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The Incredible Hulk Review
Added by FilmMonkey, 10-07-2008, links to
Added by FilmMonkey, 10-07-2008, links to
Can the director of the Transporter make a better Hulk film than the director of Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon? More
Added by FilmMonkey, 10-07-2008, links to http://www.screendaily.com/ScreenDailyArticle.aspx?intStoryID=39761
Found this on ScreenDaily. Be careful though. Read only the first two paragraphs and the last four. The rest is plot. More
Added by iain, 04-06-2008, links to http://www.tccandler.com/columns/100_greatest_movie_posters.htm?=rss
Agree or disagree, and has anybody actually seen #1? More
Added by FilmMonkey, 25-05-2007, links to http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/6687459.stm
30 years young. Now everyone is jumping on the Star Wars bandwagon again, including the BBC who have printed the transcript of Barry Norman's Film 1977 review of Star Wars. More
Added by iain, 13-03-2007, links to http://www.talkfilm.co.uk/pages/review-300
War. Huh. What is it good for. Absolutely nothing, unless you have some outstanding CG work and gallons of digital blood to be throwing about the place. Our eyes are still recovering from seeing 300 on the huge IMAX screen last night. But was it worth it? More
Added by FilmMonkey, 18-12-2006, links to http://www.screendaily.com/story.asp?storyid=28971
Surely it is going to be attrocious. Surely it must be the worst film idea ever to make it from the fag packet, out of the bar, through the washing machine, onto the desk, into a screenplay, through the production meetings, past the test audiences and onto our screens! Or will it surprise us all? More
Added by iain, 09-12-2006, links to http://www.cnn.com/2006/SHOWBIZ/Movies/12/08/review.apocalypto/index.h...
Having crucified Jesus in excruciating detail in his last film, and allowed himself to be drawn and quartered at considerable length in 'Braveheart,' Mel Gibson's fetish for movie martyrdom is as well known as his taste for claret. More
Added by iain, 07-12-2006, links to http://living.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=1812972006
NOT since sitting through Love Actually have I wanted to put my foot through a cinema screen as much as I did watching this horribly contrived, abysmally acted, bloated and self-important romcom. More
Added by iain, 07-12-2006, links to http://www.timeout.com/film/news/1584.html?DCMP=OTC-RSS-Film
A leading commentator on Christianity and the church, Theo Hobson, offers his view on the new American film. More
Added by iain, 01-12-2006, links to http://www.talkfilm.co.uk/pages/review-the-prestige
Our very own FilmMonkey casts his critical eye over Christopher Nolan's latest, The Prestige. Did he wish stars Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale had stuck to their respective comic book franchises, or did he find it to be... magical? More
Added by iain, 28-11-2006, links to http://popjournalism.ca/blog/?p=170
If you're in journalism or PR, Shut Up is a fascinating crisis management case study -- in addition to being an engaging and entertaining doc. More
Added by iain, 18-11-2006, links to http://www.space.com/entertainment/061116_bond_review.html
It’s James Bond in the raw. He falls in love and gets his hands dirty, making for both sweaty and bloody action scenes, which as intended, are more realistic than the gadget-heavy stunts of past films. More
Added by iain, 18-11-2006, links to http://movies.monstersandcritics.com/reviews/article_1223445.php/Movie...
Monsters & Critics reviews Heath Ledger et al in the adaptation of Luke Davies's novel Candy. More