It's one of the most talked about movies of the last decade - and it hasn't even been released. The film is Snakes on a Plane
and it's star is none other than Hollywood favourite Samuel L. Jackson.
Clint Morris sat down to chat with Jackson to talk about the film which
Jackson signed onto simply from reading the title.
This
contemporary drama tells of six high school students, each
grappling with circumstances that confront many young people today.
Clint Morris takes a look at the must see Australian movie of the year
- a film that isn't entertaining - but will stay with you for many
years to come. Read about it here.
He's been around for almost ten years in the Australian film industry and starred in some of the biggest Australian films ever (The Dish, Two Hands, Risk). Now Tom Long faces some of his biggest acting challenges in the controversial new Australian film Book of Revelation
which follows a man who is abducted and raped by three women and
returned 12 days later. Sean Lynch talks to Tom in a rare public
interview. Read It Here.
When
Secret Service agent Pete Garrison is wrongly suspected of
plotting to assassinate the President, he faces a desperate race
against time to prove his innocence. An all-star cast does little
to save this so-so thriller which gives Michael Douglas, Keifer
Sutherland and Kim Basinger very little to work with.
Undercover cops Crockett and Tubbs return in Michael Mann's feature
film version of the culturally influential '80s television series. However, as Clint Morris explains, Colin
Farrell and Jamie Foxx will only leave you wishing for Don Johnson and
Philip Michael Thomas. They may have the muscles,
cool facial hair and wicked clothes, but they’re not acting
– they’re not even trying. Read More.
Brendan prefers to stay a loner - but when his ex-girlfriend
mysteriously disappears, he has to seek help from some of the more
colourful characters at his school. One of the most gripping films which will "mind f**k you", and stars 3rd Rock From The Suns Joseph Gorden Levitt. Check it out here!
A
case of mistaken identity lands Slevin (Josh Hartnett) into the middle
of a war being plotted by two of the city's most rival crime bosses:
The Rabbi (Ben Kingsley) and The Boss (Morgan Freeman). Slevin is under
constant surveillance by relentless Detective Brikowski (Stanley Tucci)
as well as the infamous assassin Goodkat (Bruce Willis) and finds
himself having to hatch his own ingenious plot to get them before they
get him.
Sixteen
years since he was last seen on the silver screen, everyone's favourite
under-dog is heading back into the ring for one last fight. With rare
photos from the set and a taste of the newest trailer, Sean Lynch takes
an exclusive look behind the scenes of the sixth installment in this
great Hollywood franchise. Check it out here!
Little Red Riding Hood is a classic Brothers Grimm story but there's
more to every tale than meets the eye. Before you judge a book by it's
cover, you've got to flip through the pages. In the retelling of this
classic fable, the story begins at the end of the tale and winds its
way back. Is it the next Shrek or just another cheap imitation? Find out here.
Luc Vu (Anh Do), a die-hard sports fan, spends his days looking for
work in Sydney's western suburbs. When Luc receives notice that his
little sister Anne is about to be taken into foster care following
their mother's death, he calls on his high school mates to lend him a
hand. It's not terrible, but as Mark Bennett explains, the Do Brothers certainly arn't in the leauge of Working Dog or Tony Martin.
They
were the kings of screen - big and small - in the early 1990's, and now
they're headed back to the silver screen in a CGI action packed
adventure. Leonardo, Raphael and Michaelangelo along with the rest of
the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle gang have re-invented their dated past and only Web Wombat has the exclusive first look at the next big movie of 2007.
Former Speed
couple Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock team up yet again for this
fantasy-rom-drama in which the two communicate via a mysterious magical
letterbox. With wooden performances from Reeves and a questionable ending, will The Lake House be the bomb which destroys the Reeves/Bullock bus? Find out here.
Outside the Australian town of Jindabyne, local man Stewart Kane is on
a fishing trip with friends when they discover the body of a murdered
girl. What follows will change their lives forever. From the director of Lantana
along with an all star cast including Gabriel Byrne and Laura Linney
comes one of the most talked about Aussie films of the year. Read About It Here.
Blowing Superman Returns out of the sky using all but a cannon, the latest instalment of Gore Verbinski's Pirates of the Caribbean franchise has already grossed over $100 million in the US alone.
Clint Morris takes a look at this fun thrill ride, which while not
breaking any new ground in cinema, is certainly going to entertain
audiences. Check out clips and trailers here!
The festival of sequels continues following X3, M:i:3,
Star Wars III and Police Academy 3: Back
in Training. This time, Sean Lynch takes a sneak peak at the
upcoming third installment of Sam Raimi's Spiderman
series.
