. At the time I resisted, I thought that it need Read more →
Mann’s specific cultural and historic origins are illustrated in the formal qualities and thematic philosophy of the ‘70s and this is represented directly through his characters (Bergman particularly in this film). During the 1968-1980 period American films began to speak about different hallmarks of the deconstruction of the American image, and especially the crisis of masculinity. Read more →
It's a rare bird of a film that can elevate itself so distinctly between a first and second viewing to make a reviewer back-flip on their original estimations. The Descendants is such a film. Read more →
"one of the greatest sci-fi action films ever made: Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" Read more →
There are great films, capital G-F Great Films, and then, there are those films admitted to the VIP table behind the velvet rope, those seriously discussed when the question of the Greatest Film of All Time is raised. KANE. CASABLANCA. VERTIGO. RULES OF THE GAME. 8 ½. Few films from the last four decades are invited to this gathering of cinematic high rollers, but the first admitted is, nigh-unanimously, Francis Ford Coppola’s 1972 masterpiece, THE GODFATHER. Read more →
As my alarm jolted me awake this morning, five thoughts went through my head in quick succession. One: Have they done studies on how little sleep can a person survive on? Two: Am I the case study?? Three: When I get back to LA, I’m so doing a juice cleanse. Four: Oh god, that sounded really LA. Five: I wonder how early the crepe place opens?
That’s the question for this week’s GWP Roundtable: Which film deserves a sequel?
Waking up from a nap I opened my eyes and discovered… I felt better. Hurrah! No more headache, or shakes, and I smiled as I thought Cannes, you haven’t beaten me yet!
“Ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats, the screening is about to begin. Please turn off your mobile telephones for the duration of the performance.” That recorded message plays first in French, then English, about
“And too much of your butt? Impossible!” I said [to Matt Damon], because I’m shameless.
