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Christopher Nolan’s new movie Dunkirk, about the evacuation of 330,000 French, British, Belgian and Dutch soldiers in 1940, is being hailed as a masterpiece.
In this video from ScreenPrism they look at the director’s signature styles, from his nonlinear storylines to his character’s split-personalities, there are various characteristics thet reoccur in every one of Nolan’s movies.
The premiere for Game of Thrones season 7 has kickstarted the penultimate season of the hugely popular HBO fantasy drama.
And to celebrate Cardiff-based voice actor and impressionist Scheiffer Bates follows up his season 6 impressions with some humorous, pitch-perfect impressions of the main characters from the seventh.
To celebrate the return of HBO’s hugely popular fantasy series Game of Thrones, video editor Jim Casey from The Solomon Society put together this stunning montage.
It features some of the best cinematography from the show’s first six seasons, all set to Tchaikovsky’s ‘1812 Overture.’
You might not have noticed it but Bill Murray really seems to like holding microphones in his movies.
To prove that point Owenergy Studios put together this very funny supercut of the comedic actor speaking and singing into microphones in his highly enjoyable and beloved movies.
In the latest sketch from comedian Greg Burke and Lou Perez, (aka GREGandLOU), Disney executives have some fairly major problems with director Rian Johnson’s upcoming Star Wars movie.
Of course, as we all know the movie is titled The Last Jedi but the executives demand reshoots after seeing the new trailer and panicking.
Fans of 90s animation Animaniacs will enjoy this supercut from video editor Ross Thompson, aka The Unusual Suspect, who’s recut scenes from 168 films to recreate a cover of ‘Yakko’s World.’
For those not in the know, ‘Yakko’s World’ was a famous song from the show where one of te characters (Yakko) names all the nations of the world.
The good news for fans of the Merc with the Mouth is that he’s coming back in a brand new sequel starring Ryan Reynolds.
Not only has the movie been confirmed, but a teaser’s been released and shooting has started. Josh Brolin is in it too, as Cable.
Shaun of the Dead isn’t just a great zombie movie, it’s one of the best, and it’s also an enduring classic that stands up to constant rewatching.
But no matter how many times you’ve seen director Edgar Wright’s 2004 ‘rom-zom-com’ you probably don’t know all this trivia shared by Clint Gage from CineFix.
