Jon and Dave from HeyUGuys.co.uk chat about Martin Scorcese's Hugo with Cassam Looch from Movie Vortex & Yahoo Movies UK, Simon Thomson from 5USA's Access Hollywood & Matthew Turner from View London.

We talk all things 3D, who we think the movie is aimed at and what we think of it overall.

The only thing to kick the Monday morning blues right in the face is here, the latest episode of the Mouth Off podcast hits the internet.

Up for discussion this week is the Harald Zwart's remake of the classic (?) 80s film The Karate Kid, this time starring Jaden Smith and the Jackie Chan. Bleeding Cool's Movie Man Brendon Connelly, Craig Skinner and I take off the rose tints and stare deeply into the abyss of the latest remake to hit our screens.

Craig returns triumphant from Montreal to bring us all the news from Fantasia Fest and we also look ahead to FrightFest, so plenty to pleasure you aurally this week, as well as our resident Ripped from the Crypt section which this week takes as a theme films which mix animation with live action.

It's been a while but the Mouth Off team were too tempted by the furious momentum of Christopher Nolan's Inception to sit this one out and the podcast returns to take apart the latest film from the man some people claim to be 'The New Kubrick".

It's been a busy week on HeyUGuys and to ease the journey into the weekend let's cosy up and let the calming influence of the Mouth Off podcast wash over us, shall we? Lets.

You'd be hard pressed to find three more diverse films than the ones we're discussing - a liberal guilt trip with writer/director Nicole Holofcener's latest Please Give, Craig Skinner talks up Harmony Korine's Trash Humpers and Brendon Connelly tells us all about the Spanish film Hierro.

We champion the trailer for Mark Romanek's latest, his adaptation of Never Let Me Go which blew our collective minds, we journey through Oz with some unexpected companions and we rip into Warner Bros's decision to do a tentpole Don Quixote film.

Bit of a special one today as we have an exclusive interview with the director of the forthcoming film Death and Cremation, Justin Steele, whose generosity and candour was a breath of fresh air and the stories he tells of getting an original horror film made, as well as working with Brad Dourif and Jeremy Sumpter are really worth a listen.

Arriving just in time to complement your weekend I chat to Brendon Connelly and Craig Skinner about the Rian Johnson film The Brothers Bloom (out in UK cinemas today), as well as looking over the career of the late Dennis Hopper and kicking the recently orphaned Hobbit film around.

In the mix this week we also consider the collusion of Neils – Jordan and Gaiman as The Graveyard Book edges closer to the screen, and there’s the weekly delight of our Ripped from the Crypt section – trailers and assorted material included below.

[Rec]2, Agora and The Killer Inside Me are all up for discussion this week, and we have news on the Logan's Run remake and potentially a very odd career move for Sam Rockwell

Joining me in the podcast arena this week are Craig Skinner and Brendon Connelly and this week sees us tackle StreetDance 3D, the Werner Herzog directed Bad Lieutenant: Part of Call New Orleans, and Philip Ridley's Heartless, and we throw a discussion of 3D, the merits of Nicolas Cage and a new mode of film distribution.

To welcome in the weekend we’re happy to bring you the latest episode of the HeyUGuys podcast Mouth Off. This week we pull apart Price of Persia: The Sands of Time and talk about the state of Disney’s live-action arm in the 21st century.

Brad Bird’s acceptance of a Mission: Impossible is also kicked around, as is the J.J. Abrams Super 8 trailer and the news that Kick-Ass team Matthew Vaughn and Jane Goldman are behind the next X-Men film..

It's Friday, and as if that wasn't cause enough for celebration there's a shiny new Mouth Off podcast for you to enjoy as you dive facefirst into the weekend.

This week talking celluloid smoke and mirrors with me are HeyUGuys writer Craig Skinner and Brendon Connelly from /Film, and the films we are lining up against the critical wall this week are Jon Favreau's bombastic Iron Man 2, Vincenzo Natali's genetic horror Splice and Chris Morris's long awaited feature film debut Four Lions.