A lot of us remember Jurassic Park as the perfect summer blockbuster. It had everything you could ask for: CG dinosaurs, Samuel L. Jackson, CG dinosaurs, an awkwardly shirtless Jeff Goldblum, CG dinosaurs, and of course Spielberg behind the camera. Read More >>
Featured comment by 16vmini:
"i did not even know movies expire ... still dont get all of this sometimes :)
i want smokey and the bandit .. but that aint on there .. really that..." More »
The going gets tough on Netflix sometimes. Between the eight people sharing your account it's just not clear who has been marathoning Grey's Anatomy, and the recommendations are all over the place. How are you supposed to find something to watch? With this brilliant flowchart, of course. Read More >>
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"For those who are lazy ... High Res version :
http://c7075ce3be2cd6eeb217-d9d7af6e1df96b624b556205....r98.cf2.rackcdn.com/what-to-watch-on-netflix..." More »
Tucked in a corner of Soho Square, cosied up against ad agencies and seemingly every media firm in London, is the London HQ of Dolby, who you may remember from the title credits of just about every film ever. Hiding in the heart of this otherwise-ordinary building, though, is arguably the coolest cinema in the country, created at enormous expense to demonstrate the next gen of cinema tech. Read More >>
Featured comment by jdslater:
"We saw GI Joe 2 in the Leicester Square location and I hated the sound. I found it too bassy and very hard to hear dialogue. It got better about halfw..." More »
Craving a good dollop of Disney? Good, because Netflix has just landed a whole load of "exclusive" Disney movies, both classics and new stuff, for streaming in the UK. Included in the mix are Marvel films, stuff from Dreamworks, and things like Wall-E and Pirates of the Caribbean. Hopefully that means the Star Wars lot will make it too. Read More >>
Movies are too long. Even film masterpieces can shave off a few minutes here and there so we can get off our arses, away from laptops, out of the cinemas, eyeballs off the TV a little bit earlier. So. How short can a movie be for you to get the gist of it? Can it be done in nine single frames? Read More >>
An announcement from the well-known fantasy film maker George Osborne has revealed that owing to cunning tax breaks, the upcoming Disney-powered Star Wars will be shot in the UK. So we can rule out the Tattoine scenes then. Read More >>
The thought of being ditched at sea isn't as terrible as being left behind in space. At least when you compare the trailers for Open Water and Alfonso Cuarón's latest, Gravity. The synopsis for this space odyssey goes something like this: Read More >>
Featured comment by Kat Hannaford:
"It's great, isn't it? One of our stablemates here in London, gaming site CVG.co.uk, rolled out a new adaptive design for its desktop, tablet and mobil..." More »
Blu-rays. Can you get enough of them? We can't. If we're not watching them we're using them as coasters, balancing wonky tables with them, or using them as targets and shooting them out of the air with rifles. Read More >>
Star Trek Into Darknessfinally hits our cinemas today, and while legions of fans have already snapped up their tickets, Cumberbatch is in full-on PR mode. Snagged by none-other than Google, watch the Into Darkness baddie squirm under the pressure of a Google+ barrage. Read More >>
Featured comment by Indy Sidhu:
"Damon was removed from ST 2009 from the credits. He was 1/3 of the writing troupe on this film. The other two are the same writers from the first." More »
Elysium, Neill Blomkamp’s long-delayed futuristic Matt Damon vehicle, tells the story of a class war between the unwashed masses, who live on Earth, and the super wealthy, who live in an absurdly opulent community in the sky. And as it turns out, the super-luxe buildings of Elsyium's tomorrow actually exist right here in the present day. Read More >>
Featured comment by Spazturtle:
"Looks more like this stanford torus space station design: http://www.nss.org/settlement/space/graphics/abalakin-800.jpg" More »
The legend that is Simon Pegg has a new film, and if this hilarious trailer is anything to go by, it's like some of the best British films to date all blended in as one. Aliens? Zombies? Who knows, just smash 'em on the head and it'll all be alright. Read More >>
Featured comment by Crowley:
"I am NOT trolling. This looks rather forced and kinda piss poor to be honest. I did not laugh once at the promo. Loved Hot Fuzz but..." More »
The third Iron Man could have been one of two movies. It could have gone on a light and self-referential victory lap of the Ocean’s Thirteen variety. Or it could have decided that after two outings—one great, the other basically good enough—we had enough foundation with the characters to really dig in. Either might have worked, but it tried to be both. And didn't quite pull it off. Read More >>
Featured comment by Alex:
"Makes sense for future TV licensing.
Just think about how many times Die Hard is played over Christmas and you'll see why Marvel has played a smart..." More »
You're driving along a country road at a very safe speed. You don't want to hit any deer. And when you see one crossing the road your reflexes kick in! You slam on the breaks and stop just shy of your woodland friend. But boy would a bloody deer head hood ornament look nice . . . Read More >>
Iron Man has finally returned to cinemas, inevitably leaving a lot of us lusting for our own set of red and gold armour But it turns out that billions of pounds, a genius IQ, and the magic of Hollywood aren't required to realise that dream. At least, not for these brilliant amateur creations. Read More >>
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