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Trailers
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SPL!NG Movie Review: Guardians of the Galaxy
30 Jul 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
Guardians of the Galaxy is one of the most highly anticipated films of 2014. Apart from being yet another superhero comic book adaptation, the ragtag Guardians of the Galaxy have been described as “Space Avengers” and have been toting an exciting trailer in the build-up to their intergalactic adventure.
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Here’s The First ‘Fifty Shades Of Grey’ Trailer [Video]
24 Jul 2014 by chelsea / No Comments
The movie trailer all you sexual beings have been waiting for has finally arrived. After all the speculation of who would play the main characters – do you think they chose the right people?
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SPL!NG Movie Review: Cold Harbour
23 Jul 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
Cape Town is the setting for Cold Harbour, an African noir crime drama that centres on corrupt cops and the smuggling of abalone. While restrictions are in place, it seems the sea produce, known locally as perlemoen, is a valuable aphrodisiac in Asian markets. We journey with Sizwe Miya, a dedicated township warrants officer, who goes […]
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SPL!NG Movie Review: Bad Neighbours
16 Jul 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
“Neighbours, everybody needs good neighbours…”, the cheerful theme of the long-running Australian soap drama, is a haunting refrain to some who have experienced nightmare neighbours. While most of us would be quite happy with the prospect of sharing a street with the likes of Kylie Minogue, Guy Pearce, Jason Donovan or Natalie Imbruglia – we’re often […]
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SPL!NG Movie Review: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
09 Jul 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
Whether you believe in evolution or not, there’s plenty of great contrasts to be made in The Planet of the Apes saga. After it seemed like Tim Burton had broken the franchise, a prequel in Rise of the Planet of the Apes renewed interest in the science-fiction concept, leveraging Andy Serkis and his second most famous digitally rendered performance […]
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SPL!NG Movie Review: Transformers – Age of Extinction
02 Jul 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
WHAM! BAM! Thank you Michael Bay. Love or hate him, the Transformers director has continued to smash the box office with larger-than-life movies about Hasbro’s popular line of toys from the ’80s. His latest sequel, Transformers: Age of Extinction, is a case of too much “more of the same” with Mark Wahlberg replacing long-running front man, Shia LaBeouf.
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WATCH: The Trailer For Brad Pitt’s New World War 2 Film, ‘Fury’ [Video]
26 Jun 2014 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
The official trailer for the 50-year-old Hollywood veteran’s latest movie is finally here – and it is epic. The newly released trailer will leave you wanting more…
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SPL!NG Movie Review: Locke
25 Jun 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
When we reach a fork in the road of life, the path we choose often leads to a known set of consequences. Once we’ve knowingly taken the wrong path, getting back on the right path can be tough going as Ivan Locke discovers in the tense drama, Locke.
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SPL!NG Movie Review: 22 Jump Street
18 Jun 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
Johnny Depp is probably the most famous thing about the ’80s TV show, 21 Jump Street. Now that the TV show has been loosely adapted to film with Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum leading the charge, his legacy is in jeopardy. The first film was a bit of a gamble, taking the TV show’s premise of […]
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SPL!NG Movie Review: Edge of Tomorrow
11 Jun 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
“Live. Die. Repeat.” The tag line turned mantra for Tom Cruise’s latest science-fiction action thriller is not officially endorsed by Scientology, although many religions would probably find a nugget of truth in the thematic content at play in his latest sci-fi blockbuster, Edge of Tomorrow.
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SPL!NG Movie Review: Transcendence
04 Jun 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
Transcendence picks up a similar thread to The Lawnmower Man, following the trajectory of a man, whose meddling with computer science turns him into a god. The divide between humanity and technology is narrowing as artificial intelligence evolves. When will machines overtake humanity? It’s a recurring, thought-provoking and timely science-fiction theme that takes root in our collective […]
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Here’s The Trailer For ‘Palo Alto,’ Starring Emma Roberts, James Franco And Val Kilmer [Video]
28 May 2014 by chelsea / No Comments
Dubbed “one of the best movies ever made about high school life in America”, the much anticipated Palo Alto, is said to be a favourable debut for director, Gia Coppola…
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SPL!NG Movie Review: Under the Skin
28 May 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
Under the Skin is an original film, based on the novel by Michel Faber. After falling in love with the story and several drafts later, director and co-writer, Jonathan Glazer, decided to move away from an illustrative adaptation and rather tap into the essence of the main character’s experiences. The project was in development for 10 […]
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SPL!NG Movie Review: X-Men – Days of Future Past
21 May 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
X-Men: Days of Future Past has it all: mutant superheroes, time travel, retro ’70s cool and of course, Wolverine. Hugh Jackman has been the X-Men mascot for some time now, sans yellow spandex, so naturally he was the first choice to make the journey back in time to save their future from an event that could endanger humans […]
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SPL!NG Movie Review: Filth
14 May 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
Director, Jon S. Baird is a brave and determined director. When the pig-headed policeman on the front cover of Irvine Welsh’s Filth caught his imagination, he read the novel and was inspired to direct what was then deemed impossible to adapt. The film rights had just expired and Baird took it upon himself to visit Irvine Welsh […]
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SPL!NG Movie Review: Only God Forgives
07 May 2014 by SPLING / 2 Comments
Only God Forgives is the much anticipated follow-up to Drive from writer-director Nicolas Winding Refn. In many ways, this is an unofficial sequel to Drive: Ryan Gosling takes another lead role, while the sleek cinematography and pulsating soundtrack reverberate with the same intensity. The difference is that Only God Forgives is set in Bangkok, balancing on a much sharper and darker […]
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SPL!NG Movie Review: iNumber Number
30 Apr 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
South Africa’s crime epidemic has inspired films like Tsotsi, Jerusalema, A Million Colours, How to Steal 2 Million, Stander, Hijack Stories and more recently, Four Corners. We’re living in a gangster’s paradise with a flourishing subculture of violence and criminality. While the SAPS and local crime watch initiatives are trying to combat this, crime is still a prominent issue in South Africa.
