The future is red. They are not talking stars but equipment. Umapagan Ampikaipakan and Johanan Sen meet Red Camera's number #1 employee Ted Schilowitz. They talk about what this new technology has in store for the future of film-making. And by the way, he once shared a hot-dog and sundae with Scarlett Johansson.

Salmon Fishing in the Yemen a borefest? Too little Superman in the Man of Steel trailer? All this and more on this episode of WTF: Opening Night!

The Prometheus teardown. Some like it, some don't. And sentiments are equally divided for our WTF boys Umapagan Ampikaipakan and Johanan Sen. Along with movie buff John Clarkson, they review that latest blockbuster which tore up theaters a few weeks ago. Big things do have small beginnings. 

Uma and Joe review the last of the Dark Knight trilogy, The Dark Knight Rises. Don't worry, no spoilers!

Evil fears the Knight, but do you? Join Uma and Joe for a primer for The Dark Knight Rises.  This is the essential reading and watching list to get you ready for the big event. Holy Flaming Finales, Batman.

The boys review 2 Days in New York, starring Chris Rock and Julie Delpy. Bring this to our cinemas!

Millitainment. Is it turning directors into collaborators? Award-wining director Kathryn Bigelow has been given unprecedented access to military information for her upcoming movie “Zero Dark Thirty” about the assassination of Osama Bin Laden. Uma Ampikaipakan and Johanan Sen invite resident political curmudgeon Sharaad Kuttan to hoist his boycott America flag.  They go from hard-core propaganda and fake Sukarno porno, to soft power branding in modern cinema.

The American author, director and three time Oscar-nominated screenwriter died this Tuesday at the age of 71. Ephron wrote and directed a string of iconic movies that have come to define the romantic comedy genre. From “When Harry met Sally” to “Sleepless in Seattle” her sparkling copy and intimate understanding of the human condition may not have earner her an Oscar, but it has definitely earned her a special place in our hearts.  This Saturday we pay tribute to her work and all the things...

Uma and Joe review the hilarious 21 Jump Street!

The horror, the horror: The conflict between Good and Evil has captivated human imagination since the beginning of time.  Can the myth-making cinematic machine still hold audiences with this perennial theme?  Uma and Joe compares and contrasts a selection of classic and contemporary films.

Uma and Joe review Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, which is out this week! 

O! The plight of the Malaysian movie buff: 8 weeks of Transformers 3 but only one screening of The Artist; Battleship got, but no sight of Where the Wild Things Are. Nobody knows the trouble we see but Uma and Joe. They removed the shroud about some of the best movies that you - and our cinema operators - may have missed.

What will be the fate of Alex the Lion, Marty the Zebra, and gang? Uma and Joe review Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted.

A Ridley Scott Retrospective this week, as part 2 of our Director Series. All things Ridley Scott, as Uma & Joe pay tribute to some of his classics - from Alien to Gladiator to American Gangster. 

Uma and Joe review the much anticipated prequel to the 1979 movie 'Alien', Prometheus.

Cracks in history, stories of real life people brings to light history in new and unexpected ways. In honor of HBOs upcoming release - Grey Gardens, The Dammed United, Into the Wild, RKO 281. Uma and Joe give you their list of favorite true to life dramas.

Uma or Joe? Who is the fairest of them all? The duo review Snow White and the Huntsman on this week's WTF: Opening Night. 

Films so bad, that it makes you wanna puke your guts out. Batman and Robin, Showgirls, Phatz Girls - how on earth did these movies get made?

Uma and Jo review the much anticipated Men in Black 3.

Oolala! Service Entrance, Romantics Anonymous, Towards Zero, A Cat in Paris; more French flicks than you can shake your baguette at. This week The Alliance Francaise presents the French Art & Film Festival 2012. Parlez vous Uma and Joe?

This week, Uma and Joe sing the praises of local film, 'Chow Kit'.

Oeuvres. Diretorial oeuvres to be precise. Uma and Joe start their Director Series with the award winning Tim Burton.  From The Nightmare Before Christmas to Mars Attacks!, he’s been entertaining us with a unique brand of the macabre.

Uma and Jo reviews Tim Burton's vampire flick, Dark Shadows.