We’re just a couple weeks away from director Chris Nolan’s final installment in his Batman trilogy. Just calling it one of the most anticipated films of the year, is a gross understatement. And the guys over at Warner Bros, know exactly how hungry we are for this film which is why they’ve been feeding us a steady diet of promo …

We’ve seen cops, swordsmen and villains duke it so far, but now, we’re leaving the ring to the greatest threat to humanity, since Justin Bieber released a second album. We’re talking Dracula, that nosferatu with a taste for the crimson wine. And we’re pitting two of his deadliest incarnations against each other, in Friday Fight Club today! Last Updated: June 29, 2012

Back at the beginning of the year we profiled the 25 most interesting and eagerly anticipated movie releases from the first 6 months of 2012. Now it’s time to consider the treats in store for cinemagoers in the second half of the year. The Dictator: The latest no holds barred, politically incorrect comedy from Borat and Ali G star Sacha …

I know, I know. I’m a hypocritical blasphemer. Go ahead and throw over-rip produce at me. The fact of the matter still remains that I am strangely looking forward to director José Padilha’s Robocop remake. Besides for Padilha’s impressive action film credentials with his Portugese language Elite Squad films, the other reason is Joel Kinnaman (The Killing, Safe House) who has been impressing …

Gary Oldman. The man has just about done it all (well, except win an Oscar, the “why” of which is a conundrum that some scientists at a place called CERN are desperately trying to solve). He’s fought alongside Batman, captured spies, hunted down professional killers, protected fabled boy wizards, assassinated presidents (allegedly), composed timeless music, tried to profit from the …

Previously titled The Wettest Country In the World, Lawless is the new film from director John Hillcoat – the man who kicked my emotions in the groin with The Road and made me love every single torturous second of it – and it looks like a doozy. Boasting a cast that makes me wet my pants in anticipation, this long-delayed true story of …

With the release date of The Dark Knight Rises getting ever closer, we’re starting to see the final bits and pieces falling into place. And thanks to some eagle-eyed forum members over at nolanfans, we can now confirm that director Chris Nolan’s final installment in his Caped Crusader trilogy has received a family friendly PG-13 rating. Last Updated: April 10, 2012

The best way to describe triple Oscar nominee Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is as an anti-James Bond. Sure it’s an espionage thriller set during the Cold War like the Classic Connery Era of 007 films, but the similarities between the 2 literary adaptations end there. While Ian Fleming’s British secret agent is a debonair ladies’ man, conducting most of his …