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Full Trailer For The Pseudo-Mysterious Bad Robot Book Project, S

I cracked the mystery box open with a simple bit of actually looking at things when the first trailer hit, and now the second promo for S. admits just what it is: a book.

Another Trailer For Hello Ladies – Stephen Merchant’s Still That Awkward Lanky Thing

Thankfully, there are laughs to be had from the dialogue and character interplay as well as the fact he’s got long legs and a snakey shape.

New Clip From Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs 2 Is Full Of Tricks

I’m impressed by the filmmaking in this clip from the Cloudy sequel.

First Teaser For Disney’s New Superhero Hospital Show, Mighty Med

Even though this lives under the same big Mickey Mouse umbrella as Marvel, I really don’t we’re ever going to see Steve Rogers stop off at the pharmacy for a top up or Iron Man swing by for his tetanus shots.

Rumour: Two Contenders For The Role Of Barry Allen, The Flash, On TV’s Arrow

Now, neither of these would be big, flashy appointments, but they’re handsome young men and, for all I know, might be incredible actors.

Party Games With Private Parts – It’s Christmas In The First NSFW Clip From Filth

If Filth works, a lot of the thanks will be due to James McAvoy. He’s got a hell of a lead role to pull off, playing the corrupt cop Bruce Robinson, a man who ends up investigating his own crimes and trying to cover his tracks.

Trailer For HBO’s True Detective With Matthew McConaughey And Woody Harrelson

True Detective has been directed by the very assured and talented Cary Fukunaga from teleplays by Nic Pizzolatto.

A Mashup Of ITV’s Best-Loved Drama Serials, All Under One Roof

ITV say that this promo celebrates 30 years of drama on the channel. It’s not that they didn’t screen any before, it’s just that they left all the old stuff out.

This Year’s Encounters Short Film Festival Will Celebrate 80 Years Of Richard Williams

Encounters has somewhat of a special place in my heart. This short film festival in Bristol is like no other I have ever attended.

Interstellar Spy Report Reveals Surprising New Details Of Christopher Nolan’s Next

The latest Interstellar spy report comes from Iceland and it might reveal the most unexpected details of the film so far.

Trailer: Kurt Russell, Terrence Stamp, Matt Dillon, Jay Baruchel In The Art Of The Steal

Here’ a trailer for the Canuck heist caper, The Art of the Steal. The main appeal is the cast, I think, but heist movies can certainly be a lot of fun. Possibly just ahead of conman stories in my ranking of subgenres.

Benedict Cumberbatch Provides A Tiny Window Into His Star Wars Negotiations

I’m now 99% certain that Benedict Cumberbatch will be in Star Wars Episode VII. I’m sure many of you will have far greater doubts, or simply consider this to all be a lot of fuss over nothing.

Shooting Starts Soon For Eli Roth Sequel Beyond The Green Inferno, Directed By Nicolas Lopez

Last night saw the premiere of Eli Roth’s ambitious cannibalism-vs-activism scare picture The Green Inferno at the Toronto International Film Festival, and along came the announcement of a sequel.

Finally: An Actual, Real Trailer For Atlantis, The New BBC Show From The Creator Of Misfits

Atlantis has the BBC “Saturday night spirit” at its heart, so what better time to premiere this, the first trailer for the show.

Official Plot Blurb For The New Moomins Movie Reveals An Adaptation Of A Newspaper Comic Strip

An original tale, and seemingly more grounded than some of Tove Jansson’s original stories, with their Hattifatteners, incoming comets and the mysterious groke.

Josh Brolin And Kate Winslet Feel The Tension In This First Clip From Jason Reitman’s Labor Day

Early reviews for Jason Reitman‘s Labor Day have tended to be rather positive indeed, often from critics who were less enamoured with the director’s earlier, funnier films. Not to spoil too much, the story is a kind of kidnapping drama, …

Three Fake PSAs Promote The New Jackass Movie, Bad Grandpa

The next Jackass picture is something of a break from the old routine, trading in the scattershot anarchy of the earlier movies for something a bit more focused.