Following on from the awesomeness that is Tom Hiddleston as a scenery chewing Loki is no easy task, but that’s exactly what was asked of the Captain America: The Winter Soldier panel after it followed the thunderous one for Thor: The Dark World. And for those few lucky enough (and determined/batsh!t crazy enough to stand in a queue for more than 12 hours) …

Let’s be frank: We haven’t exactly been kind to Jose Padilha’s Robocop remake around here. The combination of our love of Paul Verhoeven’s original film, and early script reports that sounded as if the folks involved had no idea what the original movie was about, meant that we as much patience for it as Darryn has with old ladies at the …

It’s not easy adapting movies from foreign territories into material that will satisfy western audiences. Which is most likely why American films based on British productions fail so damn every single time. But other nations? There’s potential there to take that original movie and rework it into something that can suit the tastes of that audience. Spike Lee has been …

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 5, 2013

I’m sure that a bunch of you checked out those Fast & Furious guys and girls over the weekend (curse my busy social life for not allowing me to see it yet!) but later in the year, another movie featuring the neon-covered need for for speed will be out, also starring another bald guy. Not that he has much choice in the …

If the Oscars is the serious, big daddy of movie awards ceremonies, then the MTV Movie Awards would be that drunk uncle that all the kids love, but who embarasses all the adults at family functions. Because nothing says take “This ceremony is legit” quite like having a Best Shirtless Moment category. But thanks to host Rebel Wilson (and her two …

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: April 12, 2013

Despite a sterling reputation, Quentin Tarantino isn’t the most consistent writer-director. Leaping around between genres, and typically juggling large casts, his experimental work is always interesting… but not always satisfying. Django Unchained fortunately demonstrates the filmmaker on form. A tad overlong, prone to obvious fan service moments and suffering from jarring tonal shifts, this Spaghetti Western-Blaxploitation-Revenge-Actioner (phew!) is nonetheless entirely …