Shaun of the Dead isn’t just a great zombie movie, it’s one of the best, and it’s also an enduring classic that stands up to constant rewatching.
But no matter how many times you’ve seen director Edgar Wright’s 2004 ‘rom-zom-com’ you probably don’t know all this trivia shared by Clint Gage from CineFix.
Stop everything because there’s a trailer out for Edgar Wright’s new movie, the film’s called Baby Driver and it’s a heist movie and romance.
The plot centres around a getaway driver called Baby who falls in love with a waitress and wants to leave his criminal life behind. It also features a kickass soundtrack
Samuel L. Jackson has had an epic movie career, starring in some classic movies as some classic characters, and also making films like Snakes on a Plane.
In this quick-fire montage the actor and James Corden act out snippets from Samuel’s legendary time in Hollywood, covering everything from Pulp Fiction to Jurassic Park.
You would think that someone would know whether they were circumcised or not—but no, not if you’re Patrick Stewart.
While he was on Graham Norton’s chat show he recounts a hilarious story about how he found out he wasn’t—and his fellow X-Man Hugh Jackman is in tears over it.
Making comedy may sometimes look like a breeze, but it isn’t easy to make someone laugh when it comes to the moving image.
But, that doesn’t mean there’s only a certain way to get a laugh out of people, there are many ways to do it—here’s ten of cinema’s best.
If Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels was set in Medieval England it might looks something like this.
Guy Ritchie has taken his fast-paced editing, quick-fire dialogue, and cockney bloke actors and transposed them to the land of myth. Although a weird juxtaposition, it looks like a lot of fun.
CineFix’s Clint Cage takes a look over and gives a great analysis of five brilliant action scenes from some badass films which grip you from the get go.
The films he delves into are Mad Max: Fury Road, The Raid: Redemption, Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and The Bourne Ultimatum.
So, as it turns out most of Adam Sandler’s movies are connected to one another.
At least, that’s what this crazy guy has worked out and now he wants to explain how exactly it works. Behold, the Sandlerverse!
