Month: November 2018

The first brief clips of the series sees the heroic Sauron flying across the snowy vistas of Oz being chased by the genie of the lamp. […]

Up until this latest film, Pikachu has been a yellow shouty bastard enjoyed by children as a result of their idiocy. […]

“Hey, it wasn’t me who went to see the first one,” said a producer who asked to remain anonymous for fear his family found out he was party to the Angry Birds films. […]

“It’s terrific, transitioning from mafia kingpin to legitimate businessman is not easy and presents a real dramatic arc for Paddington.” […]

“That was my original pitch to the network for Breaking Bad – Jessie sets up nice bakery – but, you know, executives get involved, everyone has ideas and before you know what’s happened, you’ve got a story about a meth-cooking chemistry teacher.” […]

Speaking exclusively to Screen Idle in pleasant coffee shop in a quiet suburb of Adelaide, the Babadook slams the film for a blatant bias that has ruined his life. […]

“That’s it? Just some animals mooching about a bit?” asked Johnny Reith, an unemployed apple-bruiser from Chelmsford. […]

“Oh sure, we considered a black magic resurrection, an Invasion of the body-snatchers pod person, filming a scene with Maximus in the crowd going ‘hey, that guy looks like me,’” […]

The extraordinary footage is featured in the trailer of Dogs. Sixty or seventy dogs are gathered around a laptop on which a Jack Russell is giving a PowerPoint presentation on global politics. […]

“I’m so excited, I’ve had to change my underwear nine times in the last hour,” tweeted one fan. […]

Geralt is apparently some sort of sexy wizard who does odd jobs for medieval peasants whilst battling giant monsters. […]