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In Her View film season announced for HOME Manchester 15-30 January 2020
HOME announces In Her View – a January film season celebrating women documentary filmmakers, Wed 15 – Thu 30...
A picture tells a thousand words: author Nicholas Leigh’s big screen inspiration
He’s the author of four inspirational novels, but where does Nicholas Leigh himself turn for inspiration? In this exclusive...
If you like it then you should put a frame round it
There is no better way of expressing your love of the cinema than by decorating your home with posters...
The Void (2017) Review

The Void is a blood-sodden, gore-drenched horror which has been causing big buzz, but is it any good? Here’s our official review!

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Ghost In The Shell (2017) Review

Scarlett Johansson is sensational in the thrilling Manga adaptation Ghost in the Shell. Here’s our official verdict.

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Watch: Delightful New Pixar Short – Coco Presents Dante’s Lunch

Check out this wonderful new short film from Pixar set in the Coco universe!

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Alex Garland’s Annihilation Delayed Until 2018

Footage from Alex Garland’s Annihilation wows at CinemaCon, but we now will not receive the movie until 2018…

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Jyn Erso Vs. TIE Fighter Shot Was Only Ever Intended For Rogue One Trailer
Ahead of its Home Entertainment release on DVD and Blu-ray, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story director Gareth Edwards has been talking further about the project, and has addressed the issue of several shots from the trailer which failed to make the final cut. In a conversation with Entertainment... Read more
Bargain Cinema For Youngsters This Spring At BFI Southbank
Visiting the cinema can be a costly affair, but this Spring at the British Film Institute (BFI), audience members aged 25 and under can benefit from their fantastically affordable ticketing scheme. From previews of new releases such as Their Finest, and Mindhorn, to restored classics, and even their retrospective... Read more
The First IT Trailer Will Scare You Witless
Stephen King’s IT is one of the novels in the classic author’s repertoire that quite simply scares the bejesus out of the majority of us. From the book to Tim Curry’s first appearance as Pennywise all those years ago, here is a property that was born out of nightmares... Read more
Man Down (2017) Review
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is a serious issue in America and one that still to this day sees a devastating number of returning soldiers hampered for the rest of their lives and even commit suicide. As the closing credits of Man Down remind us, one in five soldiers returning... Read more
Star Wars Rebels: Season 3 Review

Star Wars Rebels served up yet another fantastic season of thrilling action, compelling characters, and a narrative which deepens the galactic timeline.

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Awesome New Spider-Man: Homecoming Trailer Swings In
The latest trailer for Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures’ forthcoming superhero flick, Spider-Man: Homecoming, has just swung in, and boy, is it epic! Gone is the recycled spider-bite narrative, and instead is a thrilling new take on Peter Parker’s origins, continuing on from Tom Holland’s fantastic introduction in Captain... Read more
Hacksaw Ridge Home Entertainment Release Details
Arguably one of the most enthralling, emotional and powerful movies of the year so far, Mel Gibson’s Hacksaw Ridge is set for its home entertainment release and no doubt plenty will be flocking to the shops or pre-ordering online. The film, which notched up two Oscar wins among its... Read more
Valerian Debuts Awesome New Poster

Luc Besson’s Sci-Fi extravaganza Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets lands a killer new poster!

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