Perfect Sense, 2011. Directed by David Mackenzie. Starring Ewan McGregor, Eva Green, Connie Nielsen, Stephen Dillane and Ewen Bremner. SYNOPSIS: A chef and a scientist fall in love as an epidemic sweeps the globe. The first thing to go is our sense of smell. Then we start to cry uncontrollably. Then an insatiable hunger as […]
American Psycho to get a ‘present day’ remake
Variety have announced that Lionsgate Entertainment has started development on a low-budget remake of American Psycho, the screen adaptation of author Bret Easton Ellis controversial 1991 novel, which first graced the screen courtesy of director Mary Harron just eleven years ago. According to the report, the project is yet to receive the official green light, […]
Philip K. Dick’s Now Wait for Last Year gets an adaptation
More than ten of sci-fi writer Philip K. Dick’s novels and short stories have been adapted into films, including Blade Runner, Minority Report and The Adjustment Bureau. Now another of his stories, Now Wait for Last Year, has been optioned by Lila 9th and Electric Shepherd Productions, with Ted Kupper adapting. Published in 1966, the […]
First look at Arrow’s Black Canary, plus new clip featuring Bronze Tiger in action
Arrow star Stephen Amell has taken to Twitter to release the first official images of his character Oliver Queen alongside the Black Canary, played by cast newcomer Caity Lotz, who we caught a glimpse of during the season two premiere. Sadly, no fishnets… Black Canary is expected to make her first appearance proper in the […]
R.I.P. Tom Clancy (1947 – 2013)
American author Tom Clancy has passed away aged 66 after a brief illness, it has been announced today. Best known for creating the character of CIA analyst Jack Ryan, Clancy enjoyed a hugely successful career, penning 17 New York Times Bestsellers, and was the co-founder of Red Storm Entertainment, the video game company behind bestselling […]
Harrison Ford “would be very happy” to return for Blade Runner sequel
We’re still waiting on word from Harrison Ford about whether he’s open to reprising the role of Han Solo for Star Wars: Episode VII, but the space pirate isn’t the only character from Ford’s back catalogue who could potentially return to the screen some thirty-odd years after his last appearance. Since it was announced in […]
Michel Hazanavicius secretly shooting remake of Fred Zinnemann’s The Search
Michel Hazanavicius earned wide acclaim with his ode to classical silent film The Artist back in 2012. The film gained him the coveted title of Best Director, and set a lot of eyes on Hazanavicius in terms of future projects. In early 2012 it was reported Michel had his eyes on another classic project, a remake of Fred […]
A Note to Self – Film Critics Will Adapt
Commenting on the Critics with Simon Columb…. Will Self took it upon himself to answer back to the core argument of Mark Kermode’s recent book, Hatchet Job, and amongst a thoroughly impressive use of language, he made the following observation… “Now we have instant access to an unparalleled library of films, books and recordings, we […]
Five Essential… Scenes Where Al Pacino Turns Up the Volume
Jackson Ball looks at five essential scenes where Al Pacino turns up the volume… Subtlety: it’s an asset you will find in many of history’s finest actors. Sometimes a performance requires a little bit of restraint, and knowing when to dial it back a notch is what can separate the cream of the Hollywood crop. […]
Roberto Orci meets with CBS over new Star Trek TV series
Back in August, Star Trek legend William Shatner spoke about J.J. Abrams’ rebooted universe, stating that he believed Trek belonged on the small screen, and now it seems that the classic sci-fi franchise may be heading back to television after all. According to Sky News reporter Moe Michalczuk via Twitter, Roberto Orci (co-writer of Abrams’ […]
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