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Will Chadwick

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Will has written for the site since October 2010, he currently studies English Literature and American Studies at the University of Birmingham in the UK. His favourite films include Goodfellas, The Shawshank Redemption and The Godfather and his favourite TV shows are Mad Men, Six Feet Under, The Simpsons and Breaking Bad.

Will Chadwick - Page 25

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Sucker Punch Will Arrive In An R-Rated Cut On Blu-Ray
We're coming up to the halfway point of the year, and I'm already thinking about the movies I have seen this year. I'm also thinking about a "Best Films We've Seen So Far" list and seeing how that compares to my end of the year list. In compiling that list I can safely say that Zack Snyder's Sucker Punch will be nowhere near that list. It is the most disgraceful excuse for a piece of cinema I have seen in a good long while. So good news for us then that when the film gets released on Blu-Ray it will arrive in a cut that has 18 minutes more added and has been slapped an R rating.
Will Chadwick Will Chadwick May 23, 2011
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Movies
The Tree Of Life Takes The Top Prize At Cannes
Well it was bound to happen, after two years of trying to get Terrence Malick's epic The Tree of Life into the Cannes Film Festival it was unlikely that the film would not receive the top recognition. So it's official the film takes the Palme d'Or. I haven't seen the film but James' review wasn't so keen, in fact he deeply hated it, so its clearly going to be a controversial but many people expected it to happen, some even called the win predictable. Of course the fiercely reclusive Malick did not turn up to receive the award, because he is, according to his producers, a bit shy. Which I think is a bit rude.
Will Chadwick Will Chadwick May 22, 2011
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Movies
Sequels To Prometheus Could Be On The Way
Is it a prequel? Is it an original? What does Prometheus have to do with Alien? These are questions that have been on every movie lover's lips ever since it has been announced. How is Prometheus related to the franchise? It's been hinted very strongly by Michael Fassbender that there is a definite genetic link. But so far, the most definitive answer has been from a journalist. Over at MovieHole, Clint has said there is a link and there will be sequels if Fox likes the movie and it makes money. Well if the film turns out to be decent I can't see why it would be a problem. I just worry that by the time the film comes out whether people will be able to distance themselves from this whole prequel nonsense and judge the film on its own merits. But there was also a very interesting point which suggests why there might be no reference to the Alien franchise in the title:
Will Chadwick Will Chadwick May 19, 2011
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Movies
Lars Von Trier Gets Banned From The Cannes Film Festival
Well it was kind of bound to happen. After his outrageous outburst yesterday at the press conference for his new movie Melancholia, Lars Von Trier has been considered a "persona non grata" by the Cannes Film Festival organisers, literally an unwelcome person, and has been banned from the festival. Now this doesn't mean his film is banned just him, but if his new movie happens to win a prize, say the Palme d'Or (which is a tad unlikely) or the directing or writing prizes he will be unable to pick them up.
Will Chadwick Will Chadwick May 19, 2011
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Movies
Could The Hangover Part III Be On The Horizon?
With The Hangover Part II a little over a week away, Todd Phillips is out on the publicity trail for the movie and discussing various bits and bats around the movie and even talking up a sequel. First off he talked to Collider about the opportunity of doing a sequel, which could be taken as Phillips just being flippant but equally there could be some truth in the matter
Will Chadwick Will Chadwick May 19, 2011
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Movies
Ridley Scott To Direct Reagan/Gorbachev Drama Reykjavik
Ridley Scott is a prolific man. Mostly in the projects he is ruminating rather than actually making. The pointless Red Riding re-adaptation, another literary adaptation in the form of Brave New World as well as numerous projects set up at his production house Scott Free, including Monopoly the Movie. Now we can add another to that pile, the director has signed onto direct Reykjavik a drama about the Cold War summit held in Iceland in 1986 which was the beginning of the end of the war.
Will Chadwick Will Chadwick May 18, 2011
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Lars Von Trier Rattles Critical Cages At Cannes
We're coming to the final couple of days of the Cannes Film Festival, and the once festival favourite Lars von Trier, who won the Palme d'Or in 2000 for Dancer in the Dark, has his new film Melancholia showing today. The film is described as "a beautiful film about the end of the world" and like Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life it has split opinion. While not as controversy courting as Antichrist, it has upset critics mainly with people calling it boring.
Will Chadwick Will Chadwick May 18, 2011
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Movies
Gaspar Noe To Direct Bret Easton Ellis Script The Golden Suicides
Some potentially very interesting news here. The provocateur/mad man/genius Gaspar Noe, most recently known for fucking your eyeballs with a kaleidoscope in Enter the Void, could be getting ready to direct a script from a similarly mad yet genius provocateur, Bret Easton Ellis. The film will be called The Golden Suicides, and it is a script that Ellis has adapted from a Vanity Fair article of the same name. The article originally written by Nancy Jo Sales, concerns the story of Jeremy Thomas and Theresa Duncan who killed themselves after being harassed by Scientologists, even though the circumstances of their death are considered mysterious. Originally names like Gus Van Sant and Angelina Jolie were linked to the project but after two years the project went dead. Now Muse Productions, who were responsible for bringing American Psycho to the screen, are looking to ignite the fire again and Noe is reportedly interested.
Will Chadwick Will Chadwick May 16, 2011
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TV
First Look At Ed Harris As John McCain In Game Change
Well we've already seen an image of Julianne Moore as Sarah Palin in the upcoming HBO TV film Game Change, now we can bring you a picture of Ed Harris as John McCain. My first reaction: whoa. That is scary. The look of Moore was scarily accurate and this is even more so. I have to admit I was initially skeptical about the casting of Ed Harris, he isn't the man that immediately comes to mind when I think of McCain. But this has blown any of those doubts away, and his acting ability will no question, match that look. The film will cover the Republican campaign at the 2008 elections, primarily the relationship between Palin and McCain.
Will Chadwick Will Chadwick May 16, 2011
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Movies
First Look At Gambit Starring Colin Firth & Cameron Diaz
Hot off his very deserved win for The King's Speech, Colin Firth is back on shooting another interesting project with Cameron Diaz, which is currently shooting in London. Gambit is a remake of a 1960's crime caper starring Michael Caine and Shirley MacLaine, it's scripted by the Coen Brothers and is being shot by Michael Hoffman. Co-starring are Stanley Tucci, Cloris Leachman, Alan Rickman and Tom Courtenay.
Will Chadwick Will Chadwick May 16, 2011
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