Here’s the poster for Martin Koolhoven’s Brimstone for the Cannes Film Festival:
*NOTE* after a question by Martin Koolhoven via twitter about the grey of the ‘poster’, we’ve come to understand that it’s ‘market poster’ so no official poster!
Cannes poster for Robert Pattinson’s movie Brimstone by Koolhoven Leave a comment
HQ Pictures of Robert Pattinson at the MET Ball 2015 3 comments
HQ Pictures of Robert Pattinson with FKA Twigs at the MET Ball 2015
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New fan pictures of Robert Pattinson 2 comments
HQ & MQ pics of Robert Pattinson at the Michael Kors And iTunes Met Gala After Party 1 comment
Here are pictures of Robert Pattinson at the Michael Kors and iTunes Met Gala After Party
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Videos of Robert Pattinson at the Met Ball 2015 2 comments
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‘The Rover’ on FilmInk’s Top Australian Sci-Fi Films Leave a comment
From FilmInk
2. THE ROVER (2014)
Set in a remote stretch of Australia “ten years after the collapse” (as an opening title informs us), the stark sci-fi-tinged thriller, The Rover, introduces a world of arid reduction, where civilisation is hanging by a thread. The closest thing to the law are the army patrols that move from town to town, and the outback populace has responded in kind, namely with violence and debauchery. When the stony, enigmatic Eric (Guy Pearce) has his car stolen by a crew of criminals, he teams with the slow-witted but sweet dupe that they left behind (Robert Pattinson) to get it back.
Though the mention of cars, criminal gangs, and an Australian postapocalypse whip up instant memories of Mad Max, The Rover is no punked up, dystopic vision. This is an urgent, horribly familiar world with a smashed-to-bits moral compass. Thrilling, tightly characterised, and punctuated with neck-snapping jolts of violence, The Rover is a powerful meditation on the fragile nature of society itself.
“I wanted the movie to feel terrifying,” writer/director, David Michod (AnimalKingdom), told FilmInk of his sophomore effort. “I wanted it to feel intimidating and menacing. When you amp up the craziness of a world left after a post-apocalyptic event, you push the audience away. I wanted it to feel immediate. This is a movie about anger. The characters are angry about what has happened to the world. They’re suffering because of what’s being engineered all around them.”
New/Old Still of Robert Pattinson in ‘Maps to the Stars’ Leave a comment
Robert Pattinson makes Sunday Times 50 young rich list Leave a comment
Robert Pattinson made another list: Sunday Times put him on #10 of their 50 Young Rich list:
Thanks to @BookaholicBabe for the tip and the scan
Help For Nepal – How And Where To Donate 1 comment
As most of you know, Nepal was hit by a devastating earthquake this morning. Parts of the country are devastated and the death toll is rising as I type these words. Our hearts and thoughts are with the people of Nepal right now. To try to help any way we can, we’ve made a list of certified charities that are currently accepting donations for Nepal.
Sadly in times of great need, some people create “fake charities” and take advantage of others. So please be careful which charity you donate to. All charities listed below are legit.
- International Federation of Red Cross & Red Crescent Societies: Click here
- AmeriCares: Click here
- CARE: Click here
- OXFAM: Click here
- Direct Relief International: Click here
- Doctor’s Without Borders: Click here
- International Medical Corps: Click here
- Mercy Corps: Click here
- Save the Children: Click here
- UNICEF: Click here or text Nepal to 864233 to donate 10$
- British Red Cross: Text EARTHQUAKE to 70600 to donate £10
- Canadian Red Cross: Click here
- World Food Programme: Click here
We’re also providing phone numbers and websites for people searching for loved ones.
- Google Person Finder: Click here
- Facebook Safety Check: Click here
- Canadians can call the Canadian Government at: 1-800-387-3124
- Americans can call the Embassy at: 1-888-407-4747
- British people can call the Embassy at: +44 (0) 207 008 0000
- People in India can call: 1070/ 080-22340676/22032582/22353980
Here are the emergency numbers in Nepal:
Thinking of Rob 