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Iceman, The
StoryTagline: Loving husband. Devoted father. Ruthless killer. Inspired by actual events, "The I...
New 'Man of Steel' Banner: The Comeback Cape
2013 is a good year for superheroes with flowing red capes.  There's another Thor arriving in November – the teaser f...
White House Down Official Trailer #2 (2013) - Jamie Foxx, Channing Tatum Movie HD
White House Down Official Trailer #2 (2013) - Jamie Foxx, Channing Tatum Movie HD While on a tour of the White House wit...
Red Band Trailer & Cannes Poster for the Coen Bros.' 'Inside Llewyn Davis'
It's not his cat.  He just didn't know what to do with it.Inside Llewyn Davis, the first movie from Joel and Ethan Coen ...
One Last 'Fast & Furious 6' Trailer Brings the Vehicular Warfare
The final theatrical trailer for Fast & Furious 6 has arrived to assure us that not only will the sequel be exactly w...
A 'Dredd' Sequel Is Still Possible, Says Karl Urban
Judge Dredd is the kind of guy who takes a licking and keeps on ticking.  So it's not terribly surprising that Dredd's l...
B.O. Roundup, April 19-21: 'Oblivion' Cruises to First Place
Since it was the one and only new wide release, it comes as no surprise that Oblivion was very much the busiest movie...
B.O. Roundup, May 10-12: 'Gatsby' Opens Strong Behind 'Iron Man 3'
After breaking out with the second-biggest opening weekend in domestic box office history, Iron Man 3 predictably hov...
'Red 2' Character Posters: Bruce Willis & John Malkovich Go Crimson
Posters must be an inexhaustible resource, as this summer's would-be blockbusters are rolling out truckloads of character...
Peeples
StorySparks fly in the Hamptons when "regular guy" Wade Walker (Craig Robinson) crashes the prep...
'Pacific Rim' WonderCon Trailer:
The Pacific Rim trailer that debuted during WonderCon last month is now online for all to see, and the only appropriate r...
Chris Hemsworth Models Blue Steel on a 'Rush' Poster
If the trailer for Thor: The Dark World didn't quite slake your mighty thirst for Chris Hemsworth looking like a damn Ado...

- MOVIE REVIEWS

The Girl
 Poor Toby Jones. Every time he gets a plum part, something comes along to overshadow it.First there was Dobby the H...
Everyday
 One-man UK film industry Michael Winterbottom continues his genre hopping with this gentle kitchen-sink experiment....
V/H/S
 The problem with portmanteau films such as New York Stories (Coppola and co) and Four Rooms (Tarantino et al) is th...
McCullin
 The subject of this powerful documentary, Don McCullin, is uncomfortable being defined as a war photographer, even ...
Grabbers
 A midnight movie with matinee charms, Jon Wright’s genial Irish creature feature proved a crowd-pleaser in th...
Jiro Dreams Of Sushi
 You don't need to be a foodie to appreciate this charming documentary, which delves in to the life and work of Toky...
Monsters, Inc. 3D
 Pixar's latest 3D release seems a cruel joke at the expense of Mike Wazowski, the walking peeper lacking the second...
Repulsion
 Roman Polanski's first english language film made a hell of an entrance; so much so, had he fallen under a bus the ...
Chinatown
 “Forget it, Jake it's Chinatown!” The most memorable sign-off ever, right? Wrong.Roman Polanski&rs...
American Mary
Rape-revenge is the most morally dubious of genres, often made by those more interested in filming the former than dealin...
Jack Reacher
 It can be exhilarating to watch when an actor finds a director they click with.The moment Tom Cruise strides into J...
The Impossible
At a time when horror movies had turned to schlock, Juan Antonio Bayona’s The Orphanage (2007) brought emotional ca...
Quartet
The respective ages of Quartet’s leads (72, 69, 75, 77…) reads like a game of geriatric bingo.But then their...
Les Misérables
Known in luvvie circles as The Glums, Les Misérables has been seen by so many people since its 1985 London premier...
Safety Not Guaranteed
 The past has never seemed so inviting as it does in Colin Trevorrow’s DIY time-travel romance.Like a low-key ...
Midnight's Children
So often dubbed “unfilmable”, Salman Rushdie’s 1980 Booker-winning novel is bravely taken on by directo...
Code Name: Geronimo
 Racing Kathryn Bigelow's Zero Dark Thirty to the screen, this death-of-Bin Laden docudrama courted controversy when...
Neil Young Journeys
 When soft nostalgia is the norm for many ageing rockers, Neil Young’s doggedness is an example to cherish.Jon...
So Undercover
You know something really bad has happened when the FBI are forced to call in Miley Cyrus.Leaving behind her life as a to...
Sexual Chronicles Of A French Family
Pascal Arnold and Jen-Marc Barr’s film opens with a teenage girl masturbating in close-up. But that is as raunchy a...
Boxing Day
 Bernard Rose follows Ivansxtc and The Kreutzer Sonata with another lo-fi Tolstoy update, based on the short story M...
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
The year 2012: a good one for archers, Michael Fassbender and swearing bears. Fantasy movies, not so much. Wrath Of ...
Baraka
 A sleepy monkey nodding off segues into a solar eclipse – no, this isn’t 2001: A Space Odyssey the rema...
Dead Europe
Adapted from a 2005 novel by controversial Aussie author Christos Tsiolkas, Tony Krawitz’s vivid travelogue follows...
False Trail
 A belated sequel to one of Sweden’s biggest box-office hits (1996’s Jagärna), this glum slice of N...
Tinkerbell And The Secret Of The Wings
 Sieve through the fairy dust and there are some surprisingly hefty themes at play in Disney’s latest Tinker &...
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