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You might be forgiven for thinking that mining the ’80s for ideas has gone too far, but when a big screen remake of a little TV show acknowledges just that, you know

Made to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Xinhai Revolution, which heralded the end of China’s Qing dynasty, and starring Jackie Chan in his 100th role, 1911 promises to be an epic

Is laughter the best medicine?

You might think that based on the cast list alone, Hal Ashby’s 8 Million Ways to Die is something of a hidden gem.

A bloody, violent hugely enjoyable samurai kill-spree that is very much a film of two halves.

From the writers that gave us Sexy Beast and the best of British cast, this could have been the gangster hit that the UK has long-awaited but it literally pulls no punches.

Giles Borg’s 1234 tells the story of wannabe musicians as sweat their way telesales towards fame. A potential cult classic that stands out in its genre. Pop Idol, X Factor and a

What is it with Roland Emmerich? He seems to have developed his own genre of filmmaking: the worst-case scenario. From Independence Day to The Day After Tomorrow to his latest, 2012, whether

Noel Clarke has come a long way from his sidekick days in BBC’s Doctor Who. Playing Mickey, boyfriend to Billie Piper’s Rose in the hit show, may have helped him to become

If you can get past the improbable concept that a man can survive a hail of 22 .45 calibre bullets, drag his holely self out of intensive care, set about on a