To celebrate the release of Entertainment One’s Eye in the Sky released on Blu-ray and DVD from 15th August, a film that questions the incredibly topical implications of modern drone warfare, we take a look…
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Blu-ray Review – Trumbo (2016)
Despite being nominated for a slew of awards, Trumbo received very little hype when it was released last year in the United States and earlier this year in the UK. True, Bryan Cranston was nominated…
Film Review – Trumbo (2016)
Bryan Cranston has obviously had a career-defining role in Breaking Bad, and this, his first leading-man role since that series, was a good choice. It has both dramatic and comedic elements, which definitely plays to…
Helen Mirren Bombs Drones In Eye In The Sky International Trailer
Boots on the ground seem to be more of a rarity in war for Super nations, it’s all in the sky with drones and in Eye of The Sky International Trailer, Helen Mirren bombs the…
LFF 2015 – Trumbo (2015)
Bryan Cranston has obviously had a career-defining role in Breaking Bad, and this, his first leading-man role since that series, was a good choice. It has both dramatic and comedic elements, which definitely plays to…
LFF 2015 – Trumbo Press Conference
First full day 59th BFI London Film Festival kicked off today and our writer was in the heart of it and one of his first port of calls was Trumbo. After watching the movie today…
Bryan Cranston Vs McCarthyism In Trumbo New Trailer
The Oscars maybe still a few months away but the nominations are hotting up and Bryan Cranston could be in the tick of it with Trumbo. Ahead of it’s European premiere at London Film Festival…
TIFF2015 – Bryan Cranston Is Blacklisted In Trumbo First Trailer
Are you now or have you ever… Bryan Cranston swaps the meth for a typewriter as Blacklisted 1940’s screenwriter Dalton Trumbo, watch official trailer. Autumn is on our doorstep the final big festivals like Toronto…
Watch Helen Mirren in Woman in Gold trailer
Woman in Gold, the new film from My Week With Marilyn director Simon Curtis, is based on the true story of Jewish refugee Maria Altmann, and her long battle with the Austrian government to reclaim a painting that…
Film Review – The Hundred-Foot Journey (2014)
Like The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and Quartet, The Hundred-Foot Journey sets its charm offensive on the world’s grey-haired cinemagoers – hoping that veteran stars Helen Mirren and Om Puri will prove a tempting draw…
12 Years a Slave named best film at 2014 BAFTAs but Gravity tops the table
Tonight Steve McQueen’s slavery drama 12 Years a Slave took best film and best actor for Chiwetel Ejiofor at this year’s British Academy Film Awards. With a total of six prizes, Gravity was the night’s…
Film Review – RED 2 (2013)
Everyone likes a film that surprises you in expectations, In 2010 RED was one of those films becoming a unexpected hit. Now 3 years later RED 2 has arrived and the question we ask will…
Competition – Win RED 2 on DVD
The stellar cast of screen legends reunite for RED 2 who return with more drama, explosions and outrageous comedy moments than before… The sequel to 2010’s RED, RED 2 is the “fun, frothy return for…
Monsters University Review
I can’t imagine there were too many people clamouring for a sequel, or indeed a prequel, to Pixar’s joyously goofy 2001 hit, Monsters Inc. Mike and Sulley’s chance meeting with Boo was a genuinely heartfelt…
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