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General, Mainstream, Monthly magazine from Bath, United Kingdom published by Future Publishing Limited,

- First issue in 1997
- 208 issues are listed in the moviemags.com database. (full listing).
- Editor: Emma Cochrane.
- Published Monthly.
- Website: www.totalfilm.co.uk
- From the same publisher: Odeon, Sfx, Sfx Collection, Sky Movies, Total Film (de),

Showing: 13 issues from 2012

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Issue #201
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December 2012
Dated: January 2013

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"In Total Film magazine issue 201, we get an exclusive on-set visit to Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, plus a wealth of previews and A-lister interviews including the likes of Bill Murray and Samuel L. Jackson.
Inside the issue... TF joins Peter Jackson on set of a little film you might have heard of, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
The unlikeliest feel-good film of the year, and maybe even an Oscar winner - we meet the people behind The Sessions
Remakes ga-gore! Carrie and Evil Dead return to the big screen
Judd Apatow and crew welcome TF to their latest production, This Is 40
2012 is reviewed in all its glory, looking back at a year where girls kicked ass and docs ruled the screens
Samuel L. Jackson chats to us about his illustrious career
We suit up for a preview of Shane Black’s Iron Man 3
Plus, Michael Douglas and Glenn Close re-team to discuss bunny-boiling classic Fatal Attraction
Screen and Lounge are on hand to provide an indispensable compendium of reviews to guide you through all the latest cinema and home entertainment releases. Don’t say we didn’t warn you..."

Issue #200
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November 2012
Dated: December 2012

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"In Total Film magazine issue 200, we chat exclusively to the biggest icons of Total Film's lifetime, including Scarlett Johansson, Christian Bale, Quentin Tarantino and more, and we run through the highs and lows of the last 15 years in movies.
Inside the issue... Tom Cruise talks about his movie past and future, from Top Gun to Jack Reacher.
We go to sea with Ang Lee's Life Of Pi.
Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence charm and disarm in Silver Linings Playbook.
Ewan McGregor and Naomi Watts talk us through The Impossible, the heart-wrenching, nerve-jangling account of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.
We crown The Lord Of The Rings the three films to rule us all in our nostalgic look back at the trilogy.
Plus, Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena chat cop thriller, End Of Watch, and we tell you everything you need to know about Captain America's Winter Soldier.
Screen and Lounge are on hand to provide an indispensable compendium of reviews to guide you through all the latest cinema and home entertainment releases. Don't say we didn't warn you..."

Issue #199
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October 2012
Dated: November 2012

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In Total Film magazine issue 199, we cut to the chase to give you the ten coolest movies being made right now, including The Master, Django Unchained, Seven Psychopaths, Gangster Squad and Jack Reacher.
Inside the issue… We get a dose of old-school glamour on set of Skyfall, as we discover how Bond got his swagger back.
Hugh Jackman talks Wolverine, Les Mis and the Easter Bunny
Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner prepare for the break up of the Twilight franchise
Star Trek 2 villain, TV tec and Hobbit dragon Benedict Cumberbatch welcomes us into his lair
Ben Affleck considers the prospect of becoming the new Clint Eastwood
Kubrick's devastating ‘Nam masterpiece Full Metal Jacket gets the TF Classic treatment
Chloe Grace Moretz's Carrie heads up a Buzz horror preview, while Agenda's packed with the freshest Brit talent.

Issue #198
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September 2012
Dated: October 2012

