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If you’re looking for a movie that is poised to be as life-affirming and charming as it is funny this summer then we may well have the remedy just for you. Set for release on 23rd June, director Joel Hopkins (The Love Punch) brings us Hampstead starring Brendan Gleeson...
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A good comedy is hard to come by these days, with there being a distinct lack of anything truly able to conjure up belly laugh after belly laugh often enough. Television shows often present the right formula, but when it comes to film – especially with TV actors jumping...
Read moreTom Hiddleston & Brie Larson find themselves in the presence of the King in Kong: Skull Island. Here’s our official review!
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One of the most anticipated films in the next few weeks comes by way of Jordan Peele and his directorial debut, Get Out. Looking every bit the tense drama/horror outing that all of the trailers have shown, a brand new featurette for the movie has surfaced. The featurette shows...
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Camera placement is one of the most crucial aspect of any film production. Since the beginning of 20th century, there have been a number of films which have pioneered techniques that are still important and used to this very day in modern cinema. These techniques were once groundbreaking. They...
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Tom McCarthy is all set to work his magic on Disney’s live action Christopher Robin movie. He will pen a re-write of the beloved series by A.A. Milne, first released in 1926, with various Disney features being aired since 1966. McCarthy replaces Alex Ross Perry who despite boasting a...
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Here at Filmoria we’re massive fans of Eureka Entertainment and their vast array of Blu-ray collections spanning the decades and representing some of the classics of cinema. From their Masters of Cinema releases to Eureka Classics, they never fail to delight with their announcements of new releases each month....
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If there’s one thing that epitomises just why The Flash is quite simply the go-to comic book-based show on television then you need look no further than its exceptional ability to create that balance between hard-hitting character drama and comic book thrills. It’s a formula that the show has...
Read moreWe sat down with Kelly Reichardt – director of the spellbinding Certain Women, starring Kristen Stewart and Michelle Williams – ahead of its UK release this Friday.
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David Ayer would have been more than happy with Will Smith’s performance in the much-criticised Warner Bros/DC venture of Suicide Squad, so naturally the pair have gone on to work on another project in the form of Netflix’s Bright. Due for release on the streaming service in December, Bright...
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On a night successfully hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, the 89th Annual Academy Awards was filled with its fair share of surprises, laughs and a conclusion that will forever go down in Oscars history. A Sunday night that saw many predicting La La Land to storm through the ceremony with...
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As the other awards ceremonies have now passed us by and we count down the hours until the Oscars finally declare the very best in film over this festival season, it has become apparent that some of the films included in the mix have garnered somewhat of a mixed reception. Aside...
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