Our favourite bad guy
While Sir Anthony Hopkins is all smiles as he flicks through the pages of Filmink, he has portrayed some of the most menacing characters in horror films to date. Our favourite villain's latest role is playing the estranged father of Benicio Del Toro in the spooky period thriller, The Wolfman, which is in cinemas now. Judging by Sir Tony's smile, maybe he's wishing he could play a villain in a Tarantino film...
The whole gang returns for what rates as a highly disappointing (alleged) conclusion to what had previously been a truly great comic franchise.
It has all the makings of a terrific edgy thriller, but sadly never manages to break free of its derivative Hollywood template.
Expertly adapted from its source material, this is a powerful, provocative and humane look at post 9/11 politics.
"This Box Set includes four films from his golden period in the late 1960s to early 1970s."
The filmmaker is set to direct Australian actresses, Cate Blanchett and Mia Wasikowska, in a provocative new film.
The prolific French filmmaker will head to America to helm a crime thriller.
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