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More than ten years after the director's death, today it was announced that a 'lost' Stanley Kubrick film is to be made over 50 years since he first wrote it. Originally set to shoot Lunatic at Large in the early 1960s, Kubrick was tempted away to make the epic Spartacus, eventually losing the treatment among his masses of documents. Now, one of the many films Kubrick started but could never finish will be completed as a starring vehicle for Scarlett Johansson and the still-unbelievably-underrated genius that is Sam Rockwell.

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With acclaimed superhero movie Kick-Ass now on release, Karl Benecke and Brogan Morris are joined by movie buffs Elizabeth Symonds, Leon Somi, Tom Bates and Gary Young to discuss what they think are the best and worst superhero movies. Hear the discussion here.

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Brogan Morris and Karl Benecke are joined by film enthusiasts Leon Somi, Tom Bates and Gary Young to discuss the films they're most anticipating this Summer season. Hear Part 1 of the discussion here.

A Nightmare on Elm street is the latest horror movie to get the remake treatment after the likes of Last House on the Left in 2009, and the awful Friday the 13th, also in 2009.

True Predator fans will tell you that the Predator series has become a bit of a joke. The Alien Vs Predator films have not really added anything to the series, other than a few spectacular CGI confrontations.

You could be forgiven for thinking that Matt Damon's new movie 'Green Zone' was the latest instalment of the Bourne franchise, certain shots in the explosive trailer certainly fit the Bourne mould, but you would be wrong.

Most news about upcoming movies just passes by without registering any kind of emotion out of me. 'Five more superhero movies on their way!' Oh, really. 'Big news - yet another horror film is being remade badly - again!' That's nice. 'Steven Soderbergh has another movie in the works, bringing his total to 16!' Whatever Soderbergh, like that's a surprise, you make about five films a year.

In Clash of the Titans the ultimate struggle for power takes place, pitting men against kings and kings against gods. But the war between the gods themselves could destroy the world. Born of a god but raised as a man, Perseus (Worthington) is helpless to save his family from Hades (Fiennes), vengeful god of the underworld. With nothing left to lose Perseus sets out on a quest to defeat Hades, and allow Zeus (Liam Neeson) to emerge victorious against the evil of the underworld.