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Interview: Drinking in The World's End with Edgar Wright

I realise this is a 10-minute shot of Edgar Wright talking, but just try to imagine cuts away to me asking the questions. If it helps, I was wearing a green jumper.

Obligatory note: The World's End is STILL out to own on DVD and Blu-ray. Unobligatory note: It's STILL ace.

Interview: Drinking in The World's End with Nick Frost

Nick Frost is only the fourth person I've ever interviewed. He didn't laugh at my questions, he liked my Beastie Boys t-shirt, said 'The Shiznit'. We became firm friends...I think.

Obligatory note: The World's End is out to own on DVD and Blu-ray now. Unobligatory note: It's ace.

An Open Letter To Spike Lee

Let's all not go and see his Oldboy remake because of his shitty reply to this poor graphic designer, instead of not going to see his Oldboy remake because it doesn't look very good.

Anchorman 2: when marketing works against a movie

I'm assuming that you, like me, are looking forward to Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues. Can I also assume that you, like me, have cringed your way through every single piece of Ron Burgundy-related marketing for the movie so far? It's great that Will Ferrell has been making himself available to shoot reactive 'viral' videos on various topical subjects, the latest being a laugh-free Doctor Who skit, but they're having the inverse affect to the one intended: these mini-marketing exercises are making me less excited about the actual movie.

Making the NSFW Nymphomaniac trailer SFW

Is it wrong that I actually want to see this version more?

50 awesome alternate titles for Batman Vs Superman

Warner Bros legal office have registered a list of potential titles for their forthcoming Batman Versus Superman movie. They are uniformly terrible. We thought we could do better. So we did.

Observations on Cormac McCarthy's screenplay for The Counsellor

It has been 10 days since I saw The Counsellor, and despite it being an obviously flawed, frustrating film, there's something about it that clings to your subconscious, like recalling the remnants of a nightmare in the cold light of day. Ridley Scott's editor is clearly a goddamn American hero, because he was tasked with cutting down Cormac McCarthy's insanely verbose script for the screen; now, having read McCarthy's original, complete screenplay, I'm happy to share with you a few things I've noticed when comparing page to film.

Slanted letters denoting wackiness still being used on posters in 2013

Honestly, it's like we've learned nothing from Silver Linings Playbook.

So Tiptoes is a film that exists...

You'd better believe this is "a role in a lifetime" for Gary Oldman. How did this ever get made? (via Popbitch)

Vince Vaughn officially runs out of 'exasperated broseph' poses

He also seems to have aged two decades in the last two years.

(By the way, just so you know what film this is for, "DER LIEFER HELD: Unverhofft Kommt Oft" translates as "THE DELIVERY HERO: Unexpectedly Come Often" as per Google Translate. You're welcome.)