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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...
Malick’s Weightless Becomes Song to Song
2017 has lots of films to look forward to, but Song to Song promises to be one of the year’s most lyrical, dazzling flicks – we’d expect little else from a Terrence Malick film. Previously titled Weightless, the title change was announced today, along with a first-look photo of... Read more
Sylvester Stallone Teases The Expendables 4
We all knew it was an inevitability that Sylvester Stallone couldn’t resist doing one more Expendables outing and in a Facebook video he released recently it appears that The Expendables 4 is pretty much a go. The video, which features Stallone on a plane on his way to Florida... Read more
New Beauty & The Beast TV Spot + Emma Watson Sings!

Hear Emma Watson’s Belle sing as well as watch a brand new TV spot for Beauty and the Beast!

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New Fifty Shades Darker Trailer Adds Some Danger To The Series
There’s one thing guaranteed this Valentine’s Day when it comes to a certain cinema trip; there’ll be plenty of sparks and drama with Fifty Shades Darker continuing the story of wealthy businessman Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan) and the now not-so-shy Anastasia (Dakota Johnson). The latest trailer for the upcoming... Read more
Assassin’s Creed (2016) Review: A Thoroughly Entertaining Action Film
Assassin’s Creed is the 2016 film of Ubisoft’s video game series, directed by Justin Kurzel and starring Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard; it opened in UK cinemas on 1 January 2017. In the UK it is now listed on NOW (Cinema), Sky Go, HBO Max and Amazon Prime Video,... Read more
Benedict Cumberbatch’s Doctor Strange To Star In Thor: Ragnarok

Doctor Strange will be joining Thor and The Hulk in the forthcoming superhero epic!

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Rogue One Finishes 2016 As The Biggest Film At The UK Box Office
It was almost an inevitability, but it’s now been confirmed that Rogue One: A Star Wars Story is officially the UK’s biggest film of the 2016 box office. With the figures all tallied up at the close of last year, Rogue One ended as the most successful film of... Read more
You Should Be Reading: January Book Adaptations
Last month began my monthly feature, You Should Be Reading, with the end of what 2016 had to offer in terms of book adaptations. Now it’s time to step into the new year and to take a look at what adaptations are being released in January 2017. With two... Read more
Chazelle/Gosling To Reunite For Neil Armstrong Biopic
It’s not officially released here in the UK until Thursday 12th January, with our full review of the film on the way, yet we can say we were big fans of La La Land (recently nominated for seven Golden Globes) here at Filmoria, proving a worthy follow-up to the... Read more
Carrie Fisher Had Completed Work On Star Wars: Episode VIII

The late, great Carrie Fisher had completed her work as General Leia Organa in the forthcoming Star Wars feature.

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New Logan Poster Ahead Of January’s Trailer

Hugh Jackman’s primal anti-hero takes centre stage in this glorious new poster for Logan.

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Scarlett Johansson Tops The Highest-Grossing Actors List For 2016
Lists are all too common this time of year, and while our top ten movies of the year and favourite scenes played out in 2016 are certainly of great interest, it is the Forbes top grossing actors list that always brings great interest. This year is no different and... Read more

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