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Ewan Wood 9 May 2018

You get what you see with Space Truckers, a film best enjoyed with a beer. Low budget and low brow,...

Andrew McArthur 26 June 2017

Sir John Hurt's final leading role packs a quiet emotional pathos with this tale of screenwriter in failing health echoing...

Shane A.Bassett 9 January 2017

After thirteen years and five films the only unsurprising thing is that excellent British talent Kate Beckinsale still looks superior...

Paul 10 October 2016

For 13 long years, Kate Beckinsale has been the deepest fantasies of many young adolescent Boys in her all leather...

Paul 8 October 2016

Let's admit we all enjoy a good weepy flick every once in a while. Something that will make you laugh,...

Paul 27 June 2016

From LionsGate UK Home Entertainment comes an interesting re telling of one of the worlds most beloved novels. This twisted...

Paul 29 April 2016

After all the angst and tension of those testosterone filled blockbusters that dominante our cinemas every Summer so a good...

Paul 17 April 2016

Cold war espionage thriller meets Mills 'N' Boon (or Mills 'N' Boonsky) romance as Shamim Sarif brings her own novel...

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 22 February 2016

She was the breakout star of Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation now Rebecca Ferguson is once again on a 'mission' in...

Paul 3 February 2016

Often it finds you when you least expect it, taking you to places you never expected to go, Valentine's Day...

Paul 9 October 2015

When there's no more in hollywood heaven the dead will shuffle amongst cineplexs and 2016 Pride and Prejudice and Zombies...

Jenn Spiers 10 March 2015

Recognised as one of the best British films of the past decade, The Imitation Game, directed by Morten Tyldum (known...

Andrew McArthur 14 November 2014

Given his invaluable contribution to both the war effort and world of science and technology, it is somewhat staggering to...