Posted by
Matt at 14:45 on 08 Feb 2010
…but to tell you any more here would be revealing a potential spoiler. Therefore, don't click into this article if you don't want to know the news that everyone else will read and eventually blab to you anyway.
Posted by
Matt at 21:54 on 07 Feb 2010
Here's another instalment of the inexplicably popular Weekend round-up, where we trawl through the week's news and highlight those stories that didn't otherwise make it on

. This week: more Bourne, more Kill Bill, more American Psycho?
Posted by
Darren at 20:43 on 07 Feb 2010
The 40,000 discerning cinema fans lucky enough to be in Utah for the Sundance Film Festival during the last ten days of January, would have become privy to the films that will keep the art-house cinematic subculture alive in the forthcoming year. So without further ado, here are some of the films that gained exposure at Sundance 2010.
Posted by
Matt at 19:53 on 07 Feb 2010
There are lots of things you can do with a long-term prison sentence: you can tie a knot in your shirt and reassess your sexuality, you can use a rock hammer to tunnel behind a poster of Raquel Welch, or, if you are anything like A Prophet's Malik, you can slowly build contacts to become a badass gang boss.
Posted by
Ali at 19:33 on 07 Feb 2010
A video has surfaced of comedians Paul Rudd and Jason Segel, bored by their UK press junket for I Love You, Man, apparently stoned out of their minds. Uhh... hur-hur-hur. I said 'junk'.
Posted by
Ali at 14:25 on 06 Feb 2010
Check your calendars: it's not April the 1st. Twilight mini-hunk Taylor Lautner has been tapped up to play Stretch Armstrong in the forthcoming big-budget 3D movie. I couldn't make up a story this good.
Posted by
Matt at 20:18 on 05 Feb 2010
The new trailer for Cop Out has been released, and along with it comes the welcome relief that we don't have to give up on the foul-mouthed Kevin Smith just yet – Yay! *hugs life-sized cardboard cut-out of Randall*
Posted by
Matt at 14:45 on 04 Feb 2010
Hollywood may have given us lightsabers, hoverboards, killer robots from the future and Lord Nicolas Cage, but I am currently a mere gag reflex away from spewing vengeful loathing all over its starched shirt and tie-pin.
Posted by
Ali at 23:07 on 02 Feb 2010
Hell to the yes. Have your ass kicked by the new Kick-Ass red-band trailer. More fighting! More little kids swearing! More Nic Cage! Pleasure overload!
Posted by
Ali at 22:53 on 02 Feb 2010
Behold, the first trailer for Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant's Cemetery Junction. Do the dance! Do the dance! Hint: he doesn't do the dance.