Die Hard 5 next year, claims Willis

Yippee-Ki-Yay, mother-frigger. Bruce Willis confirms that Die Hard 5 is planned to go into production next year. What he doesn't mention that it'll be rated U and will co-star Barney the dinosaur as his partner.

New Cop Out trailer restores faith in Kevin Smith

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*

Tracy Jordan's Black Cop, White Cop trailer

Or maybe it's Tracy Morgan and Bruce Willis in Kevin Smith's Cop Out, previous titled A Couple Of Dicks. Whatever. (*skim-reads press release, sucks nacho dust off fingers*).

Review: Surrogates

Movies based on computer games are usually complete balls - it's a well known cinematic fact. But it seems that finally, some powerful people have realised this. The solution: Films inspired by the gaming world but not based upon anything in particular.

Review: What Just Happened

Hunter S. Thompson once said, "The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench; a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side." Exchange 'music' for 'movie' – as Bruce Willis does here – and this famed quote sums up this latest Robert De Niro/Barry Levin...

Review: Planet Terror

Robert Rodriguez’s half of the summer’s biggest sensation finally hops into UK cinemas, left choking on the exhaust of Death Proof and hoping the dust of the Grindhouse debacle has well and truly settled. Still, if you’re willing to overlook the ‘two movies for the price of two’ screwjob, then you’ll have no doubt enjoyed Tarant...

Review: Die Hard 4.0

Beating Indiana Jones to the punch for the winner of the Most Unnecessary Return From Retirement award, Officer McClane steps backs in the field some 12 years after he last saw action. For a movie that was largely expected to curl off a big pixellated PG-13 turd on one of the best action franchises ever, Die Hard 4.0 is surprisi...

Review: Lucky Number Slevin

An awful title can do a lot of damage to a film. I don’t care how many awards it won, one of the main reasons I declined to see The Constant Gardener was because I didn’t fancy seeing a film about a man who couldn’t keep his hands off of his hoes. However, despite its criminally bad monicker, Paul McGuigan’s Lucky Number Slevi...

Review: SIN CITY

Sin City is the latest attempt to bring a successful comic to the big screen, and damn, if it isn’t the yardstick that all future movies following this route should take. It’s not so much a movie of a comic as the comic itself in movie form. Robert Rodriguez and author Frank Miller, together with “guest director” Quentin Taranti...