30 Best Movies to Look Forward To In 2020
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30 Best Movies to Look Forward To In 2020 Can’t get enough of superhero movies, remakes, and sequels of...
Win A DVD Copy Of Daddy’s Home 2!
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It’s more Daddy’s, more problems, as Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell star in the Daddy of all family comedies, Daddy’s...
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Competition – Win A DVD Copy Of A United Kingdom! *CLOSED*
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*THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED* The irresistible love story of the year – Amma Asante’s A United Kingdom– arrives in the UK on Blu-ray™, DVD and Digital HD through Twentieth Century Fox and Pathé on 20 March 2017. To celebrate, we’re giving away 2 x DVDs! The film tells... Read more
If you ever bared witness to the endearing and quite frankly genius television show The Mighty Boosh back in the day then you’ll know that one half of that crew, Julian Barratt, was quite simply a lyrical and comedic genius. His work in scribing the show has seen his... Read more
The first teaser for Pixar’s forthcoming film Coco has arrived, and it is a thing of pure beauty.
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Somewhat of a far cry from the lands of Westeros and her dragon-led charge in Game Of Thrones, Emilia Clarke remains an actress who is always looking for interesting roles in the world of films. While her Terminator experience may not have been memorable, Clarke has gone on to... Read more
In 1999 there came a film that revolutionised the sci-fi and action genre, serving as an influencer of many films to follow it; that film was The Matrix, starring Keanu Reeves and Laurence Fishburne. Introducing us to the now defunct ‘bullet-time’, here was a film that presented a fantastical... Read more
The movies have often conjured up scenarios in which our core character finds themselves in a predicament that involves claustrophobia and an immense sense of dread. This in turn sucks us in as an audience, with the circumstances of their captivity often the driving force for us to continue... Read more
Director Icíar Bollaín’s The Olive Tree – a commentary on an economically forlorn Spain is compelling. Our official review is here.
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Up until this point, the marketing campaign for Sony Pictures’ Life has been filled with its fair share of secrecy and intrigue, with the sci-fi thriller starring Rebecca Ferguson, Ryan Reynolds and Jake Gyllenhaal serving up what looks to be something very reminiscent of Ridley Scott’s Alien. It’s been rather... Read more
Gru and his Minions join forces with his beloved twin brother in Despicable Me 3! Here’s the new trailer…
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Run by the BFI and British Council, this year’s #FiveFilms4Freedom showcases a great line-up of five celebrated short films highlighting important topics within our ever-changing society. The LGBT community is wonderfully represented each year through the BFI Flare Festival and these five shorts will see the unveiling of a... Read more
It may not have won the Best Picture award that eventful night at The Oscars last month, but it’s fair to say that La La Land came away the ultimate victor and has quite simply captivating audiences from its very first screenings to critics to the moment regular audiences... Read more
Ever since his comedic days as the rather geeky and often bullied pupil Will in hit show The Inbetweeners, it’s been rather clear that Simon Bird is going placed in is career. Having starred in a variety of television shows and set to head on stage in the upcoming... Read more