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With new talent shows and singing contests popping up every week, and proving to be very popular, it’s no surprise there’s one heading to the big screen in the form of the animated musical-comedy, Sing. The official plot synopsis is as follows: Set in a world like ours but entirely inhabited by animals, Sing stars Buster Moon (Academy Award® winner …

In what can only be the next installment in the Saw franchise Academy Award® winner Matthew McConaughey steps into the body of a koala who has plans to re-energize his theater by hosting an Idols-like competition. No, even Trevor couldn’t make that up after his usual shock therapy sessions. Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn recently took to his soapbox about Hollywood copying movies in …

I don’t know about you guys, but I consider myself a thunder-buddy. Because f*** you thundah! That was the main lesson learnt in director Seth Macfarlane’s debut flick, Ted. There was probably some other lesson learnt about growing up, which clearly has been forgotten about in the sequel. Or maybe not, as Macfarlane explained to Collider how he was looking to not …

I really enjoyed the first Ted movie. It was unusually vulgar, the comic timing of Mark Whalberg and his imaginary friend was awesome and it had a teddy getting high. What’s not to like?! The thing about writer/director and voice of Ted, Seth MacFarlane, is that he can hit a home run one time but then also miss one on such epic …

Let it not be said that the first Ted film was anything more than several Family Guy jokes recycled and trotted out with some foul language and an apparent distrust of thundah-storms. Still, despite that, the tale of a crass teddy bear trying to live his own life was surprisingly damn funny, thanks to some great chemistry between star Mark Wahlberg …

One of my all time favourite actors is Sir Patrick Stewart. A man who can act on the bridge of a starship screaming out “Make it so” and one who can embody the melancholy of Macbeth, the man is versatile! So it is with utter glee (I am literally squeeing now) that I can tell you he’s decided to do a …

When Ted first came out in 2013, it was Seth MacFarlane’s debut directorial effort. It was rude, crude and it starred two dudes. And it was freakin’ awesome. Seeing Mark Wahlberg have actual onscreen chemistry with a CGI creation voiced by MacFarlane, somehow worked. It was a solid film, with some great jokes and even better characters. Naturally, a sequel …