By In October 1964, Sidney Lumet, the furrow-browed director of 12 Angry Men and (later) Dog Day Afternoon, brought his sober-eyed vision for the end of the world to theaters. Barely two years since the real-life Cuban Missile Crisis occurred in the same autumnal season, Fail Safe was intended to be
Something For The Weekend
The weekend is here again, time to P A R T…Why? Because I gotta. A quote there from The Mask. We like to talk movies here at the Last Movie Outpost. As always, we have a list of movies you might want to enjoy this weekend. Borderline – Movie –
ASSASSINS CREED: CIVIL WAR Axed
Assassin’s Creed has taken in a few historical periods over its life as a franchise, from Medieval to World War I. The through-line follows a fictional millennia-old struggle between the Order of Assassins, who fight for peace and free will, and the Knights Templar, who desire peace through order and control. It turns
Indie Movie BEAT SWEET HEART
A little while back, we had details of an indie movie called I Want to Live on Mars. It looked interesting, but I haven’t had the chance to see it yet. Anyway, the director, Mariya Somova, contacted us about her newest movie, Beat Sweet Heart. Somova says that the new
HARRY POTTER: Lithgow’s Dumbledore In Full Costume
There have been a few leaks from the various location filming that is underway for HBO’s new live-action Harry Potter adaptations. Hagrid and Mrs Weasley were the big reveals so far. Thanks to some people with very long lenses, we now have our first look at John Lithgow in full