Anyone who's navigated the peril-fraught landscape of adolescence knows what it's like to have a crush on someone but immediately turn into a stiff, tongue-tied weirdo when that person walks into the room.
In Warm Bodies, Nicholas Hoult's character has a good reason to be stiff, tongue-tied and weird. He's a zombie.
"He can't remember his previous life, and then he meets this girl that sparks this desire to better himself and change," explains the 23-year-old England native, who has transformed from the chipmunk-cheeked kid in 2002's About a Boy into a strapping young man that's quickly becoming one of Hollywood's it boys.
'Anchorman 2' trailer drops and promises lots of snake venom If there’s one new line from Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues that takes off, I predict that catchphrase will be: “Hey, fat face! You stay classy.” Will Ferrell’s Ron Burgundy screams the line at the end of the new trailer for ... Read more
Marvel Phase Three: Hulk, Iron Man 4, Doctor Strange could be on the way With Iron Man 3 officially kicking off Marvel’s Phase Two, studio boss Kevin Feige has given Entertainment Weekly an early glimpse of where the company plans to go with its Phase Three slate of films, which kicks off with Edgar Wright’s Ant-Man ... Read more
The 10 worst superhero movies of all time Okay, Iron Man 3 is solidly a hit with both critics and fans. So before Man of Steel, R.I.P.D., Kick Ass 2 and Thor: The Dark World land in theatres, we thought now was a good time to take a look back at some comic book film adaptations that have missed ... Read more
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