'Attack The Block 2' Finally Happening, Star John Boyega And Director Joe Cornish Both Returning
Attack the Block 2 is officially happening, at last, with both star John Boyega and writer-director Joe Cornish both returning.
Read MoreAttack the Block 2 is officially happening, at last, with both star John Boyega and writer-director Joe Cornish both returning.
Read MoreThese are the best movies streaming right now, including In the Line of Fire, 48 Hrs., Shutter Island, Ocean's Eleven, Attack the Block, and more.
Read MoreAn Attack the Block sequel was recently discussed by writer/director Joe Cornish and the film's breakthrough star John Boyega.
Read More(Welcome to The Quarantine Stream, a new series where the /Film team shares what they’ve been watching while social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.) The Movie: Attack the Block Where You Can Stream It: Pluto TV The Pitch: John Boyega, in his star-making role, plays Moses, the young leader of a group of South London teenagers who mugs a nurse…
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Read MoreIn this edition of Sequel Bits: Tom Hanks and Tim Allen have finished their voice work for Toy Story 4 Chris Tucker tries to keep hope alive for Rush Hour 4 Hobbs & Shaw gets a bunch of new character posters Watch a clip from Happy Death Day 2U Fantastic Beasts actor Dan Fogler explains…
Read MoreIn 2013, on the heels of his indie success with Attack the Block, Joe Cornish was set to direct Star Trek 3. Read why Joe Cornish turned down Star Trek.
Read MoreIn this edition of /Answers, the /Film crew gathers to discuss the best kids adventure movies, ranging from bonafide classics to newer gems.
Read MoreGet your hands on the new Attack the Block vinyl soundtrack being released by I Am Shark on a limited edition glow in the dark 2xLP set.
Read MoreThe Hero Complex Gallery Blacklight show features impressive, electric pieces of art for movies and TV shows like Boogie Nights, Stranger Things & more.
Read MoreA new Attack the Block poster has just become available from artist Matt Taylor. Aside from the art just looking cool, it also glows in the dark. Look!
Read MoreAny time artist Tyler Stout releases a print, it's an event. When he has his own gallery show, it's a happening. Friday night in Austin for SXSW, the artist behind such memorable Mondo posters as Akira, the Star Wars trilogy and Kill Bill was on hand for a two-man show with Australian artist Ken Taylor. Stout…
Read MoreIf this summer's blockbuster film The Avengers taught us anything, is that there's power in numbers. Thor or Iron Man are good on their own but, when they're part of a team, they're great. That team-up mentality is the focus of the latest art show at the Bottleneck Gallery in Brooklyn, NY. It's called The Gang's All Here…
Read MoreOscar season is over, and so we're at the point where everyone can spend a day or two talking about the actual winners before moving on to enjoying the great bounty of films that 2012 has to offer. But before we move on, take one last moment to enjoy a fake Oscar tribute reel. This…
Read MoreLast year, Quentin Tarantino released a list of what he called the best films of 2011. This year he has repeated the list-making effort, and Tarantino's list of the best eleven films of 2011 is out now. (Or best twelve films, really, since there is a tie in one position.) Along with that comes a…
Read MoreIt's no secret that the Alamo Drafthouse is the best theater chain in the country. Sure, it's small, but the passion they have to create the perfect environment to watch a movie is unparalleled. Case in point, their hugely popular No Texting public service announcements, incredible in-theater food selection, stunning repertory screenings and so much more.…
Read MoreThis article is full of bad news. FOR MY WALLET! *rimshot* Collider recently sat down to do an in-depth, on camera interview with Justin Ishmael, the creative director of Mondo, the increasingly popular and influential poster boutique of the Alamo Drafthouse. In the interview, tons of information was released, including: The reason why Mondo decided…
Read MoreI find it difficult to say whether 2011 was an unusually strong or unusually weak year for films. As in any year, there were pleasant surprises and disappointments alike. If I had to pinpoint the one thing my favorites tend to have in common, though, it's a sense that each of them were made with…
Read MoreEnd-of-year list-making is typically a daunting, tricky, and arbitrary task. At its best, it's a way to express ideas and share interesting finds. At its worst, it's a shouting match about WHY DIDN'T YOU PICK THE EXACT FILMS I LIKE? In 2011, I probably saw around 70-80 new release films in theaters. I'm certain that…
Read MoreJoe Cornish's insanely entertaining sci-fi-action-comedy Attack the Block was one of the best features I saw this summer, and at just 88 minutes, it was also one of the shortest. Though the brief runtine helped keep the story -- about South London hood kids defending their housing complex from an alien attack -- taut and…
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Read MoreThis week, Dave, Devindra, and Adam discuss Mel Gibson's next sure-to-be-controversial product, praise the brilliance of Children's Hospital, get disappointed by the studio feel of Warrior, and wonder whether or not Attack the Block is a perfect movie. Guest Alison Willmore joins us from Movieline and AV Club. You can always e-mail us at slashfilmcast(AT)gmail(DOT)com,…
Read MoreAttack the Block's theatrical run is almost at an end, but fear not -- you'll be able to watch it from the comfort of your own home soon enough. The "cult classic in the making" will hit shelves October 25 on Blu-ray and DVD. Whether you missed it the first time around or just really…
Read MoreWe've showcased the work of poster artist Alex Pardee before, and sadly the intent of this post is not to announce that he has produced, with commercial intent, art based on the great Joe Cornish film Attack the Block. This is, however, a post with the intent to announce that Alex Pardee has produced, with…
Read MoreAfter months of building buzz with free screenings, online clips and giveaways, Attack the Block finally opened this weekend on eight screens to a very healthy $17,200 per screen average, making it the highest grossing of the new, limited release films. (It lost the highest per screen average of new limited releases to Miranda July's…
Read MoreNote: We've republished our earlier Attack The Block review to coincide with the film's release. One day in the near future, you'll probably be able to own Attack the Block action figures. Not lame ones like you see for the typical Hollywood blockbuster, I'm talking the cool ones reserved for the true cult classics. NECA…
Read MoreOutside of the fact that they bare a striking resemblance, John Boyega is nothing like Moses, his character in Joe Cornish’s sci-fi adventure film Attack the Block. John’s older, for one, 19 instead of 15. His British accent is more refined, his slick grey suit and skinny black tie are a far cry from the…
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