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"In this month's Total Film magazine issue 198, we probe our way through future sci-fi releases. From time-travelling assassins and final-frontier explorers to a whole host of sequels, we've got it all! Inside this issue… Rian Johnson's third feature film Looper gets reviewed and previewed and star Emily Blunt fills us in on learning how to be badass, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt ponders his chance to become the new Bruce Willis. You won't be needing a crystal ball to see the filmic future; take a time-leap with our sci-fi sample, including RoboCop, Star Trek 2, Cloud Atlas and Godzilla. And if you like some ass-kicking with your mag-reading Gareth Evans talks The Raid 2, Arnie's back (well, he said he would be) for The Last Stand and we drop in to the quite frankly chaotic set of Taken 2. Whilst you catch you're breath, the new king of cool Nicolas Winding Refn talks about Only God Forgives, the Logan's Run remake and his bromance with Ryan Gosling (jealous much?). Feeling nostalgic for the ‘80s? Take a look at our retrospective feature on E.T., featuring Spielberg's young clan all-grown-up, spoilers and behind-the-scenes secrets. And bikes. Lots of bikes.
Literary souls should check out the making of On The Road, Walter Salles' remake of Kerouac's Beat Generation classic. Plus, Ang Lee adapts Booker Prize-winning novel Life Of Pi.
Among the stars sitting down for a chat with Total Film this month are Damian Lewis, Guillermo del Toro and Tim Burton, and Captain Kirk himself, Chris Pine, talks up Star Trek 2. And before you think we're getting too blokey, Blake Lively and Zoe Kazan are on hand to redress the balance. Plus, regular columns from Richard Ayoade and Alex Zane, all the latest reviews (in cinemas, and on your player at home) and plenty more besides.
And this month's issue comes with four incredible free posters, including: Man Of Steel, The Hobbit, Django Unchained and Skyfall."

Issue #197
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August 2012
Dated: September 2012

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In this month's Total Film magazine issue 197, we scope out the biggest comic-book movies coming your way. Thought the panels had been exhausted after The Dark Knight Rises and The Avengers? Think again, as we profile the 63 (count ‘em!) sequels, prequels, reboots and original adaptations up next.
Inside this issue… The newly revitalised Dredd heads up our comic-book preview with his iconic hand-cannon-and-grimace combo. We chat to star Karl Urban about enforcing the law in Mega-City One, as well as meeting ‘the rookie' Cassandra Anderson (Olivia Thirlby) and ‘the baddie' Ma-Ma (Lena Headey).
If that gets you thirsty for more, there's tons more comic-book content to sate your appetite, including Marvel Phase 2, which comprises Iron Man 3, Thor: The Dark World, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, The Avengers 2, Ant-Man, and intergalactic super-team Guardians Of The Galaxy.
And there's more! Zack Snyder talks Man Of Steel, Godzilla roars again, Eva Green spills on 300: Battle Of Artemisia, and Mark Millar discusses Kick-Ass 2. Plus, Edgar Wright judges YOUR superhero designs.
You voted in your thousands for the Total Film Hotlist Awards, and inside this issue we hand over the trophies to all of the winners. Did your favourite make the cut?
If you like your movies tough, gritty and fully loaded with ammo, this just might be your month, with in-depth features on Lawless, Killing Them Softly and The Bourne Legacy, and a first look at Jake Gyllenhaal's new cop movie.
Among the stars sitting down for a chat with Total Film this month, we count Michelle Rodriguez, Kylie Minogue, Michelle Williams and Alec Baldwin.
Plus, regular columns from Richard Ayoade and Alex Zane, all the latest reviews (in cinemas, and on your player at home), the best bits of Comic-Con and Liam Neeson getting mad, bad and even in Taken 2.

Issue #196
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August 2012

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Issue #195
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July 2012
Dated: Summer 2012

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"Total Film Issue 195 is all about the future. As we peer into our crystal ball, we reveal the biggest movers and shakers of the next few years. Naturally, top of the pile is Bond, James Bond, who's sprinting back into cinemas after a bit of a rest courtesy of MGM.
Inside this issue... Bond's return in Skyfall heads up our celebration of the hits of the future. With Tarantino's 'Southern' Django Unchained and The Hobbit also just around the corner, the future's bright in cinema.
We visit the set of Skyfall and sip a Martini (or three) with 007 himself, Daniel Craig, as well as the film's director Sam Mendes and formidable new Bond villain Javier Bardem. With unlimited global access to the film, we also reveal some exclusive never-before-seen pics of Bond in action.
Also in the Future 100, we take a peek at Kill List director Ben Wheatley's new film Sightseers, chat with Benjamin Walker about playing Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, and get the scoop on monster movie Pacific Rim courtesy director Guillermo del Toro.
Elsewhere, we sit Jessica Chastain down for a natter about her phenomenally busy (and just plain phenomenal) year, and get the skinny on her new film, Kathryn Bigelow's Zero Dark Thirty.
Then there's John Hillcoat (The Road) on Lawless, Willem Dafoe out in the wild for The Hunter and Robert Pattinson chatting about David Cronenberg's Cosmopolis. And that's on top of all the latest news, reviews and features."

