Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald
When the Harry Potter franchise concluded it left a legacy that includes five of the series’ eight films ranked among the 50 highest-grossing films of all time, with the last instalment, Harry ...
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Murder On The Orient Express – Set Design Featurette
One of the films that stood out last year for a number of reasons was Murder On The Orient Express. The lavish adaptation of the best-selling Agatha Christie novel was brought to the screen by Kennet...
Murder on the Orient Express
I am someone who can lose an entire Sunday to episodes of Murder She Wrote or Columbo. A good murder mystery can be enjoyed over and over again – even if you already know “whodunnit”. Such is the cas...
Six Of The Best: Biopics
Sometimes, the truth really can be stranger than fiction. That’s why biopics can often provide as much drama, tragedy and humour as any storyline thought up by Hollywood script writers. As viewers, w...
Murder On The Orient Express: First Trailer
One of the biggest ensemble dramas of the year has aired its first trailer. Agatha Christie’s famous ‘whodunnit’ Murder On The Orient Express is being revamped and released in cinem...
Pirates Of The Caribbean: Salazar’s Revenge
It must be quite difficult raising interest in a new Pirates Of The Caribbean film. This is the fifth time around for Captain Jack and the crew in an adventure that nobody was really calling out for,...
Six Of The Best: All At Sea
Only the grandest of adventures are fit for the seafaring. Filled with heart and imagination, Swallows and Amazons is reminiscent of swashbuckling adventures such as Treasure Island and Pirates of t...
Six Of The Best: An Uncanny Resemblance
Ben Foster takes the reins as Lance Armstrong in Stephen Frears’ biopic, The Program, delivering a captivating performance that is enhanced by the actor’s scarily similar physical appearance to the d...
Six Of The Best: Drugs On Film
Denis Villeneuve’s Sicario, coming to Blu-ray, DVD and digital platforms from February 1st is a visceral, unflinching portrayal of the war against drugs. Critically lauded and impossible to tear you...
New Releases For November
As we approach the end of the year, Oscar season kicks in and studios will start releasing the films they hope can bag a little golden statue. Not that every release will be bothering the Academies n...