By An old interview from back in March on DocFix (via World of Reel) with “Gladiator II” cinematographer John Mathieson has been making the rounds again today as the film is out in cinemas now. Mathieson’s first collaboration with Scott was the original “Gladiator” and he subsequently worked with him on
Quick News: Paddington, Canyon, Gangs, Unknown
Paddington in Peru The U.S. theatrical release for the much anticipated “Paddington in Peru” has been delayed – moving from January 17th 2025 to February 14th 2025. No reason for the delay has been given. The film was already released in early November in the UK, scoring the biggest opening
James Gunn Reveals How He’ll Handle Batman And Superman’s Origins In The DC Universe
Are Batman and Superman getting revamped origins in the DC Universe? James Gunn reveals how he’ll handle those tales as old as time in his reboot. Origin stories have been a topic of debate over the past few years. Many see them as archaic remnants of a time where comic
Shetland Series 9 Episode 4 Review: More Procedural and Less Personal Than Ever
Warning: contains spoilers (and potentially spoilery speculation). With apologies for my icy heart, I don’t give a mussel spat about the Harris family. This week’s flashback opener, which showed Sad John Harris inducting into the family business the wee son he’d just brained to death with a grappling hook, left
Villeneuve: “Star Wars” Derailed After ‘Empire’
“Dune” director Denis Villeneuve says he doesn’t want to direct a “Star Wars” film and has good reason for it – the franchise peaked with “The Empire Strikes Back” and it has been downhill ever since. Appearing on The Town podcast (via THR), Villeneuve says that the franchise blew it
