Movie Features

A-Team interview: Joe Carnahan

Here's the last in my series of interviews for The A-Team, director Joe Carnahan. He wasn't in District 9, didn't sound like he wanted to punch me and I don't fancy him, but he was still cool.

A-Team interview: Bradley Cooper

Jealous, girls? I got to speak to Bradley Cooper about The A-Team, and I'm pretty sure he was only wearing a towel when he picked up the phone.

A-Team interview: Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson

Yesterday, I posted my interview with Sharlto Copley for The A-Team, which is out this week. Here's my chat with Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson, who plays BA Baracus. It did not go quite as well.

A-Team interview: Sharlto Copley

So a while back, I was asked to interview the guys behind The A-Team (everyone except Liam Neeson) for a magazine article. I figured I might as well post the entire things this week for you fine people.

Extraction: what Hollywood could and should learn from Inception

Hopefully by now, you'll have already seen and begun to digest Inception. If you haven't, go and stand in the corner while I heap my shame upon you. Better, go and watch it, then go and stand in the corner. You can digest it while I heap my shame upon you.

Spider-Man's cast list grows; would you just cast him already?

Last week, the internet was absolutely certain that Billy Elliot was going to be cast as the new Spider-Man. Now, it's saying Kick-Ass and Chekov are in the running, too. Damn you internet, make up your mind!

25 greatest 'owned' movie moments

For those not familiar with internet parlace (ZOMG), being 'owned' or being party to 'ownage' is to be completely and totally defeated in the most swift, brutal, embarrassing way possible.

Dennis Hopper, cinema's maddest ever bastard, dead at 74

Well... shit.

LittleBigPicture politics special: 10 political TV powerhouses

I hear there's been an election of some kind? I must admit to having missed it, being trapped as I am in this TV closet without access to polling stations or postal ballots.

LittleBigPicture: Songs of praise

Had you for a second there, didn't we? As if we'd do an article on Songs of Praise. All those choirs singing those random songs in perfect harmony. Snore. Who wants to watch that? It's all singing and cardigans; so wholesome and tedious. No sirreebob, this week is all about my favourite new show of the year. Despite what you might think, it's not really about the singing...