The Twilight Saga: New Moon has landed at the top of the UK box office with £11 million in ticket sales as well as at the top of the US box office. The vampire sequel, that stars Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, has taken in more money on its opening weekend than Twilight did in its [...]
Spotted a poster on the tube at Moorgate for new film ' Harry Brown ' starring the legendary Michael Caine. Looks like another great British urban movie which I hope to be able to check out sooner rather than later, but the killer for me is this awesome bit of driving drum & bass over the credits from Plan B (who also stars in the film...) with Chase And Status :
One of the best British films in recent years (view the trailer here) , this is one flick that you must sere. Very rarely do I recommend something on these pages, but go on, treat yourself and watch 'Harry Brown'. Great story, set in London and no money shots of Big Ben or the Southbank . It is a 100% movie with great direction, great acting and great production values, but sod all that, the story...
In the second scene of Harry Brown a man wakes up to the monotonous drone of his alarm clock. The 6:30am news is on and there is yet another story of an MP in disgrace. The subsequent – and therefore less significant – story describes the opening scene which we have just watched. This opening scene [...]
Bawdy farce involving Tom Jones's penis becomes a multiplex sensation The Hollywood blockbusters 2012 and A Christmas Carol are playing to respectable audiences Merthyr Tydfil's Vue multiplex, entertaining fans with their multimillion pound effects. But in screen eight, the staff are having to drag in extra beanbags in an attempt to accommodate everyone who wants to see a comedy made for just £100,000...
As the beleaguered British warhorse trundles on, two cinematic splinter movements (speaking broadly) have emerged as its mirror. One is the floppy-haired, fairytale world of Richard Curtis and co. The other draws more from the British layman on the streets: a grey, grimy, melancholy land of confused identity and pervasive violence (think Ken Loach or, more recently, Shane Meadows). There’s no...
Harry Brown - Michael Caine's latest blockbuster - is receiving, in the main, rave reviews. If you didn't know, it's a sort of British Death Wish movie with Caine playing an elderly vigilante who tackles a violent gang in London. People falling over themselves to heap praise on the film gush about it tackling 'difficult issues' etc etc. Problem: any figures you care to look at will tell you that the...
Everything about this film is absolutely amazing. The acting in this film particularly stands out and I'm not just talking about Michael Caine, who is excellent as always, I'm talking about the rest of the cast. The performances where BAFTA worthy. I particularly was impressed with Jack O'Connell (who you might better know for playing Cook in Skins ). The way the film is shot is just beautiful. The...
2012: Box Office Armageddon In the US : Roland Emmerich's fetishist disaster movie 2012 explodes into the chart at #1 with an impressive $65m (that's $19,000 at every cinema it was screening at), so looks on course to earn back its $200m budget... and festival darling PRECIOUS debuts at #3, and will likely drift downwards... also, PIRATE RADIO (aka The Boat That Rocked) proved to be a hopeless flop...
The second scariest teacher at our high school was called Harry Brown. He could silence a room of misbehaving scrotes just by walking down the hall. He once gave me the bollocking of a lifetime for knocking on the church door and not running away as fast as my mates. I couldn't sleep for a week, worried the police were going to come knocking and drag me away to borstal for my crime. You didn't fuck...
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I managed to get an afternoon off work due to the school going on fire and everyone being given the rest of the day off. Taking this as a sign from some random deity that I was being overworked (despite it being a day when I had no lessons all afternoon anyway), I took the [...] Post from: Mosher'sUnimaginativelyEntitledBlog - why not pop by and read some more shit? Film Wednesday
Cast Michael CaineEmily Mortimer Iain Glenn Jack O'Connell Liam CunninghamDavid Bradley Screenwriter Gary Young Director Daniel Barber Running Time 103 minutes With his wife having recently passed away and his best friend bullied daily by the drug-peddling gangs on his estate, aged ex-Royal Marine Harry Brown (Caine) decides to come out of retirement to clean up the neighbourhood…[Empire]...
The trouble with Harry Brown is....your only s'pose to blow the ******** doors off!!! Michael Caine is a lonely old man left on a council estate in London. The death of his wife and then best friend leave him sad a alone.....as well as wit a huge chip on his shoulder!!! Whilst the youth and the estate were very believable and the first half of Caines performance was very impressive....when it becomes...
Michael Caine plays an aging vigilante in Harry Brown , but which other old timers can still fight the good fight? Screenrush also take a look at our favourite famous faces who have spent time with the Muppets on Sesame Street...