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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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Following our very own Scott Prescott’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...
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Brad Pitt may have been in the headlines recently for reasons other than his acting career, but he is certainly back with a bang this week as his wartime drama Allied hits cinemas, with the great man starring alongside Marion Cotillard. To celebrate the impending release of Allied, for...
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Nothing quite gets you in the Christmas spirit like settling down on a snowy day in front of a Christmas movie. Our top picks of Christmas flicks are fun for all the family, they might not be on TV daily but you might find them on Kodi. Which ones...
Read moreBilly Bob Thornton returns as the outrageous and politically incorrect Willie Soke in Bad Santa 2. Check out our official review here.
Read moreJohn Boyega features in the first set photos form the forthcoming Pacific Rim sequel.
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Legendary have acquired the rights to Frank Herbert’s Dune, the 1965 science-fiction epic set in the distant future. Dune focuses on Paul Atreides and the world of Arrakis, a desert planet providing the sole source of a much-coveted drug known as “the spice”. Something of a Game of Thrones...
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Telling the fascinating story behind the women who served as some of the greatest minds behind NASA, Hidden Figures is one of those 2017 releases that we are sure will capture hearts, imaginations and much more, especially with its stellar cast having already made waves in other movies and...
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