Interviews :

Filmstar have spoken to the leading lights of the film industry, from on-screen talent to the directors and special effects wizards who perform all the movie magic. This issue they chat with Danny Boyle, Christian Bale, Mickey Rourke, Sam Raimi, Cameron Diaz, Russell Crowe and many more. Plus there's a colossal 10-page interview with Harry Potter himself, Daniel Radcliffe. 

Features :

A look at the 50 most exciting movies awaiting release this year.  While 2009 might be in the doldrums when it comes to global economic catastrophe, Filmstar investigations confirm you'll be able to get away from it all at the cinema.

Also: Stereoscopic cinema has been with us since the ’50s, but things have moved on from the days of headache-inducing red-and-blue glasses.  With Coraline, Monsters vs Aliens and Pixar’s Up all seeing 3-D releases, it looks like that extra dimension is here to stay.

Meanwhile, the video nasties of the ’70s and ’80s are back with a vengeance – Dawn of the Dead, The Hills have Eyes, Friday the 13th and The Last House on the Left have all been remade for today’s oft-brutalised audiences. Why is Hollywood so obsessed with re-imaginings of yesteryear’s slashers?  A bloodsoaked exposé is inside...

Reviews :
Filmstar's reviews section doesn’t just concentrate on the big blockbusters (though of course they have them all covered), but they pay as much attention to the really important films too – the ones that will be remembered once all the hype has died down.  As well as going big on Terminator Salvation and The Last House on the Left, check out the verdict on the comic genius of The Hangover and John Woo-directed Mandarin-language epic Red Cliff.

And much, much more :
Filmstar's regular 'Somewhere in Time' feature travels back to 1976, a great year for gritty realism in cinema which saw the release of Scorsese's classic Taxi Driver and political thriller All the President’s Men.  Filmstars Easy Pieces essays cover everything from the rise and rise of ditzy blonde Anna Farris to the neo-neorealism 'movement'. And this issue’s Superstar investigates the turbulent career of Mickey Rourke...

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