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SPL!NG Movie Review: The Amazing Spider-Man 2
23 Apr 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 has got a lot to live up to. For starters, it follows Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man franchise, which only really ran out of web in Spider-Man 3. Second, it’s a sequel following a strong series reboot. Thirdly, the title The Amazing Spider-Man 2 puts a bit of pressure to keep it well, amazing. More to the point, it’s […]
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2 Philip Seymour Hoffman Movie Trailers Come Out After His Death [VIDEOS]
16 Apr 2014 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
Philip Seymour Hoffman was found dead in his New York apartment earlier this year. The celebrated actor has left behind a long repertoire of films, but some are still to be released. Here are trailers for two movies he starred in that are yet to come out.
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SPL!NG Movie Review: Sabotage
16 Apr 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
It’s funny how some movie titles seem to become self-fulfilling prophecies, allowing their overriding meaning to seep into the film. On the surface, Sabotage is a dark, trashy and intense Arnold Schwarzenegger action thriller with a couple of name stars thrown in for good measure. However, as it builds to a crescendo, it seems as […]
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SPL!NG Movie Review: Noah
09 Apr 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
Darren Aronofsky’s Biblical fantasy epic was spawned from his fascination with the character of Noah. On the surface, Noah was a man commissioned by God to build an ark and gather two of every bird, animal and reptile before the floods cleansed the earth of humanity. The retelling of this Old Testament story tends to […]
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Here’s The Trailer To Cameron Diaz’ Sex Tape [VIDEO]
02 Apr 2014 by Jasmine Stone / 1 Comment
Cameron Diaz knows that the only way to spice up her sex life is to make a sex tape. Where was this movie at the height of her career? Well, better late than never.
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SPL!NG Movie Review: Captain America – The Winter Soldier
01 Apr 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
Captain America doesn’t really have any super powers. He’s a super soldier, armed with a shield that doubles as a boomerang frisbee. His agility, strength, healing and endurance abilities make him slightly more difficult to kill than you or I, but let’s face the facts… he’s a G.I. Joe at a fancy dress party.
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SPL!NG Movie Review: Four Corners
26 Mar 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
Pollsmoor Prison is overpopulated and way beyond capacity, famous for Nelson Mandela’s incarceration and infamous for its prolific gangsterism. A gang war has been raging for almost a hundred years between ‘The Numbers’, several prison gangs divided by their 26, 27 and 28 affiliations, exercising their rule by means of extreme violence. Their bonds extend beyond […]
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Here Is The ‘Hercules’ Trailer [VIDEO]
26 Mar 2014 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
Do you smell what Hercules is cooking? Dwayne ‘the Rock’ Johnson’s portrayal of the title character pits him against mythical beasts in the action film ‘Hercules.’ Check out the trailer here.
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SPL!NG Movie Review: The Grand Budapest Hotel
19 Mar 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
Wes Anderson is a marvelous film-maker, one whose body of work is simultaneously aloof and delightful. He builds worlds in his films that exist entirely independent of real-life, yet still deeply connected. The Grand Budapest Hotel is one such film, recounting the adventures of a legendary concierge and his trusted lobby boy between the wars at a […]
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WATCH: Brad Pitt’s “Big Men” Documentary On African Oil And Greed Looks Epic [VIDEO]
14 Mar 2014 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
Where there is oil there will be greed. Rachel Boynton is the director of a documentary described by critics as a real life ‘There Will Be Blood.’ Backed by the cash of Executive Producer, Brad Pitt, she follows the story of Ghana’s troubled commercialization of it’s oil fields, and the militants in Nigeria combating the corruption that their oil wealth caused.
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SPL!NG Movie Review: The Lego Movie
12 Mar 2014 by SPLING / 1 Comment
It seems strange that LEGO, the beloved building block toy brand, has only just got a movie adaptation in The LEGO Movie. Well, it was worth the wait… because The LEGO Movie is nothing short of AWESOME! While still regarded as a toy for kids, it’s a rite of passage for many people who used to […]
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SPL!NG Movie Review: 300 – Rise of an Empire
05 Mar 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
It’s been 8 years since Zack Snyder’s adaptation of Frank Miller’s graphic novel 300 hit the big screen. The standalone film blazed with battle cries, cutting edge visuals and ancient Greek “This is… SPARTA!” machismo. It set in motion the careers of its director, Zack Snyder and Gerard Butler.
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SPL!NG Movie Review: American Hustle
26 Feb 2014 by SPLING / No Comments
When David O. Russell makes a movie, people sit up, take notice and then stand up. He reportedly said he hates plots and is all about characters. Well, the critically acclaimed director has managed to get Oscar-nominated performances out of his cast in his last three films. It’s no wonder he’s developing a loyal following of […]
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