Everything for the movie mad - Reviews, Classic Quotes, Posters, Trailers and Recommendations! Written by @vickyhinault @jamie_speak and @matthew_white
Trailer: Marley
Directed by Academy Award® and BAFTA® winning filmmaker Kevin Macdonald, (Touching the Void) this movie is the story of Bob Marley’s life and helps spread both his music and his messages of love and redemption.
The movie will be released worldwide throughout the summer to coincide with the 50th anniversary year of Jamaican Independence.
New Image: The Bourne Legacy | Collider
Constipation combined with breaking and entering.
CANNOT WAIT TO SEE THIS!
Trailer: The Raven
John Cusack stars in this gritty thriller that portrays the fictional days of poet Edgar Allen Poe as he embarks on a hunt for a serial killer.
Paired with a young Baltimore detective (Luke Evans, Immortals) the pair begin their investigation to track down the brutal killer that is using Poes words as a basis for a string of brutal murders.
Directed by James McTeiguethis promises to be as dark and as intriguing as his previous cinematic outings (V for Vendetta)
Matthew Goode has been appointed as Jameson Cult Film Club’s 2012 ambassador. The free cult film event will kick off with an advanced screening of Jo Nesbo’s Scandinavian thriller Headhunters at London’s Saatchi Gallery on March 21.
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HAPPY FRIDAY! AVENGERS ASSEMBLE
Beautiful little moment from a true cult film!
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I saw Carnage yesterday at the cinema - what a great film. The basic story is about two couples who come together to discuss a fight their 11 year old sons had on the playground. This soon escalates though, for various reasons, and the four of them end up bickering and fighting solidly for almost 90 minutes.
The cast play their roles brilliantly, the writing and directing is quick, sharp and clever, and the comedic moments are perfectly timed. Highly recommended from me!
(MW)
Team Movie Emporium are sitting down (with guests @pbarrio and @NeoCroMagnon) to watch the epic Drive this evening. Vicky and I are super excited as we’ve not watched it since the cinema. Jamie is excited too, even though he saw it 6 times when it was released theatrically. No judgement here at all though.
(MW)
Based on the true story of Brazils most notorius gangster, Hiroito Joanides de Moraes, Boca charts the highs and lows of Heratios lofty asscent to the King Boca de Lixo.
The film charts Heratio’s life, from angry young man, to king of the 50’s underworld, whilst taking a close look at his love of violence, women, and drugs.
The film won Best Cinematography, and Best Editing at Miami’s Brazilian Film Festival, and it’s not difficult to see why. Not only is it beautifully filmed, with it’s soft coloured hues and the complex and colourful background of Brazil there are moments in the film that are nothing short of awe inspiring.
Whilst i felt the film could have been slightly longer in order to really explore Heratio’s character to the full, this is a great look at a life that fueled by the desire for power quickly becomes a life that looses control. That said Daniel de Oliveira who plays Hiratio, does so with a calm intensity that you are constantly awaiting his next reckless move as it never seems far from the surface.
Brought to you by the same people that brought us City of God the movie is masterfully directed by Flavio Frederico.
Out on Monday I highly recommend you check this movie out of you are looking for a great movie that is not only visually stunning but tells the story of an unpredictable and ultimately fascinating character.
Back to the Future 2: A message to Scientists everywhere
The pressure is on science, the pressure is on!
