Big screen adaptation of Fenton chasing the deer due next year
The film will be called ‘Fenton, Fenton, Jesus Christ, Fenton’ and will be a profound treatise on the nature of freedom and control. Or something. […]
The film will be called ‘Fenton, Fenton, Jesus Christ, Fenton’ and will be a profound treatise on the nature of freedom and control. Or something. […]
“There’s going to be people out there who go – ‘brilliant, playing Anthem is more fun than a punch to the face’ – and they’re going to be so disappointed when they find out that it isn’t more fun than a punch in the face.” […]
“Let’s make it so that only Steven Spielberg pictures be allowed in the Oscars or, if I’ve taken some time off, a Martin Scorsese picture.” […]
Bathorse will be a well-to-do racing horse who lost his parents as a foal and dedicates his life to hunting down criminal horses and ponies. […]
“Leg-stretching, skin-dying, skull-reshaping – four hours in the morning, four in the evening, but it was worth it, I guess.” […]
It’s the weekend, time for the proletariat to seize the means of production and achieve socialist utopia! Or, if that seems like far too much hard work, why not watch these films instead. […]
“I’ll be honest, I’m really worried,” said cinema-goer Mary Baker. […]
“But come on, what the hell was the idea with making it in Mexican? Who understands Mexican? No-one, that’s who.” […]
“To be honest, I’ve never been fond of the bad language in Deadwood,” said writer David Milch. […]
The film reveals that Scooby Doo turned to drink after the breakup of the Scooby gang following Fred’s affair with Velma. […]
“It can’t be that hard to go back to the film and use technology to put Dumbo in a nice pair of slacks and a shirt and tie.” […]
On screen the words that have become synonymous with adventure and excitement – ‘A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away’ – appeared. At the same time, a single kazoo parped out the famous B major of the Star Wars theme.
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It’s the weekend! Let’s all go and meet in the pub. I’ll reserve a table. Just go in and asks for Neil’s table. On the other hand, if that sounds rubbish, then you could watch these films instead. […]
“I woke up this morning in a bed filled with kebab and chips, my trousers were up the tree in the front garden, and I’d signed a contract to take a lead role in the sequel to Peter Rabbit.” […]
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