My, how times change. Today Kiefer Sutherland is a lovable, torture-prone spy, while Rufus Sewell is best remembered as a bad jouster who tackled the Joker, after which he was a bad vampire tackling Abe Lincoln. But both starred in one of the most remarkable movies of the Nineties – one that showed there is substance to special effects. Last …

On Sunday evening, the first of three national premieres took place for eagerly anticipated sequel Spud 2: The Madness Continues. Members of the cast and crew walked the red carpet at the first Nu Metro-organised event, held at Cinecentre Suncoast in Durban. Last Updated: June 12, 2013

…for awesomeness, that is! Now while I feel that the first chapter in The Hobbit Trilogy was the weakest of all of Peter Jackson’ Lord of the Rings film thus far (it managed the feat of feeling both bloated and also not having enough to it at the same time), it was still the best time you could have with dwarves without having to visit Darryn …

Welcome to The Extras! A daily dose of all the smaller movie related news, clips and just plain cool stuff that you might have missed! Last Updated: June 11, 2013

As much as I enjoyed Olympus Has Fallen, the other “terrorists take over the White House” movie this year, I won’t quite describe it as fun. Edge of your seat, non-stop action, definitely, but a movie that will leave your sphincter twitching like a rabbit’s nose from all the tension way more than it will have you fist pumping while wearing …

I have no idea what, but they’re clearly throwing something in the water over on the British Isles – well, besides tea leaves – to give them their rather unique sense of humour. For example, in a general speaking sort of manner, when you have some kind of nasty alien that looks a Smurf humped an angry squid, trying to …

I know that there are people out there who don’t like Woody Allen movies, just like I also know that there are people out there who don’t like jelly custard. And no, I don’t understand either of them. The neurotic characters, the charming babble of dialogue and the comedy that borders on tragedy; these are the trademarks of a Allen …

Now just last week we discussed the trend of studios announcing sequels to movies that haven’t even been released yet. Many of you weren’t fans of this approach, but somehow I get a feeling that you’re about to start singing a different tune as Warner Bros has officially greenlit (or should that be red and bluelit?) a sequel to Zack …