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See the finished CGI of the new Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes pic

Posted by Matt at 23:55 on 11 May 2013
Move mouse over image to see the complete CGI version!


That's right, I made you move your mouse for a cheap gag. Deal with it.

New poster trend alert: Just add motion blur

Posted by Matt at 22:00 on 10 May 2013
New poster trend alert: Just add motion blur
Following on from posters with sparks, posters with diagonals and 16 poster traditions that need to die in a fire, here are some... wait, do we do this too much?

Forthcoming highlights from Eric Roberts' busy year ahead

Posted by Ali at 23:30 on 09 May 2013
Forthcoming highlights from Eric Roberts' busy year ahead
I know you've all been thinking: what's Eric Roberts up to these days? Well, let me tell you: he's up to everything. He is attempting to star in every film that's currently in production. Fear him.

Trailer breakdown: Ender's Game ain't hella lame

Posted by Ali at 09:00 on 08 May 2013
Trailer breakdown: Ender's Game ain't hella lame
Up until now, Ender's Game only existed as a best-selling book, as words written in ink on paper, stored on shelves. No longer! It's a proper film now and it has a trailer, so you can learn to read another day! Enjoy our trailer breakdown, in which we tell you what to think.

Reviewing Star Trek Into Darkness with gifs

Posted by Matt at 12:00 on 07 May 2013
Reviewing Star Trek Into Darkness with gifs
So you may have seen our official, in-depth Star Trek Into Darkness review posted a few days ago. But what’s that you say? Tl; dr? Right, so what would you prefer? A quick, short review cut down into bite-size chunks and, I don’t know, accompanied by funny moving pictures? (*sigh*) Make it so...

Review: Mud

Posted by Ed at 23:30 on 06 May 2013
Mud
For a pigeonholed Hollywood star, performing a dramatic volte-face and stubbornly refusing to take on the types of project for which you're famous can't be easy. Our relationship with stars is tied up too fully in the idea of recognisable archetypes to make it so. Planning on casting Ray Liotta as a romantic leading man any time soon? Nope, but we've got an opening for a crooked cop if he's interested. So what Matthew McConaughey has achieved in the last couple of years is truly remarkable: to graduate from lightweight romcom go-to-guy to one of the most magnetic screen actors around.

Casting director for The Crow remake stretches definition of 'first choice'

Posted by Ali at 21:50 on 05 May 2013
Casting director for The Crow remake stretches definition of 'first choice'
Congratulations Bradley Channing Mark Tom Alexander Luke! We couldn't imagine making this movie without you! (Full story at Deadline).

Review: Star Trek Into Darkness

Posted by Matt at 19:00 on 04 May 2013
Star Trek Into Darkness
Right from the very first scene, which sees Kirk and Bones sprinting through bright red flora to escape from a primitive alien tribe, Star Trek Into Darkness proves to be a film of relentless adventure. It’s non-stop action through and through, and, once this opening chase sets the pace, the film seems to always be constantly accelerating. As such, the film spends all of its time going somewhere; and it goes quickly, it goes loudly and it goes spectacularly. The only problem is that it never seems to live up to the franchise’s original mission statement and go boldly.

Rights for Nicolas Cage officially revert back to Marvel

Posted by Ali at 17:30 on 03 May 2013
Rights for Nicolas Cage officially revert back to Marvel
The rights for popular comic character Nicolas Cage have lapsed and will revert back to Marvel Studios, after Sony admitted they had no plans for any more Nicolas Cage movies.

EXCLUSIVE: second teaser poster for Lars von Trier's Nymphomanic

Posted by Luke at 10:11 on 02 May 2013
Nymphomaniac teaser poster

First teaser poster now up on the film's official website.
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