Showing posts with label Film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Film. Show all posts

Sunday, 12 December 2010

True Grit (2010) Trailer


From Ethan and Joel Coen, and starring Matt Damon, Jeff Bridges and Josh Brolin.
Usually, I would avoid remakes at all costs, but the Coen's can do whatever they want in my book.

Tuesday, 15 December 2009

Tron Legacy (aka Tron 2) Poster

I haven't forgotten about this... arriving Xmas 2010. Click for close up.
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Soundtrack by Daft Punk!!

Saturday, 17 October 2009

Where The Wild Things Are X Medicom Toy


Spotted at hypebeast.
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I'm looking forward to this flick. I bought my son the book last weekend, and I flicked through it. My initial thoughts were, firstly, how can Spike Jonze turn this into a 90 minute long feature? And secondly, how is he going to pitch it; purely as a kids film, or as a proper fantasy flick? I look forward to finding out, but one thing I do know is, it will be weird.
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Japan's Medicom Toy (the creators of uber-collectible 'toys', such as Be@rbrick's and KAWS figures) have created these Wild Things figures. Available now at colette in Paris.

Monday, 28 September 2009

Karen O - All Is Love


Karen O from the Yeah Yeah Yeah's has a change of pace for the new Spike Jonze movie film based on the classic US children's book Where The Wild Things Are.

Thursday, 20 August 2009

Avatar - Trailer

From James Cameron, who is either excellent (Terminator 2, Aliens) or shite (the Celine Dion, boat sinking film.... I refuse to type it's name in case a google search by an imbecile returns this blog as a result).

Sunday, 12 July 2009

District 9 - Trailer

A UFO lands in Jo'burg, S.A. We decide to keep them prisoner. Of course we do...

This must be one long metaphor for the mistreatment of refugees in Africa. Probably.

"South Africa? But... you're black an alien?"

(c) The bloke from Leathal Weapon 2

Thursday, 2 July 2009

Public Enemies - Review


I saw this film last night, and here's my review: "It was alright." Stick that on your posters Universal Pictures!
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Depp was very good as Bank Robber extraordinaire John Dillinger, 'Edith Piaf' was very good, Christian Bale was very Christian Bale, if you know what I mean. Michael Mann made it all look very shiny as he usually does (plus, this was essentially 'Heat' set in the 30's; driven bank robber is chased by driven lawman), but it was missing an emotional centre for me. I wasn't rooting for anyone. There was a slight injection of romantic tragedy in the last minutes, but by then it was too late.
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So in summary; better than Mann's 'Miami Vice', but no match for 'Heat'.

Tuesday, 23 June 2009

Johnny Depp = Mad Hatter

Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter in Tim Burton's forthcoming fantasy-fest, Alice In Wonderland. I was just talking to the wife the other day about wanting to see Johnny Depp in more serious roles. Clearly this isn't going to be one of those.
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Go to USA Today for more photos.

Saturday, 16 May 2009

The Expendables - Promo Posters



Two promo posters for Sly Stallone's forthcoming, star-studded violence extravaganza, The Expendables. You know the drill... click the images for close-ups.
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The cast list is a who's who of action dudes and tough guys, including Dolph Lundgren, Mickey Rourke, Jet Li, Arnie, Jason Statham, Steve Austin (the former wrestler) and best of all, an actor called Randy Couture, who surely should have been offered a role in Bruno with a name like that...
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This hits screens in 2010. I can wait.

Thursday, 14 May 2009

Scorsese + Frank = A great fit

Martin Scorsese has signed up to direct a Frank Sinatra biopic being produced by Universal/Mandalay Pictures.
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What a great fit. The only thing I'm wondering is... how is he going to crow-bar in his obligatory Rolling Stones song on the soundtrack? That might be trickier than casting the lead role...
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Click HERE for a gratuitous youtube clip of the best section of Goodfellas. Just because...

Tuesday, 5 May 2009

Audi D7 Concept Car

I want one. But they exist only in a German car designers computer hard drive.
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I love this because it's the closest thing to the mode of transport that Tron would use if he was a real bloke and lived in South London. If I could get inside the German dude's computer, in much the same way that Tron did, I might get to drive it. Yes, I'm a sad Tron-loving bastard. So what? (That's not me, by the way).
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See more pics at fubiz, including the sexy red brake lights and a few 'daylight' shots.
And don't forget, Tron 2 hits screens in 2011, with the soundtrack and score provided by Daft Punk. I'm giddy with excitement.

Wednesday, 29 April 2009

Wall Street 2: The Credit Crunch


Oliver Stone and Michael Douglas have signed up for a sequel to the 1987 greed and capitalism-bashing "Wall Street', prompted surely by the catastrophic collapse of global financial systems over the past 18 months.
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This is great news for one reason... we get to see the Gordon Gecko character resurrected.
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Saturday, 4 April 2009

Bruno - Trailer (Red Band - NSFW!)

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He's going to wind some yanks up something rotten with this...
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Apologies for the Age Restriction. It's worth it though...

Monday, 9 March 2009

Adventureland - Red Band Trailer

This looks like Superbad x 10.

I never get tired of this type of film. Maybe it's because I'm such a fucking child.

Saturday, 7 March 2009

Daft Punk + TR2N = Genius


This is the best news I've heard all week. All month in fact.
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Somebody at Disney has really got their head on a swivel (c) Ron Burgundy.
Pioneering French dance music geniuses (yes, I'm a fan) Daft Punk have been signed up to score the forthcoming Tron sequel, 'TR2N', or 'Tron 2.0' depending on who you believe. The original is still a defining moment of my youth, and I get warm and fuzzy inside (not in a gay way though) when I think of Jeff Bridges throwing that deadly neon frisbee at 'the red blokes'.
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This is the greatest fit in history. Well, the greatest fit since this one anyway. I'm putting money on this being the best album and best film of 2011.
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Go to Billboard for more.

Wednesday, 11 February 2009