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The marketing strategy surrounding Prometheus has been one of the best strategies we’ve seen for years, but it’s also been one of the worst. For every clever viral episode released there are a hundred screen shots, stills and clips that serve to reveal more and more of the finished product. In fact by this point… Read more
Fresh from the news that the teaser trailer for the much, much, much anticipated sequel to Anchorman is showing before The Dictator, comes the first teaser poster for Channel 4 News Team. Yes, Anchorman – The Legend Continues steps foot first into the limelight with this brand new image of the famous team’s footwear. From… Read more
There may be a whopping great tree in one of the photos, but a canny eyed liaison for Collider has spotted the very first banner for One Shot starring Tom Cruise. With a strap-line simply stating Tom Cruise is Jack Reacher, the poster simply sports Tom Cruise’s bruised and cut face on a black background.… Read more
At the beginning of April the first full-length trailer for the remake of the 1990 scf-fi adventure Total Recall blasted on to our screens. Now, 6 new images that can be seen below have been released. They seem to walk hand-in-hand with the trailer; showing a taster of the action and futuristic production design we… Read more
In any normal circumstance I would be questioning the validity of a teaser poster’s appearance so early in the development process. After all, it was only last month when the sequel to Sin City was even announced. However, considering Robert Rodriguez‘s penchant for releasing impressive looking teaser posters long before production starts (see case in… Read more
In less than 10 weeks the final part of Christopher Nolan’s Batman saga, The Dark Knight Rises, will be hitting cinema screens across the world. With so much interest in this movie it’s hard to avoid spoilers or too many tidbits about the story. However, I think we’re pretty safe with this new image of Tom… Read more
Second chances are few and far between. When Sylvester Stallone donned the iconic helmet of a Megacity One judge back in 1995 fans sat up in anticipation, then he did the unthinkable, took it off again. Yes the original Judge Dredd was not met with universal approval, the lack of helmet, the ‘compassionate’ judge, Rob… Read more
This summer will see London go sports crazy as Team GB attempt to bring in some medals at the London Olympics. So what better time to release the British film Fast Girls? The film sees cultures clash as two very different women join the British running team. Sparks will fly but will they manage to… Read more
Indie Comedy Jeff, Who Lives At Home is due to hit UK cinemas this Friday, 11th May. Directed by Mark Duplass and Jay Duplass (Cyrus), the movie stars Jason Segel as Jeff, a down and out waster living in his mum’s basement. Queue brother and seemingly more together person Pat (Ed Helms), who discovers his wife… Read more
Just over 3 weeks to go until Snow White and the Huntsman hits UK cinemas, with Kristen Stewart playing the titular heroine and Chris Hemsworth taking on the role of The Huntsman. This version is as far removed as possible from Tarsem Singh’s kiddy take on Snow White, Mirror Mirror, released earlier this year. And… Read more
Award-winning director Ole Bornedal is bringing us his first film since 2009′s Deliver Us From Evil with horror-thriller The Possession. The “based on a true story” plot follows a parent’s desperate attempt to rid their child of a curse after they buy a box that has a malicious spirit living inside it. If the “true story”… Read more
Ben Drew (Plan B) appears to be a man of many talents. He has been a hit in the charts with his music and turned his hand to acting in Adulthood, Harry Brown and The Sweeney (out this year). But with the release of the new trailer for Ill Manors, audiences get to see yet… Read more
Cuban zombie horror film Juan of the Dead hits UK cinemas today. I got to ask the film’s director where the idea came from, why horrors have always appealed to him and what made him mix zombie horror with political satire. Where did the idea for Juan of the Dead come from? I guess it… Read more
Pinewood Film’s first feature, A Fantastic Fear of Everything, is due to hit cinema’s next month with Simon Pegg heading up the lead role. And to step up awareness of the project the first poster has been released. It’s rather good as well, with Pegg doing his best to portray a man scared to incomprehensible… Read more
We’ve caught glimpses and sneak peeks but up until now we’ve not really seen any shots of Dr Curt Connors (aka The Lizard) in action. Hopefully that should all change tomorrow when we get our next trailer for this summers The Amazing Spider-Man, but in the meantime Sony have seen fit to release these two… Read more
Amanda Seyfried, the recent star of Gone will be returning to our screens this year in Lovelace. Based on a true story, Lovelace focuses on Linda Lovelace (Amanda Seyfried), the infamous star of the 1972 adult film Deep Throat. The film will follow Linda’s abuse in the adult film industry before she finally decides to take control of… Read more
With an international poster emerging online a few days ago, it seems the team behind The Amazing Spider-Man do not want us to get TOO caught up on Avengers Assemble and The Dark Knight Rises and forget that there is ANOTHER superhero film being released this year. It may be in third place, but the… Read more
With all this excitement surrounding Ridley Scott’s Prometheus, some of you may have forgotten that June 1st, also, marks the release date of the second Snow White film adaptation. Universal Pictures and first time director Rupert Sanders bring together a star-studded cast in Snow White and the Huntsman; the darker rival to Tarsem Singh’s Mirror… Read more
This brand new international poster for Marc Webb‘s The Amazing Spider-Man carries on the theme which we saw in the previous two Amazing Spider-Man posters: a more menacing looking Spidey, looming large against the backdrop of the city far below; two scars across his suit which also dons his new web devices on each wrist.… Read more
It’s funny how you seem to get newer technology in the past than in the future. That’s what Men In Black III would have us believe. And why not? After all, these are films which are bound by no reality rules. In this brand new poster for the movie, Will Smith rides in a cool looking futuristic… Read more
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