You’ll be able to offer up your own opinion in a month and change, but in the meantime enjoy the final one sheet art for the film. Yeah, it’s not much different from the teaser art, but it’s the poster for a new Scorsese film – premiering on CHUD! We’re damn psyched about it.
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Follow-ups to Meet the Fockers, Cats & Dogs and The Bad Lieutenant will be hoping to cash in on residual affection for their predecessors.<\/p>\n
Disney, meanwhile, will be counting on gamers coming out in numbers to see its adaptation of popular computer game Prince of Persia.<\/p>\n
As usual the first few months of the year will be dominated by movies vying for honours in the Hollywood awards season.<\/p>\n
Russell Crowe as Robin Hood
\nSir Ridley Scott’s Robin Hood film will be released on 14 May<\/p>\n
These include the George Clooney film Up in the Air, gruelling Cormac McCarthy adaptation The Road and hotly tipped Oscar contender Precious.<\/p>\n
Other potential prize winners include Clint Eastwood’s Nelson Mandela drama Invictus and Peter Jackson’s supernatural thriller The Lovely Bones.<\/p>\n
Cinemagoers will also get the opportunity in February to see Shutter Island and The Wolfman, two high-profile features originally slated for release in 2009.<\/p>\n
March sees a new version of 1981’s Clash of the Titans reach our screens, with Avatar star Sam Worthington as mythical hero Perseus.<\/p>\n
April, meanwhile, sees the release of Kick-Ass, a comic book-inspired action comedy from Layer Cake director Matthew Vaughn.<\/p>\n
May finds Carrie Bradshaw and friends returning in the second film to be based on hit TV series Sex and the City. <\/p>\n