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Elijah Wood gets musical in Grand Piano
Elijah Wood was last seen lending his voice to Mumble, the cute dancing penguin in Happy Feet 2. Now he's all set to play the lead role in Grand Piano. In this independent thriller, Elijah Wood will play a concert pianist who is paralysed with stage fright in later life. When his character plucks up the...
Oscars venue renamed the Dolby Theatre in new deal
The famous Hollywood theatre that hosts the prestigious Oscar awards ceremony has been renamed the Dolby Theatre in a new sponsorship deal. American audio company, Dolby, are now sponsoring the venue which Kodak were rumoured to have been paying $3.6m annually for naming rights. Formally known as...
The Sci-Fi London Film Festival starts today
The films at the Sci-Fi London Film Festival may not have a bank-breaking budget, but they do have exactly what a true cience fiction fan wants. The big ideas and quirky stories begin today (1st May) and end on 7th May so if you are into fantasy and other-worldly goings-on, then London is the place to be this...
Mark Ruffalo signs up for six Hulk films
When Mark Ruffalo came hulking into the new superhero sensation film, Marvel Avengers Assemble, many found his Hulk to be a surprise favourite. So, Marvel have decided to bring back the big, green, smashing machine and have locked the actor in for a whopping six films. Marvel Comics' character Dr. Bruce...
Dark Knight Rises: third trailer now online
For those salivating at the prospect of a new Nolan Batman film, the third trailer for The Dark Knight Rises should help you survive until release date. Interestingly, the trailer also features the voice-change Bane underwent in order to become a little more intelligble. Sadly, he was less intelligible in...
Universal Studios celebrates its 100th Birthday
Bridget Jones, Marty McFly and Maximus Meridius are just some of the iconic characters which make up Universal Studios' rich cinema history. And to celebrate 100 years of filmmaking, we take a look back at the nation's most cherished Universal movie-moments of the past century. As part of the studio's...
Audience give mixed reaction to 48fps Hobbit footage, Jackson responds
Peter Jackson (The Lord of the Rings, The Lovely Bones) decided to shoot The Hobbit at a higher frames-per-second rate than usual - twice as high, in fact. Did the audience notice? Yep, and they're not all happy. The reaction is mixed simply because it appears to take some getting used to. At least one claim...
