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BFI London Film Festival 2015 Line-Up announced with Gala screenings of Steve Jobs, High-Rise, Trumbo, Black Mass, Carol & Suffragette
THE 59TH BFI LONDON FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES FULL 2015 PROGRAMME You can peruse the programme at your leisure here. The programme for the 59th BFI London Film Festival in partnership launched today, with Festival Director Clare Stewart presenting this year’s rich and diverse selection of films and events. BFI London Film Festival is Britain’s leading film […] More
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Bryan Cranston is blacklisted screenwriter Dalton Trumbo in biopic trailer
Dalton Trumbo was a Hollywood screenwriter in the ’40s who was successfully making pictures until the McCarthy hearings had him, along with many other Old Hollywood luminaries, accused to be a Communist and blacklisted from working in the movie industry. But he later went on to write such classics as Roman Holiday and Spartacus, among […] More
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Sketchy Episode 167 – ‘Batman: Year One’
Sketchy discusses the 2011 “Batman: Year One” and the DC comic by Frank Miller on which it was based. This story examines a young Bruce Wayne (Benjamin McKenzie) testing the waters of vigilante justice and a new lieutenant named James Gordon (Bryan Cranston) who just joined the Gotham police department. Enjoy! [powerpress] Listen on iTunes! […] More
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Listen to Bryan Cranston Narrate ‘You Have to Fucking Eat’
Following in the footsteps of Samuel L. Jackson, giving voice to Adam Mansbach’s international best seller, Go the F**k to Sleep. Emmy-winning actor Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad, Malcom in the Middle) has narrated author Adam Mansbach‘s tongue-in-cheek bedtime story You Have to Fucking Eat (which was released today after being announced last September). Watch a clip […] More
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60 Years of Godzilla: A History and Critique of the Greatest Monster Movie Series in Cinema
**Massive spoilers for every Godzilla movie, with the exception of the 2014 reboot, and Mothra follow** August 6th and 9th, 1945 forever changed the course of history. When the first nuclear bombs were dropped in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, World War II ended, but a new fear was born that dominated the thoughts of all […] More
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‘Breaking Bad’ Stars Reunite for this Amazing Video, also Starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus
The 2014 Primetime Emmy Awards are now less than a week away, and everyone is excited to see if the final season of Breaking Bad can beat True Detective – and also – if Veep can stack up against Modern Family. In anticipation of the broadcast, the Television Academy has put together a fun 6-minute […] More
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‘Breaking Bad’ spin-off ‘Better Call Saul’ debuting on AMC next year
If the series finale of Breaking Bad left a Bryan Cranston sized hole in your heart and your nights empty then brace yourself for the next instalment of AMC’s meth making universe. Coming to television screens next year, Better Call Saul will bring back not only Saul, the skeezy lawyer played by Bob Odenkirk who helped get the […] More
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The Mythology and Symbolism of ‘Drive’
It is always a little special when a film that on the surface bears no signs of ulterior motive becomes the subject of mass deconstruction by a plethora of critics, casuals and the insane. Case in point would be Sound on Sight’s film of 2011, Drive. More
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‘Godzilla’ a genuinely exciting spectacle with incredible setpieces
Godzilla Written by Max Borenstein Directed by Gareth Edwards USA, 2014 It’s been almost 16 years to the day since Roland Emmerich attempted and failed to bring Godzilla to a wider American audience, a mistake almost as gargantuan as the monster itself was an accident of nuclear radiation and mutation. Surprisingly, the concept of making […] More
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‘Godzilla’, the new film featuring the classic monster, releases another trailer
One of the most iconic monsters in movie history is Godzilla. Making his first appearance in 1954, the King of the Monsters has appeared in nearly 30 movies, along with showing up in comic books and video games, building his own set of fans along the way. News of a new movie featuring the classic […] More
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‘RoboCop’ remake merely forgettable, instead of being an outright misfire
RoboCop Written by Joshua Zetumer & Edward Neumeier and Michael Miner Directed by José Padilha USA, 2014 Paul Verhoeven’s science-fiction films RoboCop and Total Recall take place in different environments and eras, but share a similarly raucous, ramshackle, satiric attitude. These films are products of their time, filled with garishly practical effects and grimy, tactile […] More
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‘Godzilla’, the latest incarnation of the classic monster, releases a trailer
One of the most recognizable monsters in movie history is Godzilla. Since his first onscreen appearance in 1954, the creature has gained a worldwide following of fans, appearing in nearly 30 movies as well as a variety of other media. Having last appeared onscreen in 2004 with Godzilla: Final Wars, many fans were intrigued to […] More
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