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Is this the definitive proof that Han Solo was supposed to shoot first?
Simon Brew and Chris Lunt
George Lucas suggests Greedo was never supposed to shoot first. But, according to this book by, er, George Lucas, he was...
The top 50 foreign language films of the last decade
N P Horton
From animation to epic sci-fi to intimate dramas, here’s our pick of the 50 finest foreign language films of the past ten years…
George Lucas: Greedo was always supposed to shoot first
Simon Brew
In a new interview to promote the return of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace to cinemas, George Lucas has revealed that Greedo was always meant to shoot first...
Is Rambo 5 still on the cards?
Simon Brew
Is there hope for a fifth and probably final Rambo movie after all? And what direction would it take?
James Watkins, Jane Goldman & Susan Hill interview: The Woman In Black, Hammer and more
Louisa Mellor
With The Woman In Black out in the UK today, we spoke to director James Watkins, screenwriter Jane Goldman and novelist Susan Hill about ghosts, horror, Hammer and more…
First promo poster for Machete Kills
Simon Brew
Danny Trejo is Machete, in Machete Kills. Here's the first poster...
The Muppets, and the current state of family cinema
Simon Brew
Has family cinema been utterly overtaken by CG animation, or do films such as The Muppets hold out hope for broader choice?
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace 3D review
N P Horton
The Phantom Menace makes a dramatic reappearance in cinemas, this time in 3D. Nick finds out whether time has been kind to Star Wars Episode I…
The case for Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
CJ Wheeler
As The Phantom Menace rears its head in cinemas again, CJ explains why the first prequel is his favourite Star Wars movie...
The James Clayton Column: New York City, horror hotspot
James Clayton
Oscar-nominated drama Extremely Loud And Incredibly Close is the starting point for James’ column this week, as he delves into the movie history of New York…
Ridley Scott on Prometheus and the new Blade Runner
Simon Brew
Director Ridley Scott talks Harrison Ford, the new Blade Runner movie, and hints at a Prometheus sequel…
Billy Connolly joins The Hobbit
Simon Brew
Peter Jackson has announced the latest addition to the cast of The Hobbit. It’s Mr Billy Connolly…
The callous lies of Denzel Washington movie titles
Simon Brew
Denzel Washington is a fine, fine actor. But his movie titles? They lie to us. They lie to us a lot...
Iron Sky: new trailer and poster
Ryan Lambie
The release of Iron Sky, one of our most eagerly anticipated sci-fi films of 2012 draws closer, and there’s a new trailer and poster to remind us…
Jason Statham teams up with Brian De Palma for a remake of Heat
Ryan Lambie
The Mighty Jason Statham has his sights set on another project, this time with director Brian De Palma…
The Amazing Spider-Man: new promo art
Simon Brew
It’s a brand new Spider-Man picture, to promote The Amazing Spider-Man. Not much more we can add to that…Fozzie Bear reads out jokes from Den Of Geek readers
Den Of Geek
To celebrate the arrival of The Muppets in the UK, we recruited our new best friend, Fozzie Bear, to read out some of your jokes...
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First trailer and poster for The Bourne Legacy
Simon Brew
Jason Bourne might not be around, but Jeremy Renner seems to mean business. Here's the first trailer and poster for The Bourne Legacy...
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What we learned from the new Amazing Spider-Man trailer
James Hunt
Most of us have seen the new trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man by now, so here’s James’ frame-by-frame breakdown of what it all means...
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Safe House review
Ryan Lambie
Denzel Washington and Ryan Reynolds star in the action-packed thriller, Safe House. Here’s Ryan’s review…
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In defence of found footage movies
Ryan Lambie
Are found footage movies a cheap-to-make fad, or are they a natural extension of classic storytelling? Here’s Ryan’s view of a divisive genre…
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The Muppets: kids’ stuff or subversive adult comedy?
Terence Bowman
With The Muppets out in UK cinemas on Friday, Terence looks back over the history of Jim Henson's much-loved creations and their subversive comedy...
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Release date confirmed for The Wolverine
Simon Brew
X-Men spin-off The Wolverine is finally back on the release schedules, with Hugh Jackman returning to reprise the title role…
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New posters for Wrath Of The Titans
Simon Brew
Feel The Wrath! screams this collection of new posters for the upcoming Wrath Of The Titans…
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Karate Kid sequel pushes ahead
Simon Brew
Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan are likely to be recruited once more, as a sequel to The Karate Kid remake moves one step closer…
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New poster for The Pirates! In An Adventure With Scientists
Simon Brew
The animated treat to watch out for in the months ahead is surely Aardman’s upcoming The Pirates! Here’s the new poster for it…
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The new trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man
Simon Brew
It's here! The brand new, full trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man. And it's a lot better than the first one...
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The Amazing Spider-Man trailer and preview footage thoughts
James Hunt
James popped along to a special preview of footage from The Amazing Spider-Man, where the new trailer also debuted. Here's what he thought...
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Daniel Radcliffe interview: The Woman In Black, Hammer, the British film industry and Harry Potter
Louisa Mellor
With The Woman In Black out in the UK on Friday, we spoke to star Daniel Radcliffe about his role in the film, leaving Harry Potter behind and more...
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Alcon shoots down Harrison Ford Blade Runner rumours
Simon Brew
Don’t expect Harrison Ford in a new Blade Runner movie. Plus, it seems there’s not even a writer on board the project yet…
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