Monday, 24 January 2011
Matrix 4 & 5? Maybe according to Keanu
Keanu Reeves has started rumours that we could be seeing Matrix 4 & 5 and that they could be in 3D. If this happens i hope the two films explain how reloaded and revolutions didn't exist and is a loop hole in the Matrix which we was fulled into spending money to see. Lets see if we see Neo again as Keanu needs another big hit.
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Sunday, 23 January 2011
Just Go With It Movie Trailer Official (HD)
Coming to cinemas February the new comedy from Adam Sandler with Jennifer Aniston. Looks better than Grown Ups at least.
The Town Movie review
Based on Chuch Hogan's novel Prince of thieves, Ben Affleck Directs, co writes and stars in this American Crime Drama. Ben Affleck plays Doug McRay who with his three friends James "Jem" Coughlin (Jeremy Renner), Albert "Gloansy" Magloan (Slaine), and Desmond "Dez" Elden (Owen Burke), do robberies for "Fergie" Colm (the late Pete Postlethwaite) a local florist at Charlstown.On the first robbery at the beginning of the film they rob a bank and take the bank manager Claire Keesey (Rebecca Hall) hostage. Doug after the robbery keeps an eye on Claire to see if she remembers anything that could identify the four and becomes attached to her against "Jem's" wishes. Hence a similar trend of movies where Doug wants out but Fergie wont allow it. The bank robberies in the film are nicely done and the costume they chose like the nuns in the poster takes you back to point break and the ex presidents. The tension between Doug and Jem with the later being a loose cannon and is willing to do anything to stay out of jail is obvious from the start where its Jem's decision to take Claire hostage against the others wishes. The FBI agent always one step behind but trying to pin something on the four is Adam Frawley (Jon Hamm). The film is nicely paced and the acting by Affleck and Renner is top notch. From start to finish you don't know how this film is gonna turn out.
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Paul Preview, Trailer and Poster
The new film by Simon Pegg and Nick Frost is called Paul. Paul is an alien voiced by none other than Seth Rogan. Simon Pegg and Nick Frost play two comic geeks who are driving across America when they find Paul at Area 51. The trailer looks funny and should be a blast knowing Peggs and Frosts previous work.
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And the winner is......
Last night was the 2011 British comedy awards and below are all the winners
Best Comedy Panel Show - Would I Lie To You
Best Comedy Entertainment Programme - Newswipe
Best Comedy Entertainment Personality - Harry Hill
Best Male Comic - Michael McIntyre
Best Female Comic - Jo Brand
Best New British TV Comedy - Miranda
Best Male Comedy Breakthrough Artist - John Bishop
Best Female Comedy Breakthrough Artist - Samantha Spiro
Best Sketch Show - Horrible Histories
Best Sitcom - The Inbetweeners
Best Comedy Actor - Peter Capaldi
Best Comedy Actress - Miranda Hart
Best British Comedy Performance in Film - Kayvan Novak
Outstanding Contribution To Comedy - Russell Brand
Writers' Guild of Great Britain Award - Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong
People's Choice Award For The King Or Queen Of Comedy 2010 - Miranda Hart
British Comedy Academy Lifetime Achievement - Roy Clarke
Saturday, 22 January 2011
Going the distance Review.
Step aside Adam Sandler as Drew Barrymore has a new love interest on film and their chemistry on camera together tops Sandlers outings with Drew. Justin Long is the man who crosses all the box's for Drew Barrymore in this enjoyable romantic comedy. Justin plays Garett a music manager who never properly commits to relationships and after the first scene of the movie finds himself single again. Drew plays Erin a wannabe news reporter trying to get her career back on track after dropping everything for a guy. The two bump into each other over a arcade machine and they never look back. Erin is leaving in six weeks and wants nothing too serious which Garett is well chuffed to hear. Cue 6 weeks and they just cant walk away from each other so cue the long distance relationship and constant texting which leads one of Garetts funny friends Box (Jason Sudeikis) grabbing the phone of him and hitting it with a golf club at the driving range. Garetts getting advice from Box and his hilarious room mate Dan (Charlie Dan) while Erin is getting advice from her sister Corrine (Christina Applegate). The film has a good feel to it from the start and when i thought it was gonna get predictable it proved me wrong and went into another direction. Well worth the watch and you feel the chemistry that Drew and Justin have on screen. Just look out for a hilarious table sex scene which left me laughing out loud in enjoyment.
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British Comedy Awards tonight on Channel 4
Its that time of year again for the British Comedy Awards hosted by Johnathan Ross live from Channel 4 at 11:10pm. Below are the categories and the nominations. Give us ur thoughts on who you think will win.
Best Comedy Panel Show
- Have I Got News For You
- Shooting Stars
- Would I Lie To You?
Best Comedy Entertainment Programme
- Harry Hill's TV Burp
- The Graham Norton Show
- Newswipe
Best Comedy Entertainment Personality
- Ant & Dec
- Charlie Brooker
- Harry Hill
Best Male Comic
- David Mitchell
- Harry Hill
- Michael McIntyre
Best Female Comic
- Jo Brand
- Sarah Millican
- Shappi Khorsandi
Best New British TV Comedy
- Grandma's House
- Miranda
- The Trip
Best Male Comedy Breakthrough Artist
- Jack Whitehall
- John Bishop
- Kayvan Novak
Best Female Comedy Breakthrough Artist
- Isy Suttie
- Samantha Spiro
- Sarah Millican
Best Sketch Show
- Harry & Paul
- Horrible Histories
- The Armstrong & Miller Show
Best Sitcom
- Miranda
- The Inbetweeners
- The Thick Of It
Best Comedy Actor
- James Buckley (The Inbetweeners)
- Peter Capaldi (The Thick Of It)
- Rob Brydon (The Trip)
- Tom Hollander (Rev)
Best Comedy Actress
- Jo Brand
- Katherine Parkinson
- Miranda Hart
Best British Comedy Performance In Film
- Aaron Johnson (Kick Ass)
- Kayvan Novak (Four Lions)
- Nigel Lindsay (Four Lions)
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