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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...
Dare You Enter The Crypt? A Sci-Fi Short Film Concept That Delivers The Tension
Premiering last weekend at Frightfest, concept short film Crypt is the newest addition to the horror genre, laying the foundations for a feature film that is in the making, and we have a fantastic look at the short film itself for your viewing pleasure. You can watch Crypt below.... Read more
A Close Encounters Of The Third Kind 4K Restoration Gift Set Is Coming!
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment celebrates the 40th anniversary of legendary director Steven Spielberg’s epic adventure Close Encounters Of The Third Kind on October 9 with the new 4K restoration available on 2-disc 4K Ultra HD, a Limited Edition 3-disc 4K Ultra HD “Light and Sound” Gift Set, and in high-def on... Read more
Tennis Drama Borg/McEnroe Confirmed As Zurich Film Festival Opener
Based on actual events, Danish director Janus Metz Pedersen’s tennis thriller Borg/McEnroe will open the 13th Zurich Film Festival on September 28, 2017. Director Janus Metz Pedersen and Björn Borg-actor Sverrir Gudnason will attend as the Zurich Film Festival’s honorary guests. Wimbledon, July 5, 1980: tennis pros Björn Borg... Read more
The Phantom Of The Opera Set For London Coliseum World Premiere Event
Legendary Get Carter composer, Roy Budd is to have his lost score for Rupert Julian’s silent classic film, The Phantom of the Opera, premiered at the London Coliseum, 24 years after his untimely death in 1993. On October 8th 2017, Budd’s masterpiece score will be performed by the 77... Read more
The Howling Home Entertainment Release Details
Studiocanal is excited to announce that the darkly comic horror classic The Howling – the film which changed the look and feel of werewolf movies for years to come when it first released back in 1981 – gnaws its way onto newly restored edition DVD, Digital Download and, for... Read more
Prepare For IT With New Featurette And Midnight Screenings
We’re a matter of days away from the new and updated version of Stephen King’s classic tale IT and to celebrate we have a brand new featurette teasing us what to expect from the film, along with details of midnight screenings set to take place at ODEON Cinemas. You... Read more
Kills On Wheels Theatrical Release Details
Eureka Entertainment have announced the theatrical release of Kills On Wheels , a highly original, darkly comedic and infectious buddy-movie about a wheelchair-using gang of assassins, in selected cinemas nationwide (UK & Ireland) from 15 September. Zoli and Barba are inseparable friends and outcasts. Both physically disabled, they... Read more
Kingsman: The Golden Circle World Premiere Announced
Twentieth Century Fox and MARV Films are delighted to announce on Monday 18th September the Kingsman will meet the Statesman in London’s Leicester Square for the World premiere of Matthew Vaughn’s highly anticipated Kingsman: The Golden Circle. The world premiere will take place at Odeon and Cineworld Leicester Square.... Read more
The Phoenix Cinema Presents The Be Epic! London International Film Festival
This September if you’re looking for a film festival that provides something a little different from the world of cinema then look no further than the Phoenix Cinema as they present the Be Epic! International Film Festival. You can check out the festival statement from the cinema below, and... Read more
Official Release Details For Paul Ireland’s Pawno
Ascendant Releasing presents Paul Ireland’s debut Australian comedy-drama Pawno – a big-hearted, character-driven ensemble that takes place in a dusty pawnbrokers in the heart of Footscray, an inner-western suburb of Melbourne, where world-weary owner Les Underwood watches as the lives of people who come through his doors collide, change... Read more
Spotlight: Gaspar Noé And French Extremist Cinema
Words By Owen Trewartha Edgy, flash-in-the-pan, or cinema’s most intriguing genre? The state of western cinema has become generally stale and shows signs of regressing into the more cookie cutter and heavily profit-driven style of ‘golden age’ Hollywood. A conveyor belt of the same film being reproduced over and... Read more
Win A Blu-Ray Copy Of The Promise Starring Christian Bale
Academy Award® Director Terry George (Hotel Rwanda) brings us an epic story of courage and resistance with The Promise. Starring award winning actors Christian Bale (The Fighter, The Dark Knight) and Oscar Issac (Inside Llewyn Davis, Star Wars: The Force Awakens), The Promise is based on actual events that... Read more

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