Marvel’s Blade reportedly set to enter production next summer
Marvel’s upcoming Blade film isn’t – as had been rumoured – landing in 2022, yet it will be starting production in the summer
Hayao Miyazaki director coming out of retirement for new Ghibli film
The legendary director Hayao Miyazaki is once again ending his retirement to come back to Studio Ghibli for another movie
Jason Reitman discusses thoughts on a Ghostbusters: Afterlife sequel
If you’re a fan of Ghostbusters II, then Jason Reitman’s ideas might just have your interest piqued for Ghostbusters: Afterlife 2
Copshop, Malignant arriving on UK DVD & Blu-ray this December
James Wan’s Malignant and Joe Carnahan’s Copshop are both on their way to DVD and Blu-ray in the UK this December
Ridley Scott wants to make House Of Gucci longer
As the film hits at the box office, Ridley Scott confirms he wants to release an extended edition of House Of Gucci
4K Ultra HD Blu-ray: upcoming UK releases and dates
As the format continues to slowly gain traction – here’s our regularly-updated list of upcoming 4K UK disc releases
UK DVD and Blu-ray release dates confirmed: up to August 2022
A glimpse at upcoming UK DVD and Blu-ray release dates until summer 2022 – here’s what’s arriving and when
JFK Revisited: Through The Looking Glass review – Oliver Stone revisits the Kennedy assassination
Director Oliver Stone revisits the world of his 1991 film JFK for the new documentary JFK Revisited: Through The Looking Glass – here’s our review
Robbo: The Bryan Robson Story review – a documentary that hits the post
A new documentary feature about footballing legend Bryan Robson is very well made, yet feels very much like a varnished official product
Pirates review: Reggie Yates’ directorial debut is a party and a half
Pirates is the directorial feature debut of Reggie Yates – and on this form, we hope there’s a lot more ahead: here’s our review
Power Rangers cinematic universe coming from Netflix
Netflix steps in to bring a whole new universe of Power Rangers films and TV shows to the screen: more details here
99p Kindle books for film fans
Amazon has offers on a bunch of film books for its Kindle device, starting at 99p: here are some recommendations
Legally Blonde 3 gets a script update, still no director
Legally Blonde 3, starring Reese Witherspoon, is still on its way: but don’t hold your breath for the planned 2022 release
Stellan Skarsgard weighs in on the ‘Marvel monopoly’ and the death of cinema
Marvel cinematic universe star Stellan Skarsgard has given his rather sensible take on whether superhero films are really ‘ruining’ cinema
Release date and cast announced for upcoming 3 Musketeers films.
A fun ensemble cast have been assembled for a new take on The Three Musketeers, with two films heading our way in 2023: more here
Criterion Collection announces February 2022 releases
Three more titles join the UK arm of the Criterion Collection on Blu-ray this February – and they’re led by 2020’s Dirk Johnson Is Dead
Film Quiz Friday: Sing-Along Songs
What’s this? Do you wanna build a snowman? Can you feel the love tonight? None of these questions appear in this week’s film quiz, but some other Disney songs do
British movie podcast of the week: Sequel Pitch
Our film podcast recommendation this week is in the movie sequel business: and there’s no shortage of pitches
Michael Mann teases Heat prequel movie
The classic heist movie Heat is getting an accompanying novel, a quarter century after its release: more details on it here
The director of the Bob Marley biopic shares details on the project
Reinaldo Marcus Green has revealed some of his early thoughts on developing a biopic of the legendary Bob Marley
John McAfee’s story is becoming a feature film
The life of the late John McAfee – and it’s a heck of a story – is heading to the big screen, with both a new narrative feature film and a documentary too
Venom: Let There Be Carnage UK DVD, Blu-ray, 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray details
Venom: Let There Be Carnage is confirmed for DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray in the UK for January – with digital releases even quicker
Netflix working on a Gorillaz movie
The animated band Gorillaz will soon be appearing on a screen near you, it has been announced: more details here
The Jim Carrey movie sequels that didn’t star Jim Carrey
Though his aversion to sequels has mellowed over the years, Jim Carrey declined to return for various sequels to some of his biggest box-office hits – that didn’t stop them getting made
How Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves earned Kevin Costner two special prizes
On the back of Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves’ success, special prizes were created to commemorate Kevin Costner’s impact on the Nottinghamshire tourism industry – in spite of him never having been there
Films to watch on BBC iPlayer right now (and when they’re leaving the service)
Who needs Netflix and Prime? Turns out that BBC iPlayer has a terrific collection of films to watch – here’s our fully updated list
Watch the opening five minutes of Jurassic World: Dominion’s prologue
Universal has released a five minute sequence from the upcoming Jurassic World: Dominion, ahead of its release next summer
Keanu Reeves reiterates his desire to play John Constantine again
Keanu Reeves’ role within a comic book universe has long been the subject of speculation – but Constantine 2 might be the answer
Ridley Scott reveals shoot date for Kitbag, his historical epic
Filming on the Napoleonic epic Kitbag will begin in just over a month, Ridley Scott has announced
Dune (2021): UK DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray listed as December
Warner Bros lists Denis Villeneuve’s Dune for UK DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray release in December, but hasn’t issued official confirmation
The quiet return of the spoof movie
The Naked Gun director David Zucker is trying to bring the spoof movie back – and we’ve been taking a look at just where it went right and wrong
Mental health & wellbeing matters: forced joviality
It’s the bit of the site where we chat about mental health and wellbeing, and in this case the peer pressure to get involved with Christmas festivities
A Christmas Number One: trailer and release date lands
The quest to make a winning Christmas song is at the heart of the upcoming A Christmas Number 1 – and here’s the first trailer for the film
The Souvenir Part II: trailer, release date confirmed
Joanna Hogg’s continuation of the hugely-acclaimed The Souvenir has a trailer, and a confirmed February 2022 UK release date
Kathleen Kennedy hints Star Wars sequel trilogy characters may return
It seems we may not be done with Rey, Poe, Finn or Rose just yet, as Star Wars sequel trilogy characters might be set for an encore
Peter Jackson discusses his incoming The Beatles documentary
Peter Jackson has been chatting about who he believes really broke up The Beatles – and it wasn’t Yoko
The Matrix Resurrections is ‘beautiful’ and ‘subversive’
Ahead of the film’s release next month, a few more hints land about The Matrix Resurrections
Hideo Kojima’s company launches film, music and TV division
The company behind Death Stranding and the Metal Gear Solid videogames is finally going to be looking at making movies
Ben Willbond, Larry Rickard pen new comedy We Are Not Alone
Dave orders a two hour comedy about an alien invasion, from the brains of the brilliant Laurence Rickard and Ben Willbond: more here
Now Ridley Scott blames “millennials” for The Last Duel’s box office
Ridley Scott’s The Last Duel fell hard at the box office in the autumn – but the director knows just who to blame
Mike Leigh’s Naked: revisiting his darkest film
Mike Leigh’s Naked is the centrepiece of retrospectives of his work playing in the UK at the moment: we look back at arguably his most divisive film
The amazing Home Alone deal that John Candy turned down
John Candy was offered a slice of the Home Alone profits for his cameo in the film – but he chose to turn it down