Nope, this isn’t Olympus Has Fallen, so you can relax because you’re not going mad. It’s White House Down, Roland Emmerich’s presidential action-disaster movie that stars Channing Tatum and Jamie Foxx. And as the second trailer suggests, it could feature one of the most over the top job interviews of… Read More →

After the WonderCon trailer for Pacific Rim got us hot and bothered earlier this week, new CinemaCon footage is hoping to do the same for The Wolverine. It definitely succeeds in stirring some seat-of-your-pants excitement, although since this is the fifth film featuring the same actor playing the same comic… Read More →

Walking With Dinosaurs was a ground-breaking BBC documentary originally shown back in 2000. 13 years later it’s getting the full cinematic treatment courtesy of a feature-length 3D adaptation helmed by 20th Century Fox. Although the first trailer for the film doesn’t suggest that they’ve given any of the prehistoric beasts… Read More →

Is there a more exciting movie being released this year than Pacific Rim? It’s not a sequel, a reboot or a comic book adaptation, and it’s plot revolves around huge, human-controlled robots fighting even huger alien monsters. What’s not to like? The latest trailer for the film is filled with… Read More →

Paul Rudd plays the leading man in tons of broad comedies from the Apatow stable, so it’s nice to see him in Prince Avalanche, an indie film from David Alan Green, the director of Pineapple Express and Your Highness. Prince Avalanche is a remake of Either Way, an Icelandic comedy… Read More →

The way we treat old people can be pretty appalling. They’re marginalised in Western culture to the point that if you see a woman who’s over 60 on TV she’s probably being interviewed for a news piece about the menopause or advertising stool softening/penis hardening products. Red 2, then, could… Read More →

Before the high-octane action spectacular that is Fast & Furious 6 hits UK cinemas on May 17th you’ve still got time to cast your eye over this final trailer for the film. Vin Diesel, Paul Walker and a host of other characters from previous entries in the franchise are back… Read More →

Joss Whedon’s billion dollar blockbuster Avengers Assemble was a summer hit in 2012, but this June British audiences will get the chance to see his take on a Shakespeare play in Much Ado About Nothing. It’s quite the gear shift for Whedon, but then he’s always endeavoured to keep audiences… Read More →

The Wolverine has a distinctly Asian theme, so it’s appropriate that the latest trailer for the film is intended for Japanese audiences. Although of course that doesn’t mean us westerners can’t enjoy it as well. The film will focus on X-Men loner Wolverine and his struggle to cope with the… Read More →

M. Night Shyamalan has painted himself into a corner over the course of his career. He’s known for his twists, so audiences are bound to spend the entirety of After Earth, which he wrote and directed, trying to second-guess the trajectory of the plot. Knowing that there’s a twist to… Read More →