Gwendoline Christie has joined Steve Carell in Robert Zemeckis’ upcoming untitled drama. The project will be directed by Zemeckis and produced from a screenplay he also wrote with Caroline Thompson The film is to be based off the 2012 documentary Marwencol, and will see Carell starring as a man that decides to build a miniature […]
Theatre Review – The Quentin Dentin Show
Thomas Harris reviews The Quentin Dentin Show… The Tristan Bates Theatre, where The Quentin Dentin Show, a broadly glam, charmingly hokey science-fiction come modern morality tale, currently occupies a month residency is not twenty seconds walk from the looming monolith Palace Theatre. So close in fact, that whilst awaiting the performance and during rare moments […]
Watch 20 minutes of deleted and extended scenes from the Power Rangers movie
Coinciding with the US home entertainment release of Power Rangers, a batch of extended and deleted scenes have arrived online from the Lionsgate and Saban reboot which you can watch below… SEE ALSO: Power Rangers director believes PG-13 rating hurt its box office SEE ALSO: Power Rangers director on why he made Rita Repulsa the […]
Comic Book Review – The X-Files #15
Tony Black reviews The X-Files #15… “Resistance,” Part 2 (of 4): The final piece of the puzzle falls into place, threatening to send Mulder over the line, just as shadowy forces are revealed to have compromised the upper echelons of government. In his interview with The X-Cast podcast recently discussing the final run of The […]
Movie Review – The Beguiled (2017)
The Beguiled, 2017. Written and Directed by Sofia Coppola. Starring Colin Farrell, Nicole Kidman, Kirsten Dunst, Elle Fanning, Oona Laurence, and Angourie Rice. SYNOPSIS: At a girls’ school in Virginia during the Civil War, where the young women have been sheltered from the outside world, a wounded Union soldier is taken in. Soon, the house […]
Movie Review – Alone In Berlin (2016)
Alone In Berlin, 2016. Directed by Vincent Perez. Starring Emma Thompson, Brendan Gleeson, and Daniel Bruhl. SYNOPSIS: In 1940, the lives of Otto and Anna Quangel are shattered by the death of their son during the German invasion of France. It prompts them to start a subversive campaign of hand written anti-Nazi postcards, encouraging people […]
Colin Trevorrow shocked by reviews for The Book of Henry
Director Colin Trevorrow has admitted that he is shocked and disappointed by the overwhelmingly negative reviews for his latest film The Book of Henry. “It’s a little heartbreaking, without getting too personal,” the man behind Jurassic World told the Empire Podcast. “It came to us as a bit of a shock because we had screened […]
Blu-ray Review – Hell in the Pacific (1968)
Hell in the Pacific, 1968. Directed by John Boorman. Starring Lee Marvin and Toshiro Mifune. SYNOPSIS: Hell in the Pacific is a curiosity, a movie that stars just two people, Lee Marvin and Toshiro Mifune, who play opposing soldiers stranded on a deserted island during World War II. The ending in the theatrical release was […]
Movie Review – Kedi (2016)
Kedi, 2016. Directed by Ceyda Torun. Starring Sari (The Hustler), Bengu (The Lover), Aslan Parcasi (The Hunter), Psikpot (The Psycho), Deniz (The Social Butterfly), Duman (The Gentleman), and Gamsiz (The Player). SYNOPSIS: For hundreds of years, cats have roamed the street of Istanbul, wandering in and out of people’s lives and becoming an essential part […]
Superman: Red Son movie, Spider-Man 2 director revealed, Deadpool 2 set photos and more – Daily News Roundup
RED SON In some surprising news, it was revealed yesterday through a Twitter conversation between comic book writer Mark Millar and Kong: Skull Island helmer Jordan Vogt-Roberts that Warner Bros. were looking for directors to pitch their takes on Superman: Red Son, the series where The Man of Steel landed in the Soviet Union rather […]