Who's in it? And who is not? What's the black suit all about?? All this
and
more are answered with this exclusive Web Wombat look at one of the
biggest films of 2007.
Sean Lynch takes a look at the latest flick from Ali G creator, Sacha Baron Cohen. Based on the character Borat (as seen in the hugely successful Da Ali G Show) and directed by Curb Your Enthusiasm and Seinfeld
creator, Larry Charles, this is already being touted as the "Best New
Comedy of the Decade". Check out all the details and get a first glimpse of this "very nice" comedy.
Jack
is tired of working for the underworld but before he can retire, he has
one last job to do. This is the first film from writer/director Morgan
O'Neill - winner of
the inaugural Australian Project Greenlight script competition, but the
question Clint Morris asks is - "Is it any good?"
Between
incredulous cries of "You must be sh*tting me!!" and uncontrollable
laughter, this film is indeed about a couple of hundred snakes who get
loose on a plane, followed by Samuel L. Jackson screaming at the
reptiles in a way that would make a sailor blush. The film is
looking at a late August release, and is expected to attract plenty of
attention in the lead up.
The director of Napoleon Dynamite and the writer of School of Rock join
forces for this spandex-laden, Priest-turned-Wrestler, gut-bustingly
funny flick. Sean Lynch takes a sneak peak at this latest cult hit
before it arrives in Australia - and has already pulled in over $50 million in
the US alone. Could this be Jack Black as his most hilarious? You
better believe it! Check out the trailer here.
Clint Morris takes an exclusive first look at the eagerly awaited Superman Returns. Easily
the most anticipated film of the last two decades; if there was
pressure on Godzilla to live up to the hype
in 1998, there's a G-force of warp 7 on this one to be nothing short of
spectacular. Bryan Singer (X-Men) is at the helm, and only Web Wombat has one of the first reviews here, fresh from the preview screening.
He's been around for almost ten years in the Australian film industry and starred in some of the biggest Australian films ever (The Dish, Two Hands, Risk). Now Tom Long faces some of his biggest acting challenges in the controversial new Australian film Book of Revelation
which follows a man who is abducted and raped by three women and
returned 12 days later. Sean Lynch talks to Tom in a rare public
interview. Read It Here.
It's one of the most talked about movies of the last decade - and it hasn't even been released. The film is Snakes on a Plane
and it's star is none other than Hollywood favourite Samuel L. Jackson.
Clint Morris sat down to chat with Jackson to talk about the film which
Jackson signed onto simply from reading the title.
It's
officially one of the highest grossing films of the year - and we get
to chat to it's Director and the Man of Steel themselves. That's right,
Bryan Singer (X-Men) and Brandon Routh sit down to talk about all things Superman - from the suit to stars. Check it out here.
It's one of the most controversial flicks of 2006, a provocative drama
about a 32-year-old man who takes home a
14-year-old girl he meets on the Internet - with unexpected
consequences. Guy Davis sits down with screenwriter Brian Nelson about
his latest work which "shocked and appalled" his own wife.
It's
set to be one of the biggest blockbusters of 2006. Tom Cruise
returns to one of his most profitable roles as Ethan Hunt in Mission:
Impossible III. Taking the directorial helm is Lost
and Alias creator J.J Abrams, and Clint Morris
chats to the TV genius about his latest step onto the big screen.
Indiana Jones and Star Wars
legend Harrison Ford recently graced our shores to promote his new
techno-thriller Firewall.
Clint Morris met up with him in his Melbourne hotel as the two talked
about everything from a new Indiana Jones flick to aging with
grace.
After
the success of his vividly entertaining horror romp Cabin
Fever,
Eli Roth was looking to go climb further up the stepladder of witty
horror. Enter Queintan Tarantino who inspired Eli's latest hit. Clint
Morris talks to him about his stopover at Hostel.
Fresh off her Golden
Globe Nomination, Golden haired temptress Charlize Theron joins Clint
Morris and Whale Rider director Niki Caro as she
talks about how she still has energy after the gruelling nature of her
roles in Monster and her new film North
Country.
Industry
insider Clint Morris sat down with Michelle Williams, one of
the stars from the critically acclaimed Brokeback Mountain,
where the former Dawson's Creek star talks love, life and
movies, and of course becoming a mother: "Heath
doesn’t have breasts," so he
doesn’t get up at night as often. "There’s only one
person she [Matilda] wants."
Tipped for Oscar glory due to his gripping performance in Ang
Lee's new movie, Brokeback Mountain, Heath Ledger
talked about working with the Hong Kong director and how it is "the
best film I've done, for sure." The rising Australian star talks to
Clint Morris.
