A slower week for news doesn’t slow down The Plot Hole because as you know we always keep digging. As such we get energized and peeved in turn with our Damn You, Hell Yes! segment where we’ll cover everything from Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar to some developments on the long-time-coming Deadpool film.

There was also some interesting tidbits that came out of this year’s WonderCon, specifically Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim and we’ll chat all about…

This is my review of Danny Boyle's new film Trance, these are my opinions and what I think of it as a whole. I would be very pleased if a few of you would check this out. Thanks Fellow Spillio's!

Trance Film Review - Sam Davies

Much like Professor X himself, Bryan Singer is carefully constructing his team of exceptional individuals leading up to the start of production of…

Of all the remakes currently in development across multiple studios, one that seems to be having a rough time getting off the ground is Relativity's 'The Crow.' At various points, actors like …

Bryan Singer is a filmmaker who has truly embraced social media. In addition to giving fans a more direct connection to his process, it's made my job much easier. He is often the one to break his own casting news, eliminating any doubt typically engendered by the traditional rumor mill, and he posts production photos via Twitter. Today, he has posted a pic of the two wheelchairs that will be occupied…

The first trailer for Danny Boyle's upcoming thriller 'Trance' was good, but this red-band version is absolutely insane. The film centers on an art auctioneer (James McAvoy) who enlists the help of a hypnotherapist (…

I love Danny Boyle as a filmmaker. There is no genre in which he can't operate. For his latest film 'Trance,' he is crafting a psychological crime thriller involving art thieves and hypnotism. If that description sounds weird, just wait until you see this first trailer. I'm interested to see how the dream-logic cat-and-mouse…

DISCLAIMER: I would like to say that due to my unfortunate location and inability to see so many of the other big movies that came out this year due to time or place, these are the movies that I've seen this year and that I've enjoyed the most and were released this year.

10. Super 8. Despite the ending being a bit of a whimper, I must admit that this movie was such a great thrill ride of a mystery that pays a beautiful tribute to the classic Spielberg films…

As another weekend bursts into full swing, another new movie is out for review. Today’s movie is the 20th Century Fox movie X-Men: First Class. The Movie, rated PG-13, features an ensemble cast which includes James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Kevin Bacon, Rose Byrne, Jennifer Lawrence, and January Jones. This has been a fairly maligned film, because no one has been too sure…

When I met Korey in London, he suggested I become a film critic and even offered to make me a detailed list of things to do to achieve that goal so I’ll give it a go! This is the first review I have ever written so be gentle!

Title: X-Men: First Class

Directed…

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'Akira' - the classic anime film about bike gangs and psychic mutants in a…

'X-Men: First Class' just released two brand new US posters via their official Facebook page and they are... well, terrible. Normally, we're not the kind of site to just blatantly put that out there, but these are the kind of posters that really make you stop and wonder how something like this gets through the various channels and system of…

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