News | Dan Cooper | 26.02.21
Netflix launches the trailer for Zack Snyder’s return to the zombie world he first ventured into with 2004’s Dawn Of The Dead
News | Simon Brew | 26.02.21
Pixar heads to Italy for its brand new movie Luca – and the first trailer for the production has landed
News | Dan Cooper | 26.02.21
Rawson Marshall Thurber, director of Netflix’s upcoming Red Notice, is taking over the reins of the long-gestating video game adaptation
News | Simon Brew | 26.02.21
Director Neill Blomkamp confirms that the long-mooted sequel to District 9 is currently being written, and that the project is alive
News | Simon Brew | 26.02.21
James D’Arcy makes his directorial debut with Made In Italy, and a UK release date for the movie is finally with us
News | Dan Cooper | 26.02.21
With his next project, Steven Soderbergh will be continuing his deal to release his films through HBO Max – in the US, at least
News | Simon Brew | 26.02.21
A glimpse at upcoming DVD and Blu-ray release dates until October 2021 – here’s what’s arriving and when
News | Simon Brew | 26.02.21
The new James Bond 007 film will be moving its release forward by just over a week to the end of September
News | Simon Brew | 25.02.21
Eddie Izzard stars and makes her screenwriting debut with Six Minutes To Midnight – and here’s the first trailer for the movie
News | Dan Cooper | 25.02.21
Let the torrents of moronic sniggering commence once more, as Beavis and Butthead are returning to the movies for the first time since 1996
News | Simon Brew | 25.02.21
Much-loved visual effects magazine Cinefex is shutting its doors, it’s been confirmed, due to current market conditions
News | Simon Brew | 25.02.21
A new film and TV production company – Red Bus Movies – will actively look to give military veterans a way into the business
News | Dan Cooper | 25.02.21
Just days after receiving a critical broadside for choosing to work with Brett Ratner, Millennium Media drops his new film
News | Dan Cooper | 25.02.21
David Fincher is returning to a genre that he knows well, with Michael Fassbender reportedly in talks to star in The Killer
News | Simon Brew | 25.02.21
As the format continues to slowly gain traction – here’s our regularly-updated list of upcoming 4K UK disc releases
News | Em McGowan | 24.02.21
Who needs Netflix and Prime? Turns out that BBC iPlayer has a terrific collection of films to watch – here’s our fully updated list
News | Simon Brew | 24.02.21
The new cut of Justice League has been put together to accommodate those who don’t want to watch four hours of it in one go
News | Simon Brew | 24.02.21
Judd Apatow’s new lockdown comedy feature is shooting for Netflix in the UK – and more details on it are right here
News | Simon Brew | 24.02.21
Edgar Wright’s new documentary, The Sparks Brothers, will be heading to the UK courtesy of Universal’s Focus Features
News | Dan Cooper | 24.02.21
Wesley Snipes has been reflecting on his time as Blade, whilst considering the possibility of a future appearance in the MCU
News | Dan Cooper | 24.02.21
Ever wondered where gangsters get those sharp suits from? Graham Moore’s directorial debut promises answers
News | Dan Cooper | 24.02.21
Tina Turner’s life and career look like making for an absorbing documentary film, and you can catch your first glimpse right here
News | Simon Brew | 24.02.21
Warner Bros faced a race against time to make Interview With The Vampire 2 – and thus it took a bit of a gamble
Feature | Jane Roberts | 24.02.21
In our weekly spot on the site where we chat about things not being quite wrong, the challenges and demands of a long term condition
News | Dan Cooper | 23.02.21
Justice League Zack Snyder director claims that Warner Bros original plans to release The Snyder Cut were far less ambitious
News | Simon Brew | 23.02.21
At last! Two Mischief Theatre Christmas television specials are getting a DVD release – more details right this way
News | Dan Cooper | 23.02.21
Guy Ritchie is to helm Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Conduct for Paramount Pictures, with Jerry Bruckheimer set to produce
News | Chris Oatten | 23.02.21
It’s the 50th birthday of Diamonds Are Forever this year – and it’s a James Bond 007 movie that deserves a bit more love
Review | Alexandra Goldstein | 23.02.21
Our latest recommendation for young readers is a really fun detective story for nine year olds and older – more details here
News | Simon Brew | 23.02.21
Glenda Jackson and Michael Caine are teaming up to tell the true story of a man escaping his care home to join up with his fellow war veterans
News | Simon Brew | 23.02.21
The latest American Pie movie, going by the name Girl’s Rules, is coming to DVD in this May – more details here
News | Simon Brew | 23.02.21
Over 270 movies – many rated higher than a 12A certificate – have just joined Disney+, and here’s the full list of what’s on offer
News | Dan Cooper | 23.02.21
The classic American novel The Great Gatsby is being adapted for cinema once again, but this time in animated form
News | Simon Brew | 22.02.21
The government has confirmed that the earliest cinemas will be reopening in 2021 across England will be in May
News | Simon Brew | 22.02.21
Alice Lowe’s time-jumping new movie is set to shoot this summer – and Hanway Films has snapped up the worldwide rights to it as well
News | Dan Cooper | 22.02.21
Edgar Wright’s take on Stephen King’s The Running Man will be rather different to the Arnold Schwarzenegger-headlined movie
News | Dan Cooper | 22.02.21
Gareth Evans’ first project of a multi-film deal with Netflix will be Havoc, an action thriller starring Tom Hardy
News | Dan Cooper | 22.02.21
Brett Ratner is planning to return to the film industry after four years, following multiple claims of indecent and abusive behaviour
News | Simon Brew | 22.02.21
1983’s Blue Thunder will be debuting on Blu-ray in the UK this coming April – more details right this way
News | Simon Brew | 22.02.21
With Zack Snyder’s Justice League now confirmed for March, its success or otherwise could have real ramifications for the film industry
Podcast | Simon Brew | 22.02.21
In the new episode of Film Stories with Simon Brew, two films where the actors had to get used to a whole load of takes
News | Sarah Cook | 22.02.21
In our regular look at old cinema a salute to the groundbreaking work of female film director Dorothy Arzner, whose first film debuted in the 1920s