So I’m not against having information out there, but I’m thrilled I didn’t know what Skyfall was when I saw it. I’m thrilled that I didn’t know who M actually was at the end. They were great things in that movie because they ended up happening as the movie intended. I’d love it if we can allow people, at least for the first week, to go see Star Trek and not feel like ‘yeah I know that’. Just have a little bit of surprise. … Continue readingJJ Abrams

That’s what’s great about art, it’s so subjective. Ultimately it’s the judgment of the people that will say whether or not something’s good. So I can sit here and say I love Argo, I think it has a lot to say and it’s very effective, but my opinion on that isn’t really important. The opinions that counts will be the people who either go to see it or don’t. … Continue readingThe Stars of Argo

The cinema gave the awesome scope of Gotham city and the world beyond a vibrant new life, drawing you deeply into Nolan’s world. And the ground-shaking sound system bought every detail to life, from the thrumming rotors of Batman’s new air vehicle (The Bat) to the metallic musicality of Bane’s voice (Tom Hardy), every word dripping with malice and violence. … Continue readingThe Dark Knight Rises

Fans lined Hollywood Boulevard near the iconic Graumann’s Chinese Theatre on Wednesday night in Hollywood, the street occupied by a huge red carpet tent lined with throngs of media and photographers jostling for position. One by one the stars of Marvel’s The Avengers arrived and made their way down, waving to screaming fans and enduring the barrage of media scrutiny about their clothes, the roles, the future of the franchise and more. … Continue readingThe Cast of The Avengers

But a funny thing happens about halfway through the film. You realise that — Like Hulk — you haven’t seen a lot of Iron Man mayhem. And the reason is because (gasp!) you genuinely do like the characters, and their stories are as interesting as the obligatory action. … Continue readingIron Man

“Probably my first and biggest contribution to that was in casting Robert. In many ways he overshadowed the character of Iron Man and ended up defining the film, and I think people are very excited to see Robert in this role.” … Continue readingJon Favreau talks Iron Man

It’s time now for something different. To a degree Rogue is a completely different horror film. I kind of call it an adventure film because it’s not trying to be gross for the sake of it. It’s not trying to shock you. It’s staying in a safe realm but playing with it. … Continue readingGreg McLean talks Rogue

I couldn’t be any more grateful and I’m trying to enjoy every minute of it, try to be present and just hope it doesn’t end. … Continue readingChris Evans

And we’re not talking about the world of the Millenium Falcon or Enterprise here, either. We’re talking about the real world where space travel is a dark, claustrophobic pursuit, pressure searing the nerves as surely as the people you’re stuck with for months on end. … Continue readingSunshine

Each film’s a two or three year process. You’re constantly reading and trying to catch up with the material but that’s a good place to be because you’re a bit uncertain at times. You have to do it and you have to learn how to do it and I love that process. … Continue readingDanny Boyle