Jon Dingle, Author at Filmoria

The LEGO Batman Movie Tops UK Box Office In Opening Weekend

Box Office 14th February 2017

While the world talks about Fifty Shades Darker for all the wrong reasons, there is one film on everyone’s lips this half term that is garnering a ridiculous amount of praise – The LEGO Batman Movie. Fronted by Will Arnett in the leading role of the DC superhero, the... Read more

Skarsgard, Wright and Keough Join Jeremy Saulnier’s Hold The Dark

Movie News 14th February 2017

In what was a strong 2016 for horror, Jeremy Saulnier’s gripping and great ode to punk-rock Green Room, which saw our beloved Professor X AKA Patrick Stewart play a chilling Neo-Nazi and boasted a committed turn from the late Anton Yelchin, was a prime example of such genre brilliance.... Read more

Infographic: Enjoy Some McDonalds Facts With The Founder

Movie News Movies 13th February 2017

Set for release this Friday, Michael Keaton-starring The Founder focuses on the building of the fast food empire that we know as McDonalds, tracking the story of salesman Ray Kroc as he built one of the biggest food empires on the planet through ruthlessness and determination. To celebrate the... Read more

Surf’s Up 2: Wavemania HE Release Details – Starring WWE Superstars

Movie News Movies 13th February 2017

With last night’s WWE Elimination Chamber creating waves, with two title changes taking place, it seems rather apt that today we have news of the home entertainment release of Surf’s Up 2: Wavemania, featuring some of the wrestlers we’ve known and loved through the years lending their vocal talents... Read more

5 Of The Best Police Cover-Ups In Movies

Movies Movies Features 13th February 2017

In the movies at least, it seems that every officer encounters that inexorable lure to the dark side. With the upcoming home entertainment release of Marauders on 20th February we’ve decided to take a look at five of the best films which deal with these themes. Trust us; these... Read more

The Lucrative And Burgeoning Market For Gaming History

Gaming Gaming Features 13th February 2017

Words: Joshua Mason Computer Games have been around since the 1972 when the first ever console, the Magnavox Odyssey was released. In the almost 50 years since then, the gaming industry has intrinsically becoming part of our lives on a par with TV and Film. This has created its... Read more

Hidden Figures (2017) Review

Movie Reviews Movies 13th February 2017

In a world where a tyrannical, self-indulgent and incessantly repugnant leader is in charge of one of the most powerful countries, we’ve seen plenty of evidence where we the people can unite to show such individuals that togetherness and community rules supreme. This has stretched within the film community... Read more

LEGO Dimensions Adds LEGO Batman Movie Expansion Pack

Gaming Gaming News 12th February 2017

LEGO Dimensions is one of those games that seems to have no limits in just how much content it can offer to gamers. With film series’ such as Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts, and the likes of The Goonies and Gremlins already part of the expansive collection, the game... Read more

Mary Poppins Returns Begins Production; Synopsis Revealed

Movie News Movies 12th February 2017

It was over 50 years ago now that Disney’s Mary Poppins first appeared on the cinematic horizon and since the year of 1964 it has been heralded as one of the true classics of its era and has since been transferred onto the stage due to its immense popularity,... Read more

Grid (2017) Short Film Review

Movie Reviews 12th February 2017

Gay Related Immune Deficiency: the original name of the vicious virus we now know as HIV and AIDS. At the height of the epidemic back in the 1980’s, as the health of many spirited young men deteriorated, so did the moral fibre of others with the perception of the... Read more

Life, Animated (2016) Review

Movie Reviews Movies 12th February 2017

This year’s Oscar nominees in the category for Documentary (Feature) include a made-for-television recollection of the trial of OJ Simpson, a powerful story about refugees, and two very important films focusing on politics and race, but one that instantly stands out from this admittedly strong crowd is Roger Ross... Read more

John Wick: Chapter 2 (2017) Review