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In this issuedialogueMail, rants, theories etc...Email totalfilm@futurenet.com Write Total Film, 1-10 Praed Mews, London W2 1QY gamesradar.com/totalfilm twitter.com/totalfilm facebook.com/totalfilm totalfilm.tumblr.comHe’s back…I still remember the first time I encountered Arnold Schwarzenegger’s T-800 as a nipper, dipping out of a showing of Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves to sneak into the screen next door and catch a glimpse of James Cameron’s glorious Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Needless to say, I was blown away. Almost a quarter of a century later, can Alan Taylor’s franchise ‘reset’ Terminator Genisys conjure the same big-screen magic? We chatted to Arnie and his new co-stars to find out. Also in the mag this month, we unearth the secrets of Colin Trevorrow’s mega dino-sequel Jurassic World, navigate the ultimate fan convention to get the goss on Star Wars: The Force…7 min

Buzz NewsRad alertFIRST LOOK!“There will be blood. Guns. F-bombs. And graphic, expertly lit French unicorn sex.” Ryan Reynolds there, confirming that his Deadpool movie will be as gloriously violent as the edgy comic-book character demands – though we’re assuming he’s joking about the unicorn sex.With filming underway on the comic adap in Reynolds’ hometown of Vancouver, the actor’s been having fun teasing fans about just what they can expect from the Merc With The Mouth’s first solo movie. And on top of revealing it will be violent enough to warrant a US R-rating (no word yet on the UK certificate), Reynolds also Tweeted the first picture of himself in full Deadpool regalia, lounging by an open fire.As ever, tongues are firmly in cheeks for Marvel’s brashest anti-hero. Deadpool’s movie debut in 2008’s…2 min

Buzz NewsWing manNEW PICS!‘It’s the most dangerous thing I’ve ever done’ TOM CRUISETom Cruise. Hanging from the side of a plane. Five-thousand feet up in the air. You’d think he’d never heard the words “mission” and “impossible” before. “It’s the most dangerous thing I’ve ever done, to be honest,” Cruise admits, and that’s from the guy who scaled the Burj Khalifa for 2011’s Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol with only a harness preventing him from plunging to his death.If there was any concern that incoming director Christopher McQuarrie would struggle to top Cruise’s last outing as Ethan Hunt (with its franchise-best box office haul of $649m), that delirious plane stunt – filmed for real on an Airbus A400M without the use of CGI or stunt doubles – should quiet naysayers. “I’ve never…2 min

Buzz NewsSpy gamesNEW PICS!James Bond loves a bit of action, and he’s had his fair share on the SPECTRE set over the last couple of weeks, where the action’s even been happening off-camera. Star Daniel Craig suffered an injury while shooting a fight scene, necessitating “minor” knee surgery and a three-week rest period.Luckily for the production of the 24th Bond film – which is on a tight schedule to meet its 23 October release date – shooting had already wrapped on a pivotal set-piece that takes place during the Day Of The Dead parade in Mexico City. Involving 1,500 extras and a thrill-aminute foot chase through the procession, it looks set to be one of the most memorable Bond moments ever.“I think all of us felt we had to keep the momentum…2 min

Buzz NewsFights, camera, action!TRAILER BREAKDOWN!SPECTREMISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – ROGUE NATION…2 min

Issue July 2015 - Total Film (2024)

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