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Review: Iron Man 2

The original Iron Man's success came something like a bolt from the blue; a very welcome superhero debut that nailed its playful tone and established itself as the first part of a much bigger universe. The sequel, however, comes with certain expectations attached: now we know the character's origins, he kinda has to... y'know, do something.

Throwaway comment sees movie blog use pic of Scarlett Johansson

There was predictability today when a throwaway comment regarding a Black Widow spin-off was considered newsworthy by , who illustrated their story with a picture of Scarlett Johansson.

Iron Man 2: new pics 'n' posters

If you have to ask why, then you're too old! (*cranks up AC/DC*)

30 new seconds of Iron Man 2, because it's Monday

Scarlett Johansson speaks!

New Iron Man 2 poster looks fake, isn't

But, y'know... still looking forward to seeing the film. Still waiting on my invite, guys. Please? I know you overbook these things, there must be seats left. I swear to God I saw Jonathan and Paul Ross at my last screening.

Hubba Hubba: New pic of Scarlett Johansson in Iron Man 2

Been poring over those crappy Entertainment Weekly scans of Scarlett Johansson in Iron Man 2? Cast your eyes on this: a brand new, hi-res picture of Johansson's Black Widow, in full after the jump.

Review: He's Just Not That Into You

This shamefully sappy, overly-long romantic odyssey, based on a self-help book of the same name, promises to subvert rom-com cliché and burst wide open the so-called 'rules' of dating etiquette. The movie opens with the shocking revelation that boys who push you down in the playground really like you. The rest of the film, despi...

Review: Vicky Cristina Barcelona

As movie bylines go, 'A Film By Woody Allen' doesn't exactly scream sex. Sure, the New York neurotic has made it his life's work to dissect and devolve the physical act of love, but usually with all the romanticism of a side-burned sex-education video presenter, quizzically pointing out its bemusing affect on those who lust afte...

Review: The Spirit

There's no question Frank Miller's graphic novel Sin City – and the subsequent Robert Rodriguez movie adaptation – glorified violence. In Miller's own adaptation of Will Eisner's '40s superhero serial The Spirit, he's guilty of glorifying something else: tits. Rather than swing with Sam Raimi's light and frothy Spider-Man movies...

Review: The Island

Choose life. Choose a fucking big television. Choose a flash new car. Choose a yacht. Choose a clone. It looks like Renton’s got into a bit more trouble than a skag habit this time, as he joins director Michael Bay for the big no-brain blockbuster of the summer. The Island marks Michael Bay’s first attempt to tackle an imp...