Author: Gary Green
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Visits to the Justice League set report a lighter, more fun movie – and the Flash steals the show
After the mauling Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice received from the critics and plenty of the audience, it looked like DC’s future in cinematic territory was doomed. But when a few dozen journalists were invited to the film set of Justice League, the next chapter, they were shown a clip of some footage completed by director… Read More >
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Westworld – Teaser trailer
A series inspired by the 1973 film of the same title written by Michael Crichton about a futuristic theme park populated by artificial beings. Read More >
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Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them debuts new poster and teases announcement
2016 feels like Harry Potter never went away; after 2011’s The Deathly Hallows – Part 2, it seemed like cinematic outings in the wizarding world had finished for good. But now, five years on, we’re revisiting the world during an earlier time period with Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them – and with Oscar-winner… Read More >
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Spider-Man: Homecoming cast grows with Hannibal Buress and more
The past week has seen the cast for Spider-Man: Homecoming grow exponentially, with the addition of Donald Glover (The Martian), Tony Revolori (The Grand Budapest Hotel), Logan Marshall-Green (Prometheus) – not to mention the inclusion of MCU old-timer Robert Downey Jr., superhero veteran Michael Keaton and Peter Parker himself, Tom Holland – the film is… Read More >
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Enemy Mine – Review
In every moment, Enemy Mine strains for greatness. A B-movie with the stubborn assumption it’s anything but, it’s a film that’s constantly at war with itself: its visual and thematic scope is clawed asunder by clear budgetary restraints, and its straight-faced racial commentary is frequently undermined by an unaccounted-for camp. But its tender sincerity is… Read More >
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That Cold Day in the Park – Review
That Cold Day in the Park has received almost unanimously bad reviews since its release in 1969. Now getting a pristine Blu-ray transfer for a new generation to ponder over, its qualities shine brighter than ever; many may believe that this terrific film is largely composed of the faults that litter Robert Altman’s early work, such as a near-histrionic,… Read More >
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Tupac Shakur biopic All Eyez on Me gets a teaser trailer
A biopic for hip-hop artist Tupac Shakur has finally been made – and a teaser trailer for it has just landed. The legendary musician was gunned down at the age of 25 in 1996, and today – June 16 – would have been his 45th birthday. Big Boy’s Neighborhood debuted the teaser for All Eyez on Me. https://www.instagram.com/p/BGtFisfLKJK/ Read More >
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Fire at Sea – Review
Some of the most powerful documentaries ever made simply let their subjects tell their stories themselves. If the observational route is taken to its furthermost point, like in 2014’s Maidan, we’re allowed a truer glimpse of real-life people and their real-life situations, for by removing the narrative voice of the filmmakers we get closer to the point they were possibly… Read More >
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Suicide Squad director David Ayer praises Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn
If you’ve seen either trailer for Suicide Squad (and if you haven’t, do so now), then it’s a safe bet that one of the things you’re looking forward to most about the film is Harley Quinn, played by Margot Robbie. In an interview with Yahoo! Movies, the movie’s director David Ayer gushed much praise about Robbie’s… Read More >
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A Jason Bourne preview reveals an important plot point
So far, the trailers, teasers and TV spots for the upcoming Jason Bourne have been really action-packed. Back in the fray with star Matt Damon is director Paul Greengrass, who made the two audience-favourite instalments The Bourne Supremacy and The Bourne Ultimatum, and it’s looking like the magic is back – but a new ‘Exclusive… Read More >
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