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Dennis Quaid’s new thriller, Horsemen, comes to DVD and Blu-ray next month giving fans a chance to enjoy two Quaid October releases - his Sci-Fi thriller Pandorum is released next Friday. Produced by Michael Bay (Transformers 1 & 2, Armageddon) this chilling crime thriller stars Dennis Quaid (The Day After Tomorrow, G.I Joe: The Rise of The Cobra) as a police detective who has grown increasingly distant from … [Read more...]
O2 has confirmed the Palm Pre, which has had mixed reviews in the US, will be go on sale on 16 October. The network, which has the handset on an exclusive basis, will offer the phone for free on an 18 month tariff of £44.05 per month. On lower tariffs the handset will cost £96.89. O2 say all the tariffs include unlimited data built in including Wi-Fi access to more than 7,500 hotspots around the UK. In an … [Read more...]
After last week's preview of the upcoming Jamie Foxx and Robert Downey Jr starring The Soloist we have a real treat for you - a great video interview with Foxx himself. Released in the UK on the 25th September 2009, the film tells the story of former classical music prodigy Nathaniel Anthony Ayers (Foxx) who is discovered playing his violin on the streets of L.A by journalist Steve Lopez (Downey). As Lopez … [Read more...]
Monty Python fans will be able to see the exclusive World Premiere of the new Monty Python film Monty Python: Almost the Truth at 51 Vue Cinemas next Tuesday (29th September 2009). The screenings are part of a simultaneous world premiere to mark the 40th anniversary of the birth of Britain’s legendary and anarchic comedy troupe. Bringing the existing Monty Python team back together again for the first time since … [Read more...]
The subject of the film seems perfect for you, but the idea of making it did not come immediately. Why? I think the choice was too obvious, in fact. Manouchian the Armenian, the German occupation (my mother was born in Germany) and communism—the combination of those three elements probably brought it too close to home. Ever since I was born, Iʼve heard Manouchianʼs story. Heʼs up there in the pantheon of … [Read more...]
Set in Paris in 1941, director Robert Guediguian's The Army of Crime tells the story of the bravery of the men and women of the French Resistance. The wartime drama sees poet Missak Manouchian lead a mixed bag of youngsters and émigrés in a clandestine battle against the Nazi occupation. News of their daring attacks, including the assassination of an SS General, eventually reaches Berlin. Under the orders … [Read more...]
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