The teaser trailer for J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek Into Darkness has landed, promising a sequel that has much more in common with The Wrath of Khan than we expected. Though the one-minute clip features lots of money shots and little plot, we are treated to a threatening monologue from Benedict Cumberbatch’s mysterious villain. Also, glimpses of […]
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Interview: Pete Travis (Dredd 3D)
October 24, 2012 
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Interview: Pete Travis (Dredd 3D). By Simon Miraudo. What if you were tasked with bringing a beloved comic book character into the 21st century, but had to follow in the footsteps of a much-maligned movie that is known best for betraying its fan base? What if your film sat on the shelf for over a […]
Continue readingI fought the law – Dredd 3D review
October 23, 2012 0 Comments
Dredd 3D – Starring Karl Urban, Olivia Thirlby, and Lena Headey. Directed by Pete Travis. Rated MA. By Simon Miraudo. There are only so many comic book characters to go around, but goshdarnit, Hollywood is going to have a good old-fashioned college try giving every last one their own movie. Even in the age of […]
Continue readingTravis and Garland deny Dredd controversy
October 11, 2011 0 Comments
All is well on the set of Dredd, claim director Pete Travis and writer/producer Alex Garland. Yesterday it was reported Travis had been locked out of the editing room, and that Garland would possibly seek a co-director credit on the film for all the work he’s done in post production. To quash rumours of a coup, […]
Continue readingDirector booted from new Judge Dredd flick?
October 10, 2011 0 Comments
As the new Judge Dredd film – Dredd – enters post-production, reports have emerged that director Pete Travis has been removed from the flick due to “creative disagreements”. According to the L.A. Times: “Travis has not been involved in the current editing phase of the movie, after creative disagreements with producers and executives in charge […]
Continue readingJudge Dredd retitled … Dredd!
September 8, 2010 0 Comments
It’s a smart move for any film to distance themselves from Sylvester Stallone‘s disastrous nineties vehicle Judge Dredd – a movie like The White Ribbon could have perhaps only been bettered by Michael Haneke interrupting proceedings and announcing his distaste for the wildly misguided comic book adaptation. And hey, Haneke is exactly the kind of […]
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