Given the resounding brilliance of last year’s Gone Girl (it came in at No. 2 on FilmJuice’s Favourite Films of 2014 in case you were wondering which you can read HERE) it’s
Natalie Portman has been busy editing her directorial debut A Tale Of Love And Darkness so has been absent from screens since 2013’s Thor: The Dark World but there are now rumours that
Gone Girl director David Fincher has always been a filmmaker who likes to plant dark thoughts in his audiences’ mind. Films that stay with you long after the credits have rolled and
Slumdog Millionaire’s Oscar winning director Danny Boyle could be in line to direct The Steve Jobs Movie with Leonardo DiCaprio in the title role. Last week came news that Se7en and The
David Fincher might be busy putting the finishing touches to his adaptation of Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl but that hasn’t stopped him holding early talks to direct the Steve Jobs Film. If
To celebrate the release of Captain Phillips at cinemas from October 18th FilmJuice are taking a look at some of the best films based on true events. From the heart warming to
David Fincher, the director who is currently hard at work on his adaptation of Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl, is set to return to a project he’d previously abandoned in the shape of
Coming after his much lauded, and Oscar nominated, Incendies, all eyes are on Prisoners’ director Denis Villeneuve to see if he can repeat the trick of making an engaging drama mystery for
Christina Hendricks, the actress best known for bossing around TV’s Mad Men, has joined the cast of the film adaptation of Gillian Flynn’s Dark Places. The film already boasts Charlize Theron, Chloe