Highway Patrolman

A naïve rookie in the Mexican highway patrol has to adapt to survive as he contends with dangerous drug-runners and widespread corruption.

Robinson In Space

Inspired by Daniel Defoe, the unseen Robinson and his companion set off on a tour of England, encompassing the nation's cultural and industrial history.

Don't Tempt Me

Rival operatives from Heaven and Hell enter into a pitched battle over the soul of a suicidal boxer.

Johnny Was

Johnny Doyle (Vinnie Jones) escaped a violent past which catches up with him when his old mentor escapes from prison.

Saturn 3

At a remote Saturn base, two scientists (Kirk Douglas and Farrah Fawcett) come under threat from an unhinged killer (Harvey Keitel).

Control

Lee Ray (Ray Liotta) wakes up in a morgue and finds himself part of a secret chemical behaviour modification programme, run by Dr Copeland (Willem Dafoe).

Black Cadillac

Three young men returning home from a night out are terrorized by the driver of a black Cadillac. A recommended thriller, starring Randy Quaid.

Big Nothing

When ex-teacher Charlie (David Schwimmer) takes a call-centre job to make ends meet, he meets Gus (Simon Pegg) and the two plan a blackmail plot to solve their money woes.

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IMO Magazine

Rope of Silicone has ferreted out a poster for Rowan Joffe’s remake of Brighton Rock. The film is due to be released later this year, date to be determined. The poster (above left) shows Sam Riley (Control) in character as the psychopathic Pinky. The film will also star Oscar goddess Helen Mirren, Andrea Riseborough and Pete Postlethwaite.

Thu, 18/03/2010 @ 14:12

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Twilight Saga: Eclipse, Four Lions, Peacock, The Switch, The Mechanic, Scott Pilgrim vs TheWorld and Saw VI

This Thursday has brought with it a deluge of promotional bits and pieces. Not only do we have a little sunshine this afternoon, but also a sneak peek for Twilight Saga: Eclipse, trailers for Four Lions, Peacock, The Switch and The Mechanic along with a poster for Scott Pilgrim and a fun game for Saw VI.

Thu, 18/03/2010 @ 13:39

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In the Land of the Free...

Later this month a new documentary film is released into UK cinemas, telling the story of the Angola 3 – a story that is still ongoing today. Narrated by Samuel L. Jackson, In the Land of the Free... centres on three men, Herman Wallace, Albert Woodfox and Robert King, who between them have spent more than 100 years in solitary confinement at Angola prison.

Thu, 18/03/2010 @ 11:46

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Reviews

On DVD: The Firm

Gee-zah! Rub a duck, 'owz yer father? Yes, lad mag movie-maker Nick Love is back, back, back – a development many will view as being very bad, bad, bad. A wary Paul Martin dons Sergio Tacchini tracksuit and attempts to seek out some substance beneath the macho silliness.

Wed, 17/03/2010 @ 17:52

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Shutter Island

As a duo they have delivered a dazzler with The Departed and movie alluvium in the bloated shape of The Aviator. And now Scorsese and DiCaprio are back in tandem for a fourth time on the finally-arriving Shutter Island. But is this a clear case of a happy couple operating in perfect film-making harmony? Or will an investigating Paul Martin find that the lunatics have taken over the asylum?

Tue, 16/03/2010 @ 17:11

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Legion

Paradise falls: a hint as to the direction this film is going and an accurate pun on the setting of this angelic apocalypse movie. But Angela Burton giggles, what’s up with that? Where’s the house with all the colourful balloons?

Mon, 15/03/2010 @ 13:47

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Features

Are you sitting uncomfortably?

Michael Haneke’s films are routinely criticised for being wilfully bleak. But, argues Garan Holcombe, the Austrian director’s mash-up of arthouse and genre movie represents a necessary alternative to the comforting banalities of mainstream Hollywood cinema.

Wed, 03/03/2010 @ 12:55

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Warning: Explosive woman on the scene

Kimberly Gadette interviews go-to female action director Kathryn Bigelow on The Hurt Locker, her latest film and one that's blasting through movie theaters to great acclaim.

Tue, 02/03/2010 @ 15:02

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Indie Movies spotlight: Allegro

Change is never easy. We've all seen the glassy stare of hopelessness when TV presenters have patently been strong-armed into talking up brand new segments on skateboarding wombats or tournament crisp eating. Yet this is the territory Paul Martin is swimming in today, as he kicks off a new section highlighting some of the best films that you can watch for free on Indie Movies Online.

Mon, 01/03/2010 @ 14:21

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