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The Host reviewed – Dull, ugly and derivative sci-fi

By Noelle Adams
April 26, 2013
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If you take Twilight, Beautiful Creatures and, now, The Host as examples, it looks like the film adaptations of Young Adult novels file away all edge from the genres those specific stories are set in. What’s left is utterly, well, blunt. If you’ve never been exposed to supernatural or science fiction cinema before, that’s good and well. You’ll have no …

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Extras! Breaking Dawn breaking records, First draft of Wayne's World 3 script completed, Sam Mendes may return for more Bond, Kristen Stewart in and Rupert Sanders out for Snow White sequel, Teenage Mutant Avengers Turtles,and There's now a smartphone app to help you not use your smartphone during movies?! Plus much more!

By Kervyn Cloete
November 20, 2012
in :  Entertainment
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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: November 20, 2012

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We review Total Recall – Lots of action, little depth

By Noelle Adams
October 1, 2012
in :  Reviews
5

It’s impossible to hate the new Total Recall remake. However, at the same time, sadly, you’re unlikely to feel much of anything about this “going through the motions” sci-fi adaptation – from Underworld and Die Hard 4 director Len Wiseman. Total Recall 2012 looks great and certainly isn’t insulting to its predecessor, but it comes across as completely without ambition …

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Entertainment

Movies opening today: From sci-fi remakes to Sugar Men

By Noelle Adams
August 31, 2012
in :  Entertainment
1

Opening wide in South African cinemas from today are the following 3 movies: Total Recall: The classic Arnie and Paul Verhoeven sci-fi actioner receives the 21st Century remake treatment. This time Colin Farrell is the disgruntled blue-collar worker of the future who gets more than he bargained for when he signs up for memory implants. Suddenly our hero is revealed …

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Midweek Mouth-off: Your Sci-five

By Noelle Adams
August 29, 2012
in :  Opinion
22

With the death this past weekend of moon-walking astronaut Neil Armstrong, today we’re thinking “To infinity and beyond!” What is your favourite science fiction film of all time? If that’s too hard, give us your Top 5. And at the same time, what’s the biggest genre dud in your opinion? Last Updated: August 29, 2012

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Luc Besson to write/direct an adaption of science-fiction comic VALERIAN

By Kervyn Cloete
July 2, 2012
in :  Entertainment
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You know, for somebody that flirted with retirement just a few years ago, Luc Besson sure is a busy man. Though he’s been mostly donning the producer’s hat as of late, he has a couple of directorial projects lined up. One such project is an English live-action adaptation of French comic book, Valerian, which will see Besson’s return to the …

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25 movies to watch in 2012 – July to December

By Noelle Adams
June 26, 2012
in :  Entertainment
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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 …

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Movies releasing today: Sci-fi clashes with indie drama

By Noelle Adams
June 8, 2012
in :  Entertainment
0

At this time of year, fantasy and science fiction dominate at the box office. This week is no different, with the release – in South Africa and the US – of one of the most highly anticipated sci-fi thrillers of 2012. Meanwhile, the only other 2 releases with the courage to open against this behemoth cunningly cater for a very …

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