Why So Serious? with Rory Cashin (entertainment.ie) and Brogen Hayes (Movies.ie) is back with the best and worst of October 2013, featuring reviews of THOR: THE DARK WORLD, ENOUGH SAID and BAGGAGE CLAIM. Continue reading
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Brogen Hayes talks about movies
Category Archives: Trailer Talk
Trailer Talk – We Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks
Fresh from making Mea Maxima Culpa, director Alex Gibney has delved behind the secrets of Wikileaks, and it’s founder Julian Assange. The trailer for We Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks has just been released and promises a revelatory film that will reveal the secrets behind the website that steals secrets for a living. Continue reading
Trailer Talk – Rise of the Guardians
The Guardians are the creatures of fable and fairy tale that we believed in as children – The Sandman, Santa (Alec Baldwin), The Tooth Fairy (Isla Fisher) and The Easter Bunny (Hugh Jackman). These Guardians protect children and keep them safe from the evil Pitch (Jude Law), until Pitch rises stronger than ever, and the Guardians must call on Jack Frost (Chris Pine) to join them in defeating evil. Continue reading
Trailer Talk – Lawless, Gangster Squad and Dark Horse
Boardwalk Empire has a lot to answer for; the gangster movie seemed to have died in 2009 with Johnny Depp’s misstep Public Enemies. Martin Scorsese makes an admittedly brilliant TV show about prohibition era Atlantic City, and suddenly the gangster movie is back in style. Continue reading
Trailer Talk – Kilt by Ruff McLauren (A trailer for Disney Pixar’s Brave)
This new trailer for Disney Pixar’s Brave made me giggle. Continue reading
Trailer Talk – Top Cat: The Movie
2012 is shaping up to be quite the year for nostalgia. Not only have we had re-releases of some of the films that defined our youth – including Titanic and Beauty and The Beast – but on June 1st, Top Cat is back! Continue reading
Trailer Talk: Dark Shadows
Dark Shadows is the new film from Tim Burton, and it stars all of his favourite actors including Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter. The film is based on the cult TV sitcom and is due for release this May. Continue reading
Trailer Talk: Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
After Oskar’s father dies on 9/11, he discovers a key in a vase that belonged to his father. This inspires him to search New York City for information about the key.
