Simon Pegg Reviews, Interviews & More
One of our most anticipated films of this year would have to be Edgar Wright’s The World's End, as it will be the third and final film in the director’s Three Flavors Cornetto trilogy (each film features a character eating one of the three flavors). First there was the horror comedy Shaun of the Dead, which found the director toying with the zombie...
It's about time that we're presented with yet another new poster for Edgar Wright's latest movie The World's End, only because there are a number of us who just want a new film by the writer/director. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World felt like it came out a decade ago so audiences are long overdue for another dose of Edgar Wright movie goodness.
In the next two days it will be officially the start of the summer season. Within the month of May we're already being flooded with a number of high adrenaline blockbuster films, Star Trek Into Darkness being one of them. While we're still waiting to hear whether or not the sequel is any good, or a direct rip-off of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan,...
Some friends get together and chat away with a cup of coffee in their hands or a plate of food in front of them. Gary King (Simon Pegg) would rather solidify the bonds of brotherhood through a massive pub crawl. Edgar Wright and company have finally dished out a couple more images for The World's End, and we're super happy to see them.
Paramount is continuing the trend of releasing a trailer for the trailer by dropping the first teaser for J.J. Abrams' highly-anticipated movie Star Trek Into Darkness. The clip, which runs a little over a minute, features tons of stunned faces, screams and explosions. Take a look.
Edgar Wright has quickly become one of our favorite director’s of the past decade, subverting and simultaneously paying tribute to genre filmmaking with such cult wonders as Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. So it’s with no small degree of anticipation that we hum loudly and rock back and forth as we wait for his fourth film, The...
It's go time on Edgar Wright's latest The World's End, which we knew would star Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. But who else is in this cast? Not only does Wright have an eye for talent, he's been great at getting some of England's best in his previous movies. As it turns out, he's added some ringers.
Edgar Wright has directed some of the best and most entertaining cult films of the past decade—Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, and news broke today that he’s officially set to make yet another: The World’s End. Not only did the film just get green-lit by Universal, today, it got a teaser poster as well.
For those who have been wondering exactly what the deal is with Edgar Wright’s Ant-Man, look no further: Wright spent a week earlier this month “shooting footage for a reel that will be used to test out the potential look and tone of his movie, as well as to decide how convincing Ant-Man’s powers look on screen.” Ooh, curious now? Read on for...
It’s been a bustling month in the world Star Trek sequel news—from Khan being all but officially confirmed as the Star Trek 2 villain, to costar Simon Pegg stating Khan wasn’t in the picture, to a blink or you’ll miss it preview of the Klingons in the upcoming film. Now, even more details have emerged, with co-writer Damon Lindelof and star Chris Pine taking turns...
When Star Trek 2 was casting its villain, it was unknown who the big baddie would be. Sure, there are the Klingons, the Romulans and more to play with. But as for human villains, the only name that means anything to mainstream audiences is Khan Noonien Singh, villain of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. However, Simon Pegg says that Benedict...
With all the recent (and not so recent) hints and speculation about his proposed superhero film Ant-Man, it seems Edgar Wright has finally put us straight on the matter - sort of - by announcing that he hopes to start shooting the film this year. The project has long been in development from the Scott Pilgrim vs. The World and Shaun of the Dead director, and...
Film fans have been anticipating this for years, and now it’s finally happening! Edgar Wright is set to direct The World’s End, starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, as the third film in the “Blood and Ice Cream Trilogy” (also been referred to as the “The Three Flavors Cornetto” trilogy, with Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz being the first two entries)....
Followers of Simon Pegg’s Twitter feed were treated to an early Easter gift on Friday when the comedic actor Tweeted the new trailer for his utterly bizarre-looking new film, A Fantastic Fear of Everything, a comedy which seems to mash serial killing, children’s novels, artistic anxiety, and Wes Anderson-esque framing into a...
Post-Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, we haven't heard much of what Edgar Wright has been up to. Sure, he's hosted a couple of festivals at The New Beverly in Los Angeles, but other than rumors of Ant-Man, nothing. So yesterday on Twitter, Wright laid out what looks to be his next project: The World's End. For those in the know, that's the...
With The Adventures of Tintin, Steven Spielberg has finally decided to play with some of the newest toys of cinema, and in his first motion capture film, he revolutionizes the format. Moreso than Avatar, here Spielberg is let loose to play with the camera as he sees fit, and you can see an invigorated director who's able to stage sequences in...
Though he took his licks for his public insanity, Tom Cruise is now back as a movie star in Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol. But perhaps more exciting for film geeks is the launch of Brad Bird as a live-action director. The two work together to create a stunning action movie that's lightweight but filled with all the great action one hopes for in an event...
Last night the AFI festival hosted the first public screening of director Steven Spielberg's The Adventures of Tintin. Or, that is to say, the first public screening in America - the film has been open outside of the U.S. for more than a month, and has already made over $100 Million internationally. Spielberg's first animated/motion-captured film, it stars Jamie...
The final Mission: Impossible: Ghost Protocol trailer has debuted, and the word is Bond. James Bond. That seems to be what stars Tom Cruise and Jeremy Renner, and director Brad Bird are going for in this action packed-looking film. That's always been the word, in some ways, as it deals with special agents and spy toys, but all the previous films have been saddled with mole hunts. Here- at...
The pattern to this point with Mission: Impossible posters is the giant floating head of Tom Cruise. But that pattern has been dashed as the latest poster for Mission: Impossible: Ghost Protocol has Cruise sharing his poster with Jeremy Renner, Paula Patton, and Simon Pegg. The full size poster for the film follows after the jump, check it out...