Issue #194
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June 2012
Dated: July 2012

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"Inside the issue... We've got everything you need on The Dark Knight Rises, as we chat to Christian Bale, Christopher Nolan, Tom Hardy and more to get the lowdown on The Bat's last crusade.
If that's whet your appetite for all things pointy-eared, our commerative Batman special is sure to sate your appetite, with Tim Burton discussing the appeal of the Dark Knight, all the films reassessed, unseen behind-the-scenes shots from Nolan's sets and tons more besides.
Elsewhere in the issue, we chat to the disarmingly charming Emily Blunt, whose genre-hopping slate suggests she might just be the sharpest actress in Hollywood, and Mad Men's Jon Hamm speaks candidly about his stratospheric rise from humble beginnings.
Ever come up with a game-changing idea for a screenplay but had absolutely no idea what to do with it? Our PitchFest feature will sort that out, with a unique guide to the event that's something like speed-dating for screenplay selling.
Rapper Plan B demonstrates how he's becoming the voice of a generation with a whole new medium, as we rock up on the East London set of his directorial debut, Ill Manors, and the frequently shirtless Matthew McConaughey makes for a fascinating and forthright subject of The Total Film Interview.
And we haven't even mentioned Edgar Wright, Scarlett Johansson, Luke Evans and much, much more, as well as all the latest news and reviews."

Issue #193
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May 2012
Dated: June 2012

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Total Film issue 193 gives you the inside scoop on the biggest films coming your way, including the new Spider-Man, Ridley Scott's new Alien, and plenty of hidden gems you might not have heard of yet, but we think are destined to be the next big things... Plus, get four awesome posters free!
Inside the issue... Total Film goes behind the scenes of this summer's much anticipated superhero reboot, The Amazing Spider-Man, and we bring you 12 surprise movies that should headline your list of ones to watch in 2012.
We travel to the enchanted forest (well, Pinewood Studios) to talk with the cast of Snow White And The Huntsman, and Kirsten Stewart tells us about facing off against a badass Charlize Theron.
You'll need to slip on your spacesuit (and, er, grab any other supplies you might need in outer space) for our feature on Prometheus, the film that sees Ridley Scott awaken from his sci-fi hypersleep to return to the genre of his greatest films. Scott and his star Noomi Rapace spill all the deets on the upcoming saga.
On top of all that, Len Wiseman talks exclusively about Total Recall and we go under the bonnet of the 20 greatest movie car chases of all time.
Plus, geek out as Simon Pegg drops by to chat about his starry upcoming slate, and luxuriate in an in-depth chat with the almighty Susan Sarandon about a career spanning 42 years.
Elsewhere, we honour Billy Murray's kooky shenanigans and take a filmic look over Demi Moore's life and career in pictures.

Issue #192
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April 2012
Dated: May 2012

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We travel to New Orleans to talk dolls with Dwayne Johnson on the set of G.I. Joe: Retaliation, and visit the deepest, darkest recesses of Tim Burton's Dark Shadows where Johnny Depp sports a rather pale complexion as vampire Barnabas Collins. If that weren't enough, we also take a sneak peak at Men In Black 3, and pit Marvel against DC to see which superheroes come out on top.
Mary Elizabeth Winstead drops by to talk amassing legions of horror fans, her sex symbol status and getting star struck over Bill Murray, and we put our favourite movie baddies on the couch to diagnose their psychotic tendencies, while Taylor Schilling and Jeremy Irvine give us the lowdown on what they're sinking their teeth into at the moment.
Elsewhere, the '80s reign supreme as The Goonies gets revisited as our TF Classic, and Ray Winstone talks of his love of Speedos and hitting Hollywood hard in the Total Film Interview.

Issue #191
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March 2012
Dated: April 2012

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Issue #190
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February 2012
Dated: March 2012

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Issue #189
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January 2012
Dated: February 2012

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