Just like Anakin on Mustafar, we were all burnt by the prequel trilogy. From 1997 when the Special Editions arrived and started antagonising the hard-core fan base with revisions to George Lucas’ legacy the Star Wars we had all known and loved up to that point was irreversibly altered. When
“The thing that just crept to the surface really easily was this idea of a slightly more realistic Star Wars…we took war photography from Vietnam, the South Pacific and the Middle East and Photoshopped rebel helmets on the soldiers and replaced some things with stormtroopers in the background…” - Director Gareth Edwards To celebrate
Now considered one of Hollywood’s leading action stars, Liam Neeson wasn’t always the go-to man for high-octane thrills. His big breakthrough was in Steven Spielberg’s war drama Schindler’s List which he followed with Christmas rom-com Love Actually, before the Taken saga propelled him to action thriller infamy. It’s fair to
Since the dawn of cinema, the dark has been as important to horror as monsters, blood, and jump-out-of-your-seat scares. Lights Out – out on Blu-ray, DVD and Digital Download now – takes it a step further by turning that inherent human fear of what lingers in the shadows (c’mon, admit it
By Rüdiger Sturm. Michael Fassbender is about to embark on another major project, translating the Assassin’s Creed video game from digital phenomenon to live-action blockbuster. In The Red Bulletin the Hollywood star reflects on how perseverance, passion and just a little bit of the luck of the Irish helped in putting him
