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Joel Edgerton Went Native For It Comes At Night
It stars Joel Edgerton, who also served as a producer on the project. And he says he was immediately caught off-guard by the screenplay, which was written by director Trey Edward Shults. "Reading the script...
News posted in Movies / TV / Theatre on 20th July 2017
Ryan Phillippe Liked The Moral Questions In Wish Upon
Ryan Phillippe says the script caught his attention. "I was surprised how much I liked it," he says. "Okay, it's a thriller about high school kids and I'm going to play a dad! I read...
News posted in Movies / TV / Theatre on 19th July 2017
Sofia Coppola Wanted Dirt And Lace In The Beguiled
For her latest film, fiercely independent writer-director Sofia Coppola made the unexpected decision to remake the 1971 Southern gothic thriller The Beguiled, about an injured Civil War soldier (Clint Eastwood in the original) recuperating in...
News posted in Movies / TV / Theatre on 18th July 2017
Cars 3
It's been six years since the last Cars movie (there were two Planes movies in that time), and the filmmakers have wisely decided to go back to basics for this one. After the sequel's foray...
Movie Review posted on 16th July 2017
The Beguiled
In her inimitable loose style, Sofia Coppola remakes the 1971 Clint Eastwood movie from a distinctly feminine perspective. Like her other films, this feels loose and sometimes aimless, demanding that the audience find their own...
Movie Review posted on 15th July 2017
Andy Serkis Thinks Planet Of The Apes Actors Should Be Up For Oscars
The Planet Of The Apes series of films concludes with War for the Planet of the Apes, which is told through the eyes of his character Caesar. Serkis has consistently said that this kind of...
News posted in Movies / TV / Theatre on 14th July 2017
War for the Planet of the Apes
The surprisingly thoughtful prequel trilogy comes to a powerful conclusion with this robust, dramatic thriller, which avoids most of the annoying cliches of action blockbusters to offer something much deeper. As before, the film is...
Movie Review posted on 14th July 2017
David Lowery Got Personal For A Ghost Story
Director David Lowery is back in indie mode with his deconstructed horror movie A Ghost Story. When asked how he got the idea, Lowery says, "Everything I do is very personal. I don't really think...
News posted in Movies / TV / Theatre on 11th July 2017
Tom Holland Had Doubts About His Spider-Man Thong
Now 21, Tom Holland is starring in Spider-Man: Homecoming, his first solo outing after rebooting character in last year's Captain America: Civil War. He says that being a child actor-dancer wasn't always easy. "I had...
News posted in Movies / TV / Theatre on 7th July 2017
It Comes At Night
This sharply original horror film not only approaches its premise from an unexpected angle, but it creates characters who add a psychological depth that makes the film far more involving than expected. And scarier too....
Movie Review posted on 7th July 2017
Okja
As Tilda Swinton reteams with her Snowpiercer director, Korea's Bong Joon Ho, it's perhaps unsurprising that the resulting movie defies genres. Not only has it sparked a debate about Netflix-produced films that people want to...
Movie Review posted on 7th July 2017
Spider-Man: Homecoming
This may be the third reboot of this franchise in 15 years, risking audience exhaustion, but there are plenty of reasons not to miss this one. Most notably, this is the first Spider-Man movie that's...
Movie Review posted on 6th July 2017
Despicable Me 3
Actually the fourth film in the series (don't forget the prequel Minions), this animated super-villain comedy continues the wildly hyperactive antics of Gru and his yellow sidekicks, blending hilarious references with crazed action to keep...
Movie Review posted on 29th June 2017
Baby Driver
Wildly energetic and so cool it hurts, this action movie has been put together in the style of a colourful movie musical, but with the songs playing in the background. Everything is choreographed to the...
Movie Review posted on 29th June 2017
All Eyez On Me
There's a clear sense that this Tupac Shakur biopic is hoping to build on the momentum that started with Straight Outta Compton but, despite an even stronger story, this film pales in comparison. The writers...
