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Guardians Of The Galaxy - More Things!

7/22/2014

by Melissa Haggar

With just over a week to go until the release of Guardians of the Galaxy, it’s understandable that you’d be looking for anything Marvel related to pass the time and engage with your favourite characters. Well, be bored no more as on Tuesday 22nd July you can connect with the cast members and filmmakers of Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy live via Twitter and Tumblr. Say what? Yes, we have been gifted with two separate fan Q&A events to revel and participate in, bringing us that ever bit closer to the actual film.

Hit Play: The Lego Movie

7/21/2014

by Melissa Haggar

Animated feature films. They tend to be a hit or miss in the industry and for audiences as it is always so difficult to get every little feature right. The visuals have to be astounding, the animation on point and the story has to be engaging enough (not to mention make sense!) to maintain attention spans. Animation is a long process, and one that requires dedication, which means studios tend to shy away from these types of productions as they can be so risky. So, in a more recent world where the most notable animations are undoubtedly Toy Story and Frozen (and pretty much anything Disney can come up with, ever), are there any other animated features that can compete with the conglomerates that are Disney and Pixar? The answer takes the form of a small yellow man made entirely out of Lego – yes, its 2014’s The Lego Movie.

The Essentials: Andy Serkis

7/17/2014

by Melissa Haggar

All rise for the performance capture role King, the one, the only, Andy Serkis. One of the well-respected actors, Serkis has propelled the world of motion capture into dizzying new heights, turning it into an art form among men. Garnering copious amounts of critical acclaim for his performances, in roles that are not typically appreciated enough by critics; Serkis is a true visionary and deserves to be remembered for his great performances. Of course, to say Andy Serkis has only flexed his talents in roles technically ‘off-screen’ would be foolish, the actor has also appeared ‘on-screen’ in several roles, and has proved that he isn’t just an one-trick pony. With the release of Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, where Serkis plays Caeser, the leader of the apes, we look back at some of Serkis’ greatest films to date.

Guardians of the Galaxy - TV Spots

7/17/2014

Gamora of the Galaxy

7/14/2014

News Of The Planet Of The Apes - Bumper Edition

7/9/2014

by Melissa Haggar

As the day of release fast approaches, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes comes bearing new gifts – in the form of our glorious Bumper News Edition! Oh yes, we’ve got exciting news images from a special screening event, news about a new public art exhibition related to the film AND tremendously exciting news about an exclusive scene that will air on TV...tonight! Intrigued?

Echo Base: Star Wars Episode VII in IMAX

7/9/2014

X-Men is Going Rogue

7/8/2014

Trailer Park Extended: Guardians of the Galaxy

7/8/2014

The Best Films of 2014: So Far and Yet To Come

7/5/2014

It's the middle of 2014 as as you wrack your brains as to how quickly the year has gone, it's time to celebrate the goodness that has descended onto our screens already. So far, the cinematic fares have been so impeccable, it's easy to claim 2014 as one of the best years of cinema. And the treats just keep on coming, with

So join the I'm With Geek film team as they reminisce on their favourites and herald those that they are looking forward to.

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Guardians Of The Galaxy - More Things!

Hit Play: The Lego Movie

The Essentials: Andy Serkis

Guardians of the Galaxy - TV Spots

Gamora of the Galaxy

News Of The Planet Of The Apes - Bumper Edition

Echo Base: Star Wars Episode VII in IMAX

X-Men is Going Rogue

Trailer Park Extended: Guardians of the Galaxy

The Best Films of 2014: So Far and Yet To Come

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