Chaplin Takes The Last Stand

Sight & Sound magazine recently published its result for the 50 greatest films of all time with Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo winning the 2012 accolade. The poll, organised by the British Film Institute, is held every ten years, the first … Read More

IMAX and Sonic Booms

So the Science Museum got in touch with us last week. Said we do such a good job reviewing the films we see that they offered us a couple of complimentary tickets to review The Dark Knight Rises in … Read More

Teaser Trailers for Superman: Man of Steel Grace the Web

If you were one of the millions to watch The Dark Knight Rises over the weekend you may have already seen these. If you wern’t then don’t get your blue spandex outerwear knickers in a … Read More

How Much? The Cost of Being Batman

Last week we had a Nolan Fest to celebrate the release of The Dark Knight Rises. If you missed it, you can check out all our coverage here.

You would think the cost of rebuilding the Wayne mansion; presumably a … Read More

The Dark Knight Rises: The Dark Knight Trilogy Review

A young boy sings the American national anthem in front of a filled football stadium. Patriotism has never been more beautifully presented. Togetherness is what binds the people together. An hour later in the movie, the flag of … Read More

The Dark Knight Rises trailers and TV spots

Need something to kill the hours before you go watch The Dark Knight Rises tomorrow? Cult Hub is here to fill those cravings. Ever since the first teaser trailer was released late last year expectation for this movie … Read More

The Dark Knight: The Dark Knight Trilogy Review

Bouncing on top of a mountain of money he managed to retrieve from the Mob’s crooked accountant, the Joker slides down the side to meet one of them. As they exchange small talk, one of the Joker’s henchmen … Read More

Screenplay Hub – Christopher Nolan

To celebrate Nolan Week here at Cult Hub, we’ve rounded up a collection of screenplays from films Directed (or soon to be) by Christopher Nolan. Click on the thumbnails to be taken to a pdf document.

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Batman Begins: The Dark Knight Trilogy Review

As Bruce Wayne walks towards his private jet after a grueling training regime from the Bhutanese mountains, he is greeted by his faithful butler Alfred Pennyworth after seven years. As he takes each step, Alfred notices this is … Read More

The Cinema of Christopher Nolan: Part II

Back in 2000, when Nolan was still relatively unknown and was struggling to find a US distributor for Memento, he came across a book called The Prestige by Christopher Priest that not only captured his imagination but also … Read More