Movie Review posted on 29th June 2017
Mark Wahlberg Would Clearly Do Anything For Michael Bay
The fifth film in the series, The Last Knight, is launching an expanded universe that will include sequels, prequels and spin-offs. There are at least 10 films in various planning stages at the moment. It...
News posted in Movies / TV / Theatre on 25th June 2017
Diane Keaton Identified With Her Character's Fear
In the film Hampstead, Diane Keaton plays a woman struggling with debts left by her late husband as she befriends Donald (Brendan Gleeson), a homeless man living in a shack nearby. "It's a really good...
News posted in Movies / TV / Theatre on 24th June 2017
Jason Momoa Likes The Rain, Dirt And Mud
Jasom Momoa's latest film is the edgy romantic thriller The Bad Batch, set in a near-future in which society's undesirables are sent into a desert wasteland where they live without rules. "The Bad Batch is...
News posted in Movies / TV / Theatre on 23rd June 2017
Hampstead
Deliberately appealing to older audiences, this undemanding comedy-drama comes with a hint of social relevance in its true story about an outcast who takes on the system in a leafy corner of London. While the...
Movie Review posted on 23rd June 2017
The Book of Henry
Apparently, this offbeat script had been making the rounds in Hollywood for some 20 years as filmmakers struggled to work out how to blend its inventive mismatch of genres. Enter Colin Trevorrow, who's first film...
Movie Review posted on 22nd June 2017
Transformers: The Last Knight
With this fifth Transformers movie, it seems clear that Michael Bay is still trying to define this franchise. The first film was solidly entertaining, but the sequels have been hit and miss. And this jarringly...
Movie Review posted on 22nd June 2017
Brian Cox Relished Playing A Frail, Vulnerable Churchill
Actors seem to be lining up to play the wartime British prime minister Winston Churchill. John Lithgow has won awards for playing him in the TV series The Crown, and now Brian Cox delivers an...
News posted in Movies / TV / Theatre on 21st June 2017
Before Star Wars, Colin Trevorrow needed to make The Book of Henry
After winning huge acclaim with his first film, time-travel comedy Safety Not Guaranteed in 2012, filmmaker Colin Trevorrow made the enormous leap to Jurassic World. And that film's blockbuster success put him in line to...
News posted in Movies / TV / Theatre on 20th June 2017
Demetrius Shipp Jr. Felt Engulfed By Tupac
For his first acting role, 28-year-old Demetrius Shipp Jr. is playing Tupac Shakur in the biopic All Eyez on Me. And he thinks he was born to play the role, because when he was working...
News posted in Movies / TV / Theatre on 19th June 2017
Kate Mara Bonded With Her German Shepherd Co-star
The drama Megan Leavey is based on the true story of the eponymous US Marine corporal's relationship with her military combat dog Rex, whose job was to sniff out explosives in Iraq. After her tour...
News posted in Movies / TV / Theatre on 19th June 2017
Churchill
This drama about the iconic British prime minister tells a darkly personal story set over just a few pivotal days during the Second World War. It's skilfully written and directed, and anchored by a wonderfully...
Movie Review posted on 18th June 2017
Gifted
This is one of those films that dances right up to the edge of soapy sentimentality, making us a little nervous about where it might go. But director Marc Webb (500 Days of Summer) holds...
Movie Review posted on 17th June 2017
Whitney: Can I Be Me
Notorious British filmmaker Nick Broomfield teams up with Austrian music documentary producer Rudi Dolezal to tell the story of Whitney Houston's tumultuous life. As the title suggests, what haunted the iconic singer most was an...
Movie Review posted on 16th June 2017
Rachel Weisz Relished The Ambiguity Of My Cousin Rachel
After first reading the script for My Cousin Rachel, based on the iconic Daphe du Maurier novel, Rachel Weisz phoned up writer-director Roger Michell to ask whether her character is guilty or innocent. It was...
News posted in Movies / TV / Theatre on 16th June 2017
Tom Cruise Liked Playing Naughty
It was a bit surprising when Tom Cruise landed the lead role in the latest remake of The Mummy, the classic monster movie that began with Boris Karloff in 1932 and was more recently revived...
News posted in Movies / TV / Theatre on 14th June 2017
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