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The idea of taking a film – usually, but not exclusively, a buddy movie – and turning it into a Brokeback Mountain-style story of forbidden passion is certainly not new, but it currently seems to be a popular ‘thing’ on YouTube. While many of these cut-ups are typically awful, some are pretty funny and the … >
It’s asking moral questions of its audience that makes Good Cop worthy of a place amid the crowded market of crime dramas.
No swearword is safe from the censor’s blue pencil when a movie is being trimmed for television. Especially (although not exclusively) in America, even the mildest profanity is unacceptable, and directors have long since learned the only path through the moral quagmire is to redub all the explicit language with harmless alternatives. Of course, this … >
Not bored of Dark Knight spoofs yet? Good. Here’s Commissioner Gordon chatting to the Caped Crusader, who seems less keen on street justice and more interested in a certain baked snack product…
While the second season of The Walking Dead might not have the jaw-dropping ZOMG factor of its predecessor, Rick’s voyage from hero to antihero is a compelling one.
Rick Grimes is back in the second season of The Walking Dead on DVD and Blu-ray next week. The release comes packed with all-new extras, including deleted scenes, special effects featurettes and character profiles. Here are 10 facts we learned from the set…
The manically triumphant cackle of a villainous character or big screen loon is a trope as old as Hollywood itself, and the gleefully hysterical giggles just keep on coming. The hundred greatest frenzied guffaws in movie history – old and new, spoof and serious – have been compiled here, but be warned: this may drive … >
Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat have revealed three words which are related in some way to Series 3. But what the bloody hell are they on about?
Despite the incredible images of Mars that the Curiosity Rover has transmitted back to Earth, scientists at Mission Control have remained resolutely po-faced, keeping their excitement contained behind stony visages. But away from the glare of the media, the nerds at NASA like to kick back…
The implicit love story between Tyler Durden and Jack in Fight Club is brought to the fore, thanks to the music and prosthetic bosom of Meat Loaf. Some might argue that if you take this to its logical extreme, Tyler is in love with himself. To which we reply: well… yeah, he totally is.