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David 'Darth Vader' Prowse Banned from Lucasfilm Conventions
Filed under: Celebrities and Controversy, Cinematical David Prowse, who played the man in the Darth Vader suit during the original Star Wars trilogy, has been banned from Lucasfilm-approved Star Wars...
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Is Jerry Bruckheimer's Billion-Dollar Touch Gone?
Filed under: Deals, Disney, Box Office, Distribution, Movie News, UK Box Office, Cinematical, UK Box OfficeHas Jerry Bruckheimer lost the ability to turn in money-churning blockbuster after...
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Bill Murray Admits 'Garfield' Mistake
Filed under: Celebrities and Controversy, CinematicalLegendary funny man Bill Murray has admitted to GQ magazine that he signed up to play the titular lead in Garfield not for the money, nor the...
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Oliver Stone Teases 'Scarface 2'
Filed under: New Releases, RumorMonger, Movie News, New Releases, Cinematical Could we soon see a sequel to the Oliver Stone-penned, Brian De Palma-directed 80s classic Scarface? Chatting up his new...
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Their Best Role: Angelina Jolie
Filed under: Columns, Their Best Role, Columns, Cinematical It's hard to believe now, but back in 1999 Angelina Jolie received only fourth billing for Mike Newell's Pushing Tin. It's even harder to...
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It Sure Looks Like the 3D Craze is Cooling Off
Filed under: Distribution, Exhibition, Movie Marketing, Movie News, Cinematical Are audiences losing interest in the 3D revolution? The above graph, by TheWrap's Daniel Frankel, suggests they just...
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Interview: Kevin Macdonald of 'Life in a Day'
Filed under: Interviews, Celebrity Interviews, Cinematical Oscar-winning documentarian Kevin Macdonald has his work cut out for him with his latest project. Life in a Day is an experiment that blends...
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'Monsters' Teaser Unleashed
Filed under: Trailers and Clips, Trailers and Clips, Cinematical I may only have spent a couple of months with Cinematical, but if you've read more than a few of my posts in that time you've probably...
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Interview: The Very Genre-Friendly Charisma Carpenter
Filed under: Action, Horror, Interviews, Celebrity Interviews, Cinematical On the small screen, she was the quintessential all-American cheerleader, both in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Veronica Mars....
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Cinematical's UK Top 5: Summer Screen, 'The Room' and the 80s Revisited
Filed under: Columns, Columns, Cinematical As the summer heat continues - by UK standards, we should be expecting torrents of rain any second by this point - darkened cinemas are becoming increasingly...
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Universal Asks Non-Employees to Skip Their AA Meetings
Filed under: Celebrities and Controversy, CinematicalIt's a story that seems to have been ripped from the pages of some caper comedy. Maybe some day it will become one. In a massive, 27-year breach of...
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Review: Nanny McPhee Returns
Filed under: Comedy, Theatrical Reviews, Family Films, Remakes and Sequels, Reviews, Cinematical When actors craft movie roles for themselves they tend to play to their own ever-active egos. So Matt...
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Review: The Town (TIFF 2010)
Filed under: Theatrical Reviews, Toronto International Film Festival, Toronto Film Festival, Reviews, Cinematical As an actor, Ben Affleck's name over a title has been a worrying sight in recent...
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Michael Caine, Mickey Rooney, Paul Giamatti: San Sebastian Festival Report
Filed under: Cinematical, Festivals Few film festivals can boast as many distractions as San Sebastian, in Spain's Basque Country. From the world-class cuisine (several of the world's best restaurants...
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Sitges Reviews: 'Black Lightning', 'The Reef', 'John Carpenter's The Ward'
Filed under: Reviews, Cinematical, Festivals 'Black Lightning' Timur Bekmambetov is lining up to direct a U.S. remake of this Russian-language blockbuster he produced last year. It's easy to see why:...
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Tim Burton's 'Alice in Wonderland': Best Picture Nominee?
Filed under: Movie News, Oscar News, CinematicalWith Venice and Toronto distant memories, tongues have been wagging non-stop on the subject of Oscar season hopefuls. There are the obvious choices -...
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McG to Tell '300'-Style Version of Christopher Columbus Story
Filed under: Movie News, CinematicalIt's probably the least likely story you've ever heard, but McG (he of noisy actioners and awful storytelling) has joined with Richard Branson (he of delayed trains...
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Sitges Reviews: 'Vanishing on 7th Street', 'Agnosia' & 'Insidious'
Filed under: Reviews, Cinematical, Festivals ' Vanishing on 7th Street' It's a wonder this film, from director Brad Anderson, isn't based on one of Stephen King's legion of stories. In the best way...
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Kevin Smith Auctions 'Red State' Poster Premiere for Charity
Filed under: Movie News, CinematicalAnother day, another character poster released for Kevin Smith's upcoming indie horror flick 'Red State', which was recently confirmed to premiere at the Sundance...
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Producer Paula Wagner on 'Inception,' 'Avatar' and How Films Get Made
Filed under: Celebrity Interviews, Features, Cinematical An award winning producer, and one of Hollywood's most powerful players, Paula Wagner is perhaps best known for her long association with Tom...
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