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Movies 16.09.2011

Source Code to be a TV show

Simon Brew

Duncan Jones' recent movie, Source Code, is to make the jump to the small screen. Although this came as a surprise to Duncan Jones...

Movies 09.09.2011

Duncan Jones explains the Source Code timeline (sort of)

Simon Brew

Baffled by the timelines of Source Code? Then fear not: the film's director, Duncan Jones, might just have come to your rescue...

Movies 02.08.2011

Source Code and the return of intelligent sci-fi to the multiplex

Ryan Lambie

We celebrate the imminent DVD and Blu-ray release of Duncan Jones’ Source Code, a recent example of a film that marries intelligent sci-fi with big-screen spectacle...

Movies 14.04.2011

X-Men: First Class, The Wolverine and Deadpool updates

Simon Brew

Lots of X-Men news! There’s an X-Men: First Class sequel, a possible new director for The Wolverine, and the man bringing Deadpool to the big screen has been named…

Movies 13.04.2011

Duncan Jones interview: Source Code, science fiction, Superman, Wolverine and more

Ryan Lambie

Source Code wasn't out yet, so poor old Chris Nolan was having to base his judgement on Moon, this director who'd done one little British independent film. Do you really want to throw him into a big superhero franchise?

With Source Code out now in cinemas, we met director Duncan Jones to chat about the film’s making, sci-fi influences and Wolverine…

Movies 16.03.2011

Source Code review

Ryan Lambie

Source Code is a rare example of a film that wisely underplays the strength of its hand.

Director Duncan Jones follows up his debut, Moon, with fast-paced thriller, Source Code. Here’s Ryan’s review...

Movies 15.03.2011

Source Code: first five minutes released online

Simon Brew

Duncan Jones’ second feature, following Moon, is but weeks away. And you can watch the opening five minutes of Source Code right here…

Movies 24.02.2011

Brand new trailer for Source Code

Simon Brew

It’s just over a month away, and we’ve got the latest trailer for Duncan Jones’ Source Code right here…

Movies 17.02.2011

Unknown review

Duncan Bowles

It might look like a Taken sequel, but the new Liam Neeson movie has more in common with The Bourne Identity. Duncan reviews Unknown...

Movies 26.01.2011

First poster for Duncan Jones’ Source Code

Simon Brew

The man who made Moon gets ready to send his latest feature, Source Code, into the world. And look! Here’s the poster for it!

Movies 20.11.2010

First trailer arrives for Duncan Jones' Source Code

Ryan Lambie

Source Code, the second feature from Moon director Duncan Jones gets its first trailer. You can see it right here...

Movies 24.09.2010

The names on the shortlist to direct the new Superman film

Simon Brew

Christopher Nolan has reportedly begun meeting candidates to direct the new Superman reboot. And there are some surprising names on the list…

Movies 22.02.2010

BAFTA Winners 2010: The Full List

Simon Brew

The BAFTAs offered good news for The Hurt Locker, not so much good news for Avatar, and a very well deserved gong for Mr Duncan Jones…

Movies 15.01.2010

Casting news for Duncan Jones’ Source Code

Simon Brew

The next film from the director of Moon is falling into place…

Movies 19.11.2009

Duncan Jones interview: the man who made Moon

Simon Brew

Moon is, in many people's eyes, one of the best science fiction films in a long, long time. We've been chatting to the man who made it...

Disc Reviews 18.11.2009

Moon Blu-ray review

Mark Pickavance

Rockwell is in frame for almost the entire 97 minutes of the movie, and sells the highs and lows of his character with every fibre of his acting soul.

One of the very best films of the year arrives on Blu-ray. It's Duncan Jones' Moon...

Movies 17.11.2009

Top 5 deep voiced actors in movies and TV

Damien Bloss

Damien presents his choice of the finest deep voices from the film and TV world...

Movies 28.10.2009

Why Sam Rockwell deserves an Oscar nomination for Moon

Simon Brew

Join the campaign to get Sam Rockwell the Oscar nod he richly deserves for the superb Moon…

Movies 20.07.2009

Moon review

Rupert de Paula

If you hark back to the days when science fiction was an important genre, and not an excuse for giant robots/spaceships to blow the shit out of each other in increasingly ludicrous ways, then Moon is a film to be treasured.

Could Moon be the science fiction film of the year? Rupert argues it could even be much more than that...

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