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Dune: Part Three: 10 Things to Know Before the 18 December UK Release
Dune: Part Three opens in UK cinemas on 18 December 2026, and BFI IMAX's 70mm opening weekend has already...
Hollywood’s Production Exodus: 12 Things to Know About the Unions’ 25-Year Report
Seven Hollywood unions released an EY report on 5 October 2026 showing the US share of studio film production...
Digger Review: 12 Things That Decide Tom Cruise and Iñárritu’s Divisive Satire
Digger review: Tom Cruise gives his boldest performance in decades and Lubezki's VistaVision images dazzle, but Iñárritu's climate satire...
Hounds Of Love (2017) Review

Ben Young’s blistering debut is a deeply sinister examination of oppression. Read our Hounds of Love review here.

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How Much Would Superman’s Flights Cost?!
Kal-El, Superman, Clark Kent or the Man of Steel. DC’s Big Blue Boy Scout has certainly seen his fair share of flight in his years as a superhero. First introduced in the movie world via Christopher Reeves in Richard Donner’s 1978 classic, Superman has racked up thousands of miles from... Read more
Wonder Woman (2017) Review

Gal Gadot is unleashed as the Wonder Woman in her solo DCEU outing. Here’s our official review.

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Jean Reno And Laia Costa Enjoy The Little Things
Looking to bring something very different to their brand, Barcelona brewing company Estrella Damm are releasing their latest online short film, The Little Things, tomorrow starring actors Jean Reno and Laia Costa. Very much capturing the company’s ethos in enjoying culture and going out to meet people, the short... Read more
Everyone Is A Suspect – The Murder On The Orient Express Trailer Arrives
A classic Agatha Christie tale featuring her most famous creation in fictional detective Hercule Poirot, Murder On The Orient Express has seen various iterations through the years and 2017 is bringing one of the most star-studded versions to date. Featuring Kenneth Branagh – on directorial duties also – and... Read more
McLaren (2017) Review

An engaging if expected biographical account of the fated Formula One icon. Our review of McLaren is here.

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Clown Sightings Footage Turned Into Hollywood Film
Executive producer, Tommy Vlahopoulos of Tommy V Films, along with executive producer Tom Sulkowski, have acquired the rights to the docu-drama thriller film Behind the Sightings, which is based on 112 hours of found footage of clown sightings, recorded in 2016. Directed by Tony Cadwell, the story follows Todd... Read more
From The Land Of The Moon (2017) Review

Marion Cotillard stars in wartime romance, From the Land of the Moon. Our official verdict is in.

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Adam Wingard Announced To Helm Godzilla Vs King Kong
Legendary Pictures & Warner Bros have found their man to direct Godzilla Vs King Kong, further continuing their proposed MonsterVerse. Adam Wingard, director of films such as The Guest, You’re Next and the upcoming Death Note adaptation, has been tapped by the heads at Warner to bring the classic behemoths together... Read more
Edinburgh International Film Festival Unveils 2017 Programme
The line-up for the 71st Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) has been unveiled this morning by artistic director, Mark Adams. This year’s EIFF (21st June – 2nd July) will comprise a total 151 features from 46 countries including 17 world premieres, 12 international premieres, 9 European premieres, and 69 UK... Read more
Nuns Rebel In The Hilarious Trailer For The Little Hours
Suffice to say, few comedies this year look as downright dirty as The Little Hours. The Sundance breakout, which stars Alison Brie, Aubrey Plaza, and Dave Franco, is ready to ruffle some serious feathers, and we simply cannot wait. An adaptation of The Decameron, a 14th century collection of novellas... Read more
Scarlett Johansson’s Rough Night Lands New Trailer & Poster
Sony Pictures Entertainment have launched a new trailer and poster for their upcoming R-rated comedy, Rough Night. Starring Scarlett Johansson, Zoë Kravitz, Kate McKinnon, Jillian Bell, and Ilana Glazer, the raunchy new flick follows five friends whose bachelorette party takes a dark turn when they accidentally kill a male... Read more

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