Year: 2016

Paul 8 April 2016

To celebrate the release of original sci-fi adventure, Pandorica, we catch up with director Tom Paton to discuss the film’s...

Paul 8 April 2016

Gambling in the movies is often reserved for the likes of poker and roulette, and usually for James Bond, with...

Paul 8 April 2016

Moscow, 1959. Embroiled in a plot to steal secrets for the Americans at the height of the Cold War, Katya...

Paul 8 April 2016

3 Weeks time Captain America: Civil War Part 1 will arrive in UK cinemas and today Marvel/Disney want to reminds...

Paul 8 April 2016

Inspired by a young boy’s heart-warming bravery and imagination, Gregory Poirier's the enchanting animated adventure A Warrior’s Tail, out on...

Paul 7 April 2016

There's a new war happening next door and there's only one way to win that war is get your old...

Paul 7 April 2016

Netflix is continuing to make strides in bringing quality programming to challenge Cinema when it was announced they will be...

Sandra Harris 7 April 2016

This is an extraordinary film, I Am Belfast. It manages to be moving, rich with imagery, thoughtful and as lyrical...

Paul 7 April 2016

"What will you become?", We will become overly excited as the long road to first Star Wars spin-off film Rogue...

Paul 7 April 2016

"Do you really Wanna See it, do you?" The boss with more innuendos than Donald Trump, David Brent is back...

Paul 6 April 2016

Here at The Peoples Movies and Cinehouse we're going through a massive recruitment drive and we're calling all out to...

Ian Schultz 6 April 2016

Black Mama White Mama is one of many woman in prison films that Pam Grier did in the early '70s...

Ian Schultz 6 April 2016

Basket Case was a VHS sensation in the '80s and it was actually the only horror film my parents owned...

Ian Schultz 6 April 2016

Stephen King on cinema is a mixed bag if there ever was one. Truly great films like The Shawshank Redemption,...