Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War is currently cleaning up at the box office, but viewers are just noticing a cheeky nod to a certain TV series tucked away in the film.
While the studio are renowned for planting Easter eggs from other Marvel… Read the full story
Megan Fox has declared she has only ever bedded someone she loves – and has never had a one night stand.
The 29-year-old screen siren has topped sexiest lists in Maxim, FHM, and People over the years but she is definitely no floozy.
In fact, she is revolted by the very notion of a night of no strings passion.
Roxanne Pallett was looking a bloody mess on the set of her new film.
Literally.
The ex-Emmerdale star is currently filming horror flick, Habit, in Manchester and was seen wearing a red neglige and covered in blood to match.
Russell Crowe has confirmed that he will be joining Tom Cruise’s reboot of The Mummy – and he’s promised it’s going to ‘seriously scare the s**t’ out of everyone.
The film, a reboot of Brendon Fraser’s 1999 classic (which itself was a remake of the Hammer Horror films which were remade from the Universal Horror movies of the thirties), is going to star Tom as Navy Seal Tyler Colt against Russell’s Dr. Henry Jekyll,
‘I’m gonna do it. I’m gonna play Dr. Henry Jekyll, Fellow of the Royal Society,’ Russell told Collider.com.
‘It’s very interesting, what they’re gonna do with that… Read the full story
In case you didn’t already know, classic 1993 comedy Groundhog Day starring Bill Murray has been adapted by comic Tim Minchin into a musical.
And now the full cast of the new show, due to run at London’s Old Vic for ten weeks from July to September, has been announced.
The list has revealed that misanthropic weatherman Phil Connors – one of Murray’s most memorable roles – will be played by Broadway veteran Andy Karl.
Baltimore native Andy played Rocky in Rocky The Musical in 2014 and has enjoyed other major roles in Jersey Boys, Wicked and Legally Blonde too.
Meanwhile Carlyss Peer – who you may know from Holby City or Doctors – will play kind-hearted news producer Rita Hanson,… Read the full story
Shane Meadows has hinted there could be more to come from his This Is England film and TV series.
The BAFTA winning director has been keeping fans gripped with the escapades of Shaun Fields, Lol Jenkins, Woody, and co since his gritty drama film This Is England won over audiences in 2006.
The film then spawned spin-off sequel TV series; This Is England ’86, This Is England ’88, and This Is England ’90.
Tobey Maguire has handed over the Spider-Man torch to new star Tom Holland with an adorable Instagram video.
The 40-year-old actor reposted a fan-made video which mashes up a clip from one of his Spider-Man films with Holland’s first appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe – specifically in the Captain America: Civil War trailer.
Tobey, who played the arachnid hero from 2002 to 2007, is seen watching the trailer through a shop window before getting his old costume out in his room and staring mournfully at it.
Tobey displayed his generosity… Read the full story
Here’s your first look at Eddie Redmayne as Dug, a plucky caveman who manages to unite his tribe against the mighty Bronze Age.
And yes, he is a clay figure.
Eddie has joined Nick Park’s Aardman Animation and Studio Canal to work on their latest adventure, Early Man, which will be Nick’s first feature-length film since winning an Oscar for Wallace And Gromit: The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit.
Jennifer Lawrence is arguably the most popular actress in the world, who most people would probably like a hug from.
But judging by the look on Ben Hardy’s face, he wasn’t too bothered by the public display of affection at the X-Men Apocalypse premiere in London on Monday night.
The ex-EastEnders star looked more like a younger brother trying to keep his cool as his big sister gave him a hug in front of his friends.
The Day After Tomorrow may have caused more devastation, Into the Storm may have had more immersive special effects and Sharknado may have had, well, sharks, but no other film about tornadoes has captured the public’s imagination more than Twister.
20 years ago to the day that it premiered in the US (May 10), here’s a look at 15 things you may not know about the classic disaster movie.
1. It was the first film on DVD
The third instalment of Bryan Singer’s rebooted X-Men franchise, Apocalypse, has not been met well by critics.
Despite its stellar ensemble cast featuring the likes of Jennifer Lawrence, Michael Fassbender, James McAvoy, Olivia Munn, Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellan, the reviews so far have felt it failed to really hit home.
Rotten Tomatoes, the famed film review aggregator, gives the film just a 45% approval rating with many critics commenting on it’s lack of story.
