Zack Snyder’s Army Of The Dead: first trailer
Netflix launches the trailer for Zack Snyder’s return to the zombie world he first ventured into with 2004’s Dawn Of The Dead
Pixar’s Luca: the first trailer
Pixar heads to Italy for its brand new movie Luca – and the first trailer for the production has landed
Netflix video game adaptation The Division lands new director
Rawson Marshall Thurber, director of Netflix’s upcoming Red Notice, is taking over the reins of the long-gestating video game adaptation
District 10 is coming, confirms Neill Blomkamp
Director Neill Blomkamp confirms that the long-mooted sequel to District 9 is currently being written, and that the project is alive
Made In Italy, starring Liam Neeson, getting March UK release
James D’Arcy makes his directorial debut with Made In Italy, and a UK release date for the movie is finally with us
Steven Soderbergh announces next film KIMI, Zoe Kravitz to star
With his next project, Steven Soderbergh will be continuing his deal to release his films through HBO Max – in the US, at least
DVD and Blu-ray release dates confirmed: up to October 2021
A glimpse at upcoming DVD and Blu-ray release dates until October 2021 – here’s what’s arriving and when
No Time To Die: release date now coming forward
The new James Bond 007 film will be moving its release forward by just over a week to the end of September
Six Minutes To Midnight starring Eddie Izzard: new trailer
Eddie Izzard stars and makes her screenwriting debut with Six Minutes To Midnight – and here’s the first trailer for the movie
Beavis and Butthead to return in new feature film
Let the torrents of moronic sniggering commence once more, as Beavis and Butthead are returning to the movies for the first time since 1996
Cinefex magazine closing after 41 years and 172 issues
Much-loved visual effects magazine Cinefex is shutting its doors, it’s been confirmed, due to current market conditions
Dougie Brimson announces new production company
A new film and TV production company – Red Bus Movies – will actively look to give military veterans a way into the business
Millennium Media exits Brett Ratner Milli Vanilli project
Just days after receiving a critical broadside for choosing to work with Brett Ratner, Millennium Media drops his new film
David Fincher, Michael Fassbender to unite for The Killer
David Fincher is returning to a genre that he knows well, with Michael Fassbender reportedly in talks to star in The Killer
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
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
Zack Snyder’s Justice League: watch it in parts, suggests producer
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
Judd Apatow shooting pandemic comedy in London
Judd Apatow’s new lockdown comedy feature is shooting for Netflix in the UK – and more details on it are right here
Edgar Wright’s The Sparks Brothers documentary lands distributor
Edgar Wright’s new documentary, The Sparks Brothers, will be heading to the UK courtesy of Universal’s Focus Features
Wesley Snipes discusses Blade and a possible MCU appearance
Wesley Snipes has been reflecting on his time as Blade, whilst considering the possibility of a future appearance in the MCU
Mark Rylance, Zoey Deutch and Johnny Flynn for new crime drama
Ever wondered where gangsters get those sharp suits from? Graham Moore’s directorial debut promises answers
Trailer for upcoming Tina Turner documentary, Tina
Tina Turner’s life and career look like making for an absorbing documentary film, and you can catch your first glimpse right here
The race to make an Interview With The Vampire sequel
Warner Bros faced a race against time to make Interview With The Vampire 2 – and thus it took a bit of a gamble
Wellbeing and Mental Health Matters: the long haul of viral illness
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
Zack Snyder on Warner Bros’ original plans for his Justice League cut
Justice League Zack Snyder director claims that Warner Bros original plans to release The Snyder Cut were far less ambitious
Peter Pan Goes Wrong and A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong heading to DVD!
At last! Two Mischief Theatre Christmas television specials are getting a DVD release – more details right this way
Guy Ritchie to helm World War II black ops action movie
Guy Ritchie is to helm Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Conduct for Paramount Pictures, with Jerry Bruckheimer set to produce
Diamonds Are Forever: saluting an underappreciated James Bond film
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
Children’s book of the week: Jane Austen Investigates by Julia Golding
Our