Bassweight

is a feature length documentary that offers an unparalleled insight into the subterranean world of Dubstep. Charting the genre's growth from obscure origins in south London to global recognition today, the film features in-depth interviews with many of the DJ's, producers and promoters who have been instrumental in Dubstep's ongoing evolution. Skream, Benga, Kode9 and Mary Anne Hobbs are just some of the key players who have contributed, reflecting on the movement they've helped shape; a movement that has come to define the importance of underground music in the 21st Century. This highly stylised film travels from Dubstep's birthplace in Croydon to Europe, Brazil and Japan, demonstrating just how huge an impact this initially indigenous scene has made at an international level.

The Smurfs 2 looking for a summer time 2013 release

Following the unpredicted success from the Smurfs (that has made a lot more than $242m world-wide since opening), The new sony have because of the go-ahead to some follow up and slated a release date for August 2013.The small blue males even outperformed the small eco-friendly males of Cowboys & Aliens as well as bested the Ryan Reynolds and Jason Bateman body-swap comedy, The Modification-Up, in the box office.Obviously then, it's only natural the filmmakers are wanting to turn out a follow-up title to make certain children drag their parents back for additional. It's coming on 2 August 2013, almost exactly 2 yrs following the original, more specifically.The Smurfs director Raja Gosnell and producer Jordan Kerner apparently began to operate about the follow up a few several weeks ago, however it has been confirmed like a large, blue reality.Mums and fathers everywhere are in possession of only 2 yrs to organize themselves for the following instalment...

Billy Crystal talks Monsters, Inc. prequel

Billy Crystal has been working so hard on the prequel to Monsters, Inc. that it's brought out the animal in him - he's become a little hoarse. (Thank you, we're here all week)."I spent five-and-a-half hours today for our fourth session on Monsters Inc. 2," he told an audience at a 20th anniversary screening of City Slickers. "That's why I'm a little hoarse."Seriously though, the 63-year-old actor said he was really enjoying working with John Goodman again:"We're having a blast together. It's really a great script, it's really funny."The prequel film is called Monsters University and sees Crystal and Goodman return to the roles of Michael 'Mike' Wazowski and P. 'Sulley' Sullivan."The Pixar people are geniuses. It's 10 years since the first movie. Yeah, it's crazy. And it's a prequel. They're in college. It's how they met, it's how Michael and Sully meet, and plan to become scarers at Monsters, Inc. So this movie ends where the other one starts," Crystal revealed."It's college pranks with monsters. And I wear a retainer. Mike has a retainer."

Exclusive Coriolanus Footage Revealed

.... to individuals lucky lieges at Large ScreenSome of team Empire have previously seen Coriolanus. You realize, the film Coriolanus, directed by and starring Rob Fiennes, instead of some school production we had sometime, somewhere, a very long time ago. You want to make that obvious because Fiennes's Coriolanus is really a world from Mr. Jenkins' budget-restricted interpretation from the Shakespearean tragedy while using class of three and 4B ten years or two ago. In Fiennes's world, will still be Italia, and it is still good old bad old Coriolanus, but it is also the current day, therefore the sandal-putting on hack-and-slash setting continues to be changed with Rob and Gerard (Butler, that's) squaring up in deserted urban landscapes packing machine guns and knives as lengthy as the arm. Photos have been seen online here along with the last problem of Empire, but actual footage is not easily available -- before Giant Screen reached wrap their eyes three exclusive clips today. Inside them, we have seen how Fiennes has had Shakespeare's original words, in free verse, and set them right into a modern context. Spoken clearly and thankfully gradually, there's lots of breathing space for individuals not every educate yourself on Billy's canon to get what is happening. Within the first scene i was proven, the Roman individuals are rising up, clamoring for bloodstream, after which Caius Martius (before he's because of the appealing Coriolanus nickname, natch) brings about the riot troops and provides them an ear-bashing they'll always remember. Then there is a jaw-shedding scene that saw Ralph's superbly-shaven bonce covered in bloodstream, tearing through Gerard Butler's military before facing served by him, mano-a-mano, guns lower, knives in hands. Think Modern Warfare: Shakespearean Edition plus you've got a remarkably simplistic interpretation of the items we had. Seriously, So simplistic. But nonetheless, we'll wager two dollars individuals will say it, so here i am, getting into there first.... The ultimate snippet was Caius Martius returning home to some hero's welcome, getting an authoritative pat about the mind from his mother Volumnia (Vanessa Redgrave) along with a hug about the lips from his wife Virgilia (Jessica Chastain). It's, for want of the better word, tense. Oh, and good. Gleam poster which has been launched today through the Daily Telegraph, which we thought we'd add in to the mix for your approval, so take a look below and let's our opinion. Coriolanus is going to be in movie theaters come The month of january 20 2012.

