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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...
I’ve Never Seen… Platoon

Sub-Editor Chris Haydon finally removes Oliver Stone’s seminal Vietnam epic Platoon from his shame list…

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Maisie Williams Joins Aardman’s Early Man

Game of Thrones actress Maisie Williams will join Eddie Redmayne for the prehistoric adventure Early Man.

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Alice Wants To Kill All Zombies In New Resident Evil: The Final Chapter Clip
It may have been a long and often taxing road, but we’re finally at the conclusion of the Resident Evil franchise, with Resident Evil: The Final Chapter promising that Milla Jovovich and Paul W. S. Anderson will draw in the end to Alice’s mission to rid Raccoon City of... Read more
Marvel Release Fascinating Stan Lee 75th Anniversary Video
Stan Lee is an absolute icon, there is no other word to describe the man. Having joined Marvel comics at the age of seventeen and a half, he has seen himself become the focal point in going from creating comic book characters to them jumping to the big screen... Read more
Have You Seen These Casino Movie Classics?
It’s not a stretch to pair casinos and movie-making. The allure of the bright lights, potential fortune and luck of the draw intertwine in both cases. Maybe that’s why some of the most memorable of all Hollywood films involve the casino scene. If you call yourself a movie buff... Read more
Striking Teaser Trailer For Lady Macbeth Arrives
Described as ‘one of the most radical films of the year’, a striking new trailer for the upcoming Lady Macbeth has arrived and it certainly packs a punch in its presentation of what we can expect from the release. Focusing on lead Florence Pugh as she sits in a... Read more
Green Lantern Corps To Feature Two Lead Heroes
It may be a long way off yet compared to other DC/Warner Bros properties such as Wonder Woman, Justice League and The Batman, but that doesn’t stop the news coming in that Green Lantern Corps is certainly a project with the green light, with the writing team of David... Read more
William Peter Blatty, Author Of The Exorcist, Has Died

Acclaimed screenwriter and novelist William Peter Blatty has passed away, aged 89.

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Enjoy A Symphony Of Violence With The New John Wick: Chapter Two Promo
Keanu Reeves put himself firmly back on the map with the brilliant John Wick in 2014 and now it looks like the stakes are about to be upped as he takes on yet another bunch of gun slinging opponents who will put his skills to the test in John Wick:... Read more
Colossus And Negasonic Teenage Warhead Will Return For Deadpool 2
For all the rumours of Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman once more teaming up on screen in their familiar roles of Deadpool and Wolverine in some capacity, it pays to remember that Deadpool 2 is a go and there are plenty of other characters set to either make their... Read more
10 Most Iconic Birds in Film, From Kes to Hedwig
The most iconic birds in film are the kestrel in Ken Loach’s Kes (1969), the attacking flocks in Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds (1963), Harry Potter’s snowy owl Hedwig, the Great Eagles of The Lord of the Rings, Disney’s Zazu and Iago, Pixar’s Kevin from Up, Aardman’s Chicken Run hens,... Read more
Filmoria’s Favourite Movie Dance Scenes
With the release of La La Land just around the corner, it’s pretty understandable that the staff here at Filmoria are chomping at the bit to blast out those show tunes and put on their dancing shoes like you wouldn’t believe! Thankfully, this would only be done behind closed... Read more

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