Man, I could swear that there was some film that was supposed to release earlier this year, something with a life-like lack of hair and a smackdown grip that would knock the taste out of my mouth…in 2D. Oh yeah, it was GI Joe: Retaliation! Originally due out way earlier this year, the film was pulled back so that it …

Yes, I know. This is “The MOVIES dot co dot za” so reporting on TV series is not really our thing. However, when it’s a TV series further exploring one of cinema’s greatest characters, and being portrayed by one of the greatest actors around today, well then you can be damn sure it’ll get a headline or two around here. …

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Oh Adam Sandler, what I wouldn’t give for you to be funny and relevant once more. Over the last couple of years, your films have steadily declind, and the last time that I genuinely laughed, was in Don’t Mess with the Zohan. But that was at Benecio Del Toro, not you. And for your next project, my enthusiasm wanes even …

I don’t know about you lot, but having seen The Expendables 2 was one of my film highlights this year. Brash, in your face but always fun, the film was a real blast. It also made a decent dent at the box office, so seeing a third film (IN 3D!) isn’t out of the question. But we reckon that this …

Nope, it’s not a film based on that time our national cricket team had some brownies in Amsterdam! The Green Inferno sees Eli Roth return to his directing chair, as he helms a project that combines environmental themes with fine cuisine. Cannibalistic cuisine that is. Anyone for some leg of Larry? Last Updated: October 26, 2012

He’s bahack! And he’s everywhere. Ever since Arnie finished up his run in politics, the man has been seen everywhere lately, from The Expendables 2, a trailer for The Last Stand, teaming up with Sly Stallone again for The Tomb and the geektastic news that he was preparing to don a loincloth once again for The legend of Conan. And …

Until The Avengers hulk-smashed their way into my geeky heart, X-Men: First Class was my favourite of the Marvel comics based movies, and a lot of that had to do with the stylish direction of Kick-Ass (adjective or movie title, use as you feel fit) director Matthew Vaughn. He produced an incredible film under really tough conditions with First Class (he only …