Cha Cha From Grease Dead At 63

La, Calif. -- Grease has lost another star. Annette Charles, who performed Cha Cha DiGregorio in 1978s Grease has died, Access Hollywood has confirmed. Annettes mother, Mary Cardona, told Access that her daughter died on Wednesday, after being put in the hospital for roughly per month. The actress-switched-professor, who had been also fighting cancer, was initially put in the hospital for pneumonia. Annette, who notoriously danced with Travolta Qantas Video within the classic movie musical and told the films Pink Ladies, They call me Cha Cha because Im the very best dancer at St. Bernadettes, seemed to be an address professor at California Condition College Northridge, in Northridge, Calif., following her career about the giant screen. In May, Shaun Conaway, who co-starred in Grease with Annette as Kenickie, died at age 60 after investing days inside a coma and battling with addiction issues recently. Copyright 2011 by NBC Universal, Corporation. All privileges reserved.These components might not be released, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Kevin, Michael Goetz take 'Scenic Route'

KillenBrothers Kevin Goetz and Michael Goetz have been tapped to direct the indie drama "Scenic Route," written by "The Beaver" scribe Kyle Killen. Story follows two old college pals who get stranded in the desert and begin to clash emotionally and physically while coming to grips with the fact they might not be rescued. Anonymous Content is producing with Paul Jensen and Brion Hambel of Best Medicine Prods. Killen, whose script for "The Beaver" topped the Black List in 2008, recently created and exec produced last year's Fox series "Lone Star." He's currently writing and exec producing the drama "Awake," which NBC just ordered for midseason. Kevin Goetz started in market research before going on to produce the 2001 Showtime telepic "Wild Iris," which starred Laura Linney, Gena Rowlands and Emile Hirsch. He most recently exec produced the Charisma Carpenter-starrer "Deadly Sibling Rivalry." The Goetz brothers also co-wrote the Dennis Hopper indie "Tycus." WME and Anonymous Content rep Killen and the Goetzes. Contact Jeff Sneider at jeff.sneider@variety.com

Laurence Fishburne looking for 'Man of Steel'

FishburneLaurence Fishburne continues to be cast as Daily Planet editor Perry Whitened in Warner Bros.' "Guy of Steel" opposite Henry Cavill and Can Be. Studio had no comment but Fishburne's repetition confirmed the casting Tuesday. Pic is shooting this summer time in Chicago and Vancouver with Zack Snyder pointing. Cavill will have Superman, also known as Clark Kent, with Adams as Lois Lane. Kevin Costner, Diane Lane and Michael Shannon will also be starring. The Perry Whitened character first made an appearance in early nineteen forties Superman comics like a tough but fair-minded boss rich in standards. Warner Bros. has set June 14, 2013 for that bow of "Guy of Steel." David Goyer composed the script and developed the storyline with Christopher Nolan, that has stored plot particulars under systems. Charles Roven will produce together with Emma Thomas, Nolan and Deborah Snyder. Thomas Tull will professional produce for Legendary and Lloyd Phillips will even professional produce. Word of Fishburne's casting was initially reported Tuesday by EW.com. Fishburne starred previously three seasons of "CSI: Crime Scene Analysis" and will also be seen next in Steven Soderbergh's "Contagion" for Warner Bros. He's repped by Paradigm. Contact Dork McNary at dork.mcnary@variety.com