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...
Like it or loathe it, Suicide Squad certainly made Warner Bros enough money to somewhat put a dent in the strong critical dislike upon its initial release. With many comments of distaste coming by way of the sloppy editing throughout the film, the studio have taken to following the... Read more
Remember the last time that Jean Dujardin did something that etched in your mind for a prolonged period? Chances are, it was probably Oscar darling The Artist, his last truly solid outing. True, we’ve seen him in The Wolf of Wall Street, Monuments Men and even a coffee ad... Read more
While he’s currently wowing people with his simply majestic sci-fi drama Arrival, Denis Villeneueve has never been too far away from critical and fan acclaim, showcased last year with his groundbreaking and tension-filled Sicario. Thanks to its impressive success, a sequel has been greenlit but this time without Villeneuve... Read more
When people think of Disney animation they instantly ready their glances in the direction of Pixar, the studio that instantly strikes a chord when it comes to anything involving toys that come alive, talking cars, forgettable fish and beyond. While that may be the wise choice, it pays to... Read more
It began as a successful Kickstarter campaign as its potent promotional video narrated by the incomparable Sir Ian McKellen (X-Men: Days Of Future Past), drove home the daunting prospect of walking out to a packed Wembley Stadium as fans of the opposition mocked and taunted a player, simply because... Read more
Welcome back! Last week we dove into the early years of the slasher genre, seeing where the craze of mad men in masks all began, before making a note of the films that have stood out within the sub-genre. This week, we continue our journey into the rise of the slasher... Read more
Denzel Washington is a man who has helped define this era of cinema with countless incredible performances through the years and he’s certainly not finished yet. A man whose career has spanned several decades, Washington seemed to be in the twilight section of his career, taking on the less... Read more
When Loving was in production, or even when writer/director Jeff Nichols was penning the screenplay, you have to wonder whether there was a crystal ball involved. Surely the producers (one of whom is Colin Firth), had no idea just how incredibly relevant the story of Mildred and Richard Loving... Read more
If you haven’t seen 2011’s massively underrated Goon, then you’re going to want to rectify that pretty soon as next year sees a sequel to the Jay Baruchel comedy hitting cinemas, and we’ve got our first look at the return to the ice for Doug ‘The Thug’ Glatt (Seann... Read more
The shaky-cam effect of its opening sequence, complimented by the nervous body language of Johan Matton’s Erik captured through extreme close-ups as he stands on a subway platform. Through life, many of us often grow disillusioned by the familiarity of our surroundings and mundane nature of our careers, lamenting... Read more
You can’t go wrong with attending one of the prestigious film festivals that London has to offer, and details of just one of the many that adorn the yearly calendar have been released. The 2017 Sundance Film Festival is set to take place from 1st to 4th June next... Read more
Following our very own Scott Allden’s epic journey into Central London for a trip through various movie landscapes by way of LEGO, he’s come home with more than a shedload of goodies that will make any man, woman and child envious in the lead-up to Christmas. To celebrate LEGO... Read more