The legendary actor Denzel Washington is back as Robert McCall in the final chapter of American vigilante action film...
Berg follows the stories of the stones, rocks and peaks of a vast mountain landscape. Berg follows the stories...
In recent years, we’ve seen an explosion of book-to-TV adaptations, with many of our favorite novels being brought to...
As cinema goers, we seem to be infatuated with happy endings. Recently, Steve McQueen’s gruelling 12 Years a Slave was criticised for an ending that seemed to lack emotional heft. Now it’s the turn of critical darling La La Land, and its less than happy finale, to leave audiences... Read more
Here’s the news that many of us have been waiting for, Rian Johnson’s Star Wars Episode VIII is now officially titled, Star Wars: Last Of The Jedi. The news certainly poses many a question, with us already knowing that technically the only Jedi currently living in the universe are... Read more
No, you don’t need to rub your eyes and try those tricks to make yourself wake up, you read it correctly, The CW superhero shows The Flash and Supergirl will be part of a crossover once more – only this time they’ll be going all musical. It’s no secret... Read more
It’s not often that we witness Matt Damon take on a movie that features fantastical elements, the actor often opting for the more dramatic and thrilling cinematic offerings throughout his career, but 2017 brings about possibly one of his more intriguing career steps as he leads The Great Wall,... Read more
Today it has been confirmed by Bandai Namco that Tekken 7 will be released in Europe on 2nd June so make sure you mark that specific date in your calendars now! As part of the announcement, a brand new story trailer has been released for the game, which you can... Read more
It’s a film that was universally panned by critics, garnered a rather mixed response from audiences and yet still made a ton of money for DC and Warner Bros (a tidy $745 million to be precise), but it appears David Ayer still isn’t quite satisfied to leave Suicide Squad... Read more
Running every Saturday through February, The Horror Channel is set to fire us into space where no-one can hear you scream as it brings a host of sci-fi shockers from years gone past that are sure to bring back some scary memories. Beginning on Saturday 4th February and concluding... Read more
Dogs have often been a force of nature when it comes to outstanding performances or simply being used as something to get across to audiences a message in film. It’s been seen through the years and even resulted in the Palm Dog Award being created in 2001 at The... Read more
A modern society that thrives on immediacy and connectivity, we can so often take the technological advancements we’ve grown accustomed to for granted. The well-renowned social networks of Facebook and Twitter, the video chat applications of FaceTime and Skype significantly aiding us in remaining in regular contact with our... Read more
Following our last short film review in the form of Neon, here at Filmoria we’ve been given another opportunity to check out the latest talent in the form of the less lengthier variety of filmmaking but nonetheless still of the utmost quality. This time around, we take a look... Read more
It’s a mere week away now and as we anticipate the return of Danny Boyle’s infamous characters Renton, Sick Boy, Spud and Begbie in T2 Trainspotting, a new featurette has arrived. The short video focuses on director Danny Boyle (Slumdog Millionaire) and his relationship with the actors involved, as... Read more
It was only last week that Dwayne Johnson, set to star in this year’s R-rated Baywatch movie, put on Instagram a picture of him at DC’s offices and explained how he’d had some very exciting talks with executives there. At the time we knew it would be something with... Read more