Everyone’s favourite mutants are back. In many ways the X-Men franchise kick-started the recent boom in superhero films. The series began in 2000 and continues with the sixth installment, Apocalypse, which is released later this month.
Director Bryan Singer has been at the helm for four of these mutant-based adventures, taking a break for The Last Stand and First Class.
Taking a look back over the franchise, and missing out the two spin-off Wolverine films (probably for the best), here’s how the films stack up.
6. X-Men: The Last Stand
Brett Ratner almost killed the series with this clunky and misjudged film, ending the… Read the full story
Do you remember when everyone thought that Kristen Stewart had been dropped from the Snow White And The Huntsman sequel because of her affair with director Rupert Sanders?
Well the actress has finally explained the real reason that she didn’t appear as Snow White opposite Chris Hemsworth’s Huntsman, and it wasn’t about her cheating on Robert Pattinson.
Speaking to Variety, Kristen said:
It wasn’t a situation where I got kicked off a movie because I got in trouble. We had been in talks months after that… Read the full story
Mark Hamill has been filling his off time on the Star Wars Episode VIII set by answering some fan questions on Twitter.
And by answering, we mean taking the piss.
His followers used the hashtag #AskMrHamill to get the Luke Skywalker star to answer their questions and here’s a round up of the best responses.
The writers of Captain America: Civil War have explained why Daredevil didn’t get added to the bulging superhero line-up.
The action packed movie has Captain America, Iron Man, Hawkeye, Scarlett Witch, Black Widow, Black Panther, The Falcon, The Winter Soldier, Vision, Ant-Man, and War Machine starring – but Spider-Man was added to the mix at Daredevil’s expense.
It was suggested during a press conference that Daredevil would have been a better supporter for Iron Man, having gained experience while cleaning up Hell’s Kitchen in the… Read the full story
Gal Gadot has slapped closed the clapperboard for the upcoming Wonder Woman movie as it has wrapped filming.
The 31-year-old actress and model reprises her Amazonian warrior character Diana Prince as seen in critical flop/commercial juggernaut Batman Vs Superman: Dawn of Justice in a solo outing.
And the Israeli beauty looked pleased as pie as she announced the hard work has been done on the female fronted superhero flick.
‘Today was my last day shooting the solo @wonderwomanfilm!’ she wrote on Instagram.
‘It’s… Read the full story
We admit, we’ve become a little confused by the rumours surrounding the Beetlejuice sequel. One minute it’s happening with all the original cast on board – the next minute it’s not.
However director Tim Burton has now spoken out about plans for a follow-up to the 1988 cult favourite – and has said that actually, depending on the circumstances, it could indeed become a reality.
Speaking to the website Collider the director – whose new film Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children is released later this year – admitted that he has discussed the possibility of a Beetlejuice… Read the full story
The Harry Potter experience at the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London is pretty good – but it just got better.
A new exhibition has opened that lets massive fans of the films walk into an area they haven’t before been able to visit – the house that Harry grew up in. As most Potter fans know, Harry grew up sleeping… Read the full story
Move over Antonio Banderas, for there’s a new Zorro in town ready to leave the women swooning and the men with fear in their eyes… and it’s only Gael Garcia Bernal, the Golden Globe, MTV, Cannes Film Festival award-winning actor.
Gael will star as the masked outlaw for the upcoming Hollywood reboot of the classic which will be written and directed by BAFTA-nomianted Jonas Cuarón.
Z, as the new tale will be known, will reportedly be set in a new future, and in 2014 was unveiled as a ‘less traditional swashbuckler and more of a Dark Knight-style unveiling of the character with… Read the full story
Remember that Sad Ben Affleck video that went viral?
Of course you do. How could you forget the dulcet tones of Simon & Garfunkel as the camera closed in on Ben’s face after being asked how he felt about the bad reviews for Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice?
Well, according to BirthMoviesDeath, the actor was more than just sad. He was pretty pissed.
My sources have told me that Affleck was incredibly unhappy about the reception of BvS. He felt humiliated after spending so much of the press tour saying how much better this film would be than Daredevil. On top of that his agent was furious when Kevin Tsujihara jumped the gun and announced him as the director of The Batman – there were still negotiations happening.
Kevin Tsujihara is the head of Warner Bros. and back in April had confirmed Ben for both starring, directing and producing the second Batman film in this… Read the full story
