Jessie J Talks About Ice Age:Collision Course Featurette & Clip
Ice Age:Collision Course arrives in UK cinemas in July and brings not only Scrat and all the favourite members of...
Month: June 2016
Science Becomes God In New Morgan Trailer
When science attempts to be  'God' the end result is always ends up a catastrophic nightmare with the ending not...
Brucey Bonus: The Best of Bruce Willis
With a winning combination of movie star swagger, effortless charisma and a tongue planted firmly in his cheek, Bruce Willis...
New Star Trek Beyond Trailer Is A ‘Sledgehammer’ Of Destruction
3 weeks before the film arrives in UK cinemas, Paramount have unleashed a new (probably final) UK trailer for Star Trek...
New Image Revealed As Churchill Starring Brian Cox Shooting Wraps
Salon Pictures today announced the end of production on their  highly anticipated new feature film Churchill, The film which follows...
Blu-ray Review – The Parole Officer (2001)
After he witnesses a murder by a bent copper and is framed for the crime, mild mannered parole officer Simon...
Film Review – Central Intelligence (2016)
Central Intelligence is the latest in what seems like a series of buddy cop films staring Kevin Hart. This time...
The Work Of Paul Thomas Anderson’s Cinematographer Robert Elswit
A belated Happy Birthday to Paul Thomas Anderson from all of us here at TPM. Your films have taken us...
Blu-ray Review – Grimsby (2016)
Grimsby (aka The Brothers Grimsby in the US) tells the story of Nobby, an idiot, as he reconnects with his...
Win Harlan Corben’s The Five Complete Season One, Plus Signed Script
From the fiendishly smart mind of internationally acclaimed thriller writer Harlan Coben, The Five, recently seen on Sky 1, comes...
EIFF 2016 Review – The End
Film festivals are great for providing us with marvellous little curiosities like Guillaume Nicloux's The End in which he re-teams...
EIFF 2016 Review – The Man Who Was Thursday
An adaptation of any existentialist novel is bound to be a challenge for even the most experienced of filmmakers, let...
EIFF 2016 Review – The Lure (Córki dancingu)
Polish fairytale The Lure is quite unlike anything else to be shown at this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival or...
EIFF 2016 Review – Saint Amour
The first of two new Gerard Depardieu films to play the Edinburgh International Film Festival this year is Saint Amour,...