Roland Emmerich's new film, the 'who really wrote Shakespeare's plays' conspiracy tale Anonymous, got a little prestige bump when it was programmed as part of the Toronto International Film Festival. But let's face it: as much as we celebrate TIFF, and with very good reason, a festival packed with hundreds of films is going to…
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For his latest film, Anonymous, Roland Emmerich departs from his established world-busting pattern...or does he? While the film doesn't feature scenes of overt global destruction as per 2012 and Independence Day, the movie does seek to drop a bomb on the literary world by taking seriously the conspiracy theory that says the works of William…
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I had the distinct pleasure to take part in a round table discussion with Bunny & the Bull director Paul King and stars Edward Hogg and Simon Farnaby at this weekend's cosplay-tastic MCM Expo, where they provided a brief welcome relief amongst the rampaging hordes of toons-made-flesh on a good time mission. Farnaby has recently…
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Drawing early comparisons to the films of Michel Gondry is Bunny and The Bull, the debut feature from writer/director Paul King, best known for his work on the BBC's wonderfully disoriented comedy series The Mighty Boosh. The movie co-stars the Boosh's Noel Felding and Julian Barratt, the latter of which can be seen in the below…
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