Lego is beloved of children the world over thanks to a combination of creative potential and character licensing. Parents, on the other hand, have to deal with the post-play clean up and run the risk of embedding tiny cubes of plastic in the soft soles of their innocent feet. Given… Read More →
So far the only trailers we’ve seen for Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues have been enjoyable yet meaningless teaser clips. But here, for your delectation, is the first full trailer that actually features footage from the film itself. Ron Burgundy (Will Ferrell) and the rest of the news team are… Read More →
The first full length trailer for Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wall Street is here, and it’s already looking like a class A production. Based on the memoir of Jordan Belfort, a former stock market mogul and convicted financial criminal, it recounts the mostly true story of fraud, corruption and… Read More →
Man of Steel is a hulking, mechanised gorilla of a movie. Huge, unhinged and relentless, it piledrives the audience through almost two and a half hours of action. And while it’s never dull, it’s difficult to describe as fun. It opens with the wholesale destruction of a planet, which is… Read More →
Hot Tub Cinema is back for the summer with a new rooftop home in the heart of Shoreditch, and regular shows scheduled throughout June to September 2013. The Summer of Tub will be on the rooftop of arts and creative hub Rockwell House, offering panoramic views of the city within… Read More →
Steve Coogan’s enduring comic creation Alan Partridge is coming to the big screen this year and the first official trailer for the film makes for promising viewing if you’re a fan of North Norfolk’s top mid-morning DJ. Alan Partridge: Alpha Pap stars Coogan along with Tim Key and Colm Meaney…. Read More →
Zack Snyder is going to unleash Man of Steel on the world this weekend, but the movie which helped him find real mainstream success was 300. A famous tale of Spartan resilience transposed into a super-stylised slow and fast-mo world, 300 didn’t spawn spin-offs so much as it did relentless… Read More →
In the week of Man of Steel’s release, Joe West dissects the world’s dullest superhero The best thing about Superman is his logo. It’s huge, looks like jam swirled through custard and is something you’d see emblazoned on the t-shirts of people in ska bands in 2002. But as a… Read More →
Floating Cinema, is returning with a 10-week programme of events throughout this summer 2013. The Floating Cinema has been designed by Duggan Morris Architects in partnership with artists and filmmakers Nina Pope and Karen Guthrie (aka Somewhere) and is conceived as a collection of ‘extraordinary cargoes’ placed atop a traditional, industrial canal… Read More →
The global human trafficking industry is receiving a growing amount of media attention as a result of a number of high profile cases, although most audiences will be familiar with it through the oversimplified, unhelpful story of Taken. If you’re looking for a grittier, more realistic look at the modern… Read More →