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Features Infographics

The World’s End Pub Infographic

November 28, 2013November 28, 2013 Chris Tosan Edgar Wright, infographics, nick frost, Simon Pegg, The World's End

Well then, looks like it’s not the end of the world. Quite.

Features Top tens

Films in time for Christmas 2013

November 18, 2013November 27, 2013 May Sollawn Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Amy Adams, Baz Luhrmann, chloe moretz, Chris Pine, Despicable Me 2, Disney, emma roberts, Henry Cavill, James Franco, Jason Sudeikis, Jennifer Aniston, Kick-Ass 2, Kristen Wiig, Leonardo DiCaprio, Man of Steel, Mila Kunis, monsters university, nick frost, Oz the great and powerful, pixar, Simon Pegg, star trek, star trek into darkness, steve carrel, The Great Gatsby, The World's End, we're the millers, Will Poulter, Zachary Quinto, Zoe Saldana

2013 has been a very good year for movies. Comedies, animations, action movies, fantasy adventures, adaptations of classic novels –

Trailers and Posters

The World’s End trailer released today!

May 8, 2013 Cara Le Piet Edgar Wright, hot fuzz, nick frost, Shaun of the Dead, Simon Pegg, The World's End

For fans of Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, the forthcoming comedy, The World’s End, is one of the

Trailers and Posters

Ice Age 4 – New Trailer Released

June 8, 2012June 8, 2012 Cara Le Piet Denis Leary, Ice Age, Ice Age 4, Jennifer Lopez, John Leguizamo, nick frost, Peter Hayden Dinklage

The misfit herd comprising of a tiger, a sloth and a mammoth are back for their forth adventure in the

Shekhar Kapur to direct Martin Amis’ London Fields

November 30, 2011 El Harris Bandit Queen, Cate Blanchett, Danny Boyle, David Cronenberg, Dead Babies, Elizabeth, London Fields, Martin Amis, Michael Winterbottom, Money, nick frost, Nicola Six, Paani, Samson Young, Shekhar Kapur, The Rachel Papers

It has recently announced that director Shekhar Kapur will take on the challenge of bringing Martin Amis’ London Fields to

Film Reviews Sci-fi & fantasy

Paul – DVD Review

June 16, 2011November 25, 2013 Chris Tosan alien films, american humour meets british humour, area 51, greg mottola, jeffrey tambor, Kristen Wiig, nerd do well, nick frost, paul blu ray, paul digital, paul dvd, paul dvd review, paul dvd special features, paul film, paul movie, paul review, paul triple pack, sci-fi films, seth rogen, seth rogen alien, Simon Pegg, star wars cantia theme music, the black mailbox

Here at TFR, we love us some Paul. It’s a funny film with a great cast that really captures the

Competitions Weekly

Win “Paul” cards signed by Simon Pegg and Nick Frost

June 8, 2011June 8, 2011 Chris Tosan alien films, american humour meets british humour, area 51, jeffrey tambor, Kristen Wiig, nerd do well, nick frost, paul film, paul movie, paul review, sci-fi films, seth rogen, seth rogen alien, Simon Pegg, star wars cantia theme music, the black mailbox

If you’ve not seen Paul yet, then you’re in for a treat, and if you’ve watched any other Frost-Pegg combo film,

British films Film Reviews

Attack the Block – review

May 9, 2011November 28, 2011 Fiona Aystran Adam and Joe, Adam and Joe show, adam buxton, Assault on Precinct 13, Attack the Block, Attack the Block film, Attack the Block movie, Brixton, Brixton films, E.T., films in Brixton, Jodie Whittaker, Joe Cornish, Joey Ansah, John Boyega, john carpenter, kidulthood, Luke Treadaway, nick frost, Ritzy Brixton, Spielberg, Spielberg films, Steven Spielberg, Tintin, tintin film, Tintin movie

For a man who once brought us all the classics via the medium of toys and teddies on the 90s

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We’re the Brits in America!

April 21, 2011 El Harris Aldous Snow, Arthur, arthur 1981, arthur 2011, arthur film, arthur movie, Arthur original, Arthur remake, Arthur Russell Brand, arthur trailer, british actors in american films, Brits in American, dame helen mirren, Domino, Dudley Moore, Emily Blunt, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Geraldine James, Get Him To The Greek, Ghost Town, Gone in 60 Seconds, Greta Gerwig, Hannah and Her Sisters, Helen Mirren, hugh grant, Jennifer Garner, katy brand, katy perry, Keira Knightley, Mars Attacks, Michael Caine, Mickey Blue Eyes, nick frost, Oscars, Paul, Pierce Brosnan, Ricky Gervais, russel, Russell Brand, russell brand arthur, russell brand films, russell brand radio, russell brand wedding, Simon Pegg, The Adjustment Bureau, top ten british actors, top ten brits in america, Vinnie Jones

This Friday sees the release of Arthur, starring Russell Brand and Helen Mirren.

Comedy Film Reviews Sci-fi & fantasy

The Truth is Out There: Paul

February 15, 2011February 21, 2011 Chris Tosan alien films, american humour meets british humour, area 51, jeffrey tambor, Kristen Wiig, nerd do well, nick frost, paul film, paul film review, paul movie, paul movie review, paul review, sci-fi films, seth rogen, seth rogen alien, Simon Pegg, star wars cantia theme music, the black mailbox

Zombie killers, village policemen – Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are certainly fans of oddball protagonists. But what about two