The one thing that makes James Bond films so special, is that they all lead up to some of most magnificent moments and scenes ever committed to a film reel. Car chases, epic fights and vast amounts of alcohol, they’re all there, and after 50 years of them, we’re highlighting ten exceptional moments from the franchise today. Last Updated: October 11, 2012

I might have lied in that review yesterday concerning The Dark Knight Returns. It’s not the best Batman film I’ve ever seen. It’s the best first half of a Batman film that I’ve ever seen. Part two of the epic Dark Knight saga is on the way though, and it’ll be here early next year. What can you expect in …

Admit it, when you first saw the trailer for The Man With the Iron Fists, the writing and directorial debut of hip-hop legend the RZA ‘s (pronounced ruh-zuh, for those of you who ain’t from the hood), you were probably thinking “This looks insanely cool! But mostly insane!”. Well, that’s when you could think in between bouts of drooling on your …

Things are moving quicklyon the latest Terry Gilliam project, Zero Theorem, which stars Christoph Waltz as a man looking to uncover the truth to human existence through the power of MATHS! Of course, Waltz isn’t the only person on board the Gilliam madness express, and to round out his cast, the former Python is looking to reunite with one of …

I’m really, really looking forward to Django Unchained. Which is kind of odd, because the last couple of Quentin Tarantino films had me tossing out my sleeping tablet prescription for a pillow. They were boring, is what I mean. But this western looks different. It looks like Tarantino has managed to finally put his bloated ego to one side and …

Good evening. With the calendar rapidly approaching Awards season, the Oscar bait is being flung out thick and fast. Well a rather large bit of chum has just hit the water and I really didn’t think this metaphor through before I started writing it. Damn. In any case, Fox Searchlight have released the trailer for biopic docudrama Hitchcock and it looks …

Love. Easily the most destructive emotion known to man, yet also it’s most exhilarating. And sometimes, when it’s practiced from behind high powered binoculars while perched in a tree, kind of creepy. Luckily Joe “Atonement”Wright chooses not to showcase that particular brand of love (phew) in his adaptation of Leo Tolstoy’s classic novel, Anna Karenina, but he certainly covers the first …

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