Duncan Jones – Retro Gamer

by UnkleRupert | Sep 11, 2011 | Interviews, News

Duncan recently gave an exclusive interview with UK magazine Retro Gamer’s Jerry Bonner on the subject of his passion for video games. Being an avid, long time gamer, and having worked in the industry, Duncan has plenty of experience to fall back on when it...

Source Code Tops Chinese Mainland Box Office Chart

by UnkleRupert | Sep 6, 2011 | News, Source Code

Thanks once again to our friend Jessie over in China, we have news that after it’s 30th August mainland Chinese cinema release, Source Code is on track (sorry) to top the Chinese box office chart in it’s first week… Initial figures show takings of 43...

Chinese Fan Helps Spread The Word On MOON & Source Code

by UnkleRupert | Aug 30, 2011 | Fan Contributions, MOON, News, Source Code

Source Code opens in China today, one of only 20 foreign films to open on the Chinese mainland due to a quota system currently in place. Things may change in the future, with up to 1,600 new cinema screens being added per year to service a growing appetite for both...

Source Code Screens In Japan

by Kate | Aug 20, 2011 | Movie, News, Source Code

Source Code might not be out until 28 October in Japan but it had its first media screening a couple of days ago on 18 August. With thanks to Rintaro Watanabe, who was at that screening, here’s a photo from the event. Happily but not surprisingly, Rintaro...

Duncan Jones Knows Just Who He Wants to Star in His Next Film

by Kate | Aug 18, 2011 | Movie, News, Source Code

To mark the release of Source Code on DVD and blu ray in the UK this week, LoveFilm features a new interview with Duncan Jones. In it, Duncan talks a little about the contrast of making Moon and Source Code, but he also speaks a little bit more about The Third...

Duncan Jones Appeals To Chinese Audience Over Film Piracy

by UnkleRupert | Aug 10, 2011 | News, Source Code

As we get closer to the release of 源代码 Source Code in China on the 30th August, Duncan Jones has put out an appeal to the audience in China to go see Source Code at the cinema, and not watch pirated versions. This has been translated and posted also at sina.com which...