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As 007’s cinematic adventures top the box office again, Mark presents a five-point guide to becoming a classic Bond villain…
Timothy Dalton may have only two Bond movies to his name, but he was, Mark argues, the quintessential secret agent…
Curious characters are a familiar horror staple. Mark explains why such characters are so important to the genre…
To mark his involvement in Silent Hill: Revelation 3D, we celebrate the finest film roles of Malcolm McDowell…
As the first James Bond movie reaches its 50th anniversary, we caught up with director John Glen to talk about his classic 007 work…
Mark looks back over the first outing of Aaron Sorkin's latest TV drama, The Newsroom, due to return for its second series next year...
From the bushiest to the most expressive, here’s our celebration of the finest eyebrows the movies have to offer…
Mark ponders what the Daleks' most recent appearance means for the future of Doctor Who's pepper-pot villains...
Henchmen are a staple of the action genre, but what’s it like to play one? We caught up with Mark Tindle, who’s beaten up by Luke Goss in Interview With A Hitman, to find out…
In the second of our interviews with the makers of Brave, we talk to art director Tia Kratter about the movie, Monsters Inc, and much more…
The latest trailer for Skyfall landed yesterday, so what have we learned? Resident Bond expert Mark’s been having a look...
With the release of The Dark Knight just around the corner, here's Mark's look back at the 2008 masterpiece, The Dark Knight...
It’s just over 10 years since Sam Raimi’s first Spider-Man movie, so how does Marc Webb’s The Amazing Spider-Man compare? Mark takes a look…
Ahead of the release of The Dark Knight Rises, Mark heads back to where Christopher Nolan’s trilogy started – 2005’s Batman Begins…
Pixar ploughs into new territory with Brave. So how does it compare to the studio’s previous films? Mark finds out…
Mark dissects what the first Skyfall teaser trailer can tell us about the next instalment in the Bond series...
The fourth Doctor is mistaken for an evil deity in Doctor Who: The Face OF Evil…
Did a six second cut to The Woman In Black attract an audience that simply wasn't up to the task of watching it in a cinema?
Who failed to get the attention they deserved among the more recognised turns of 2011? Here’s Mark’s pick of last year’s most underrated performances…
A film from which few were expecting much turned into one of the blockbuster treats of 2011. Mark salutes Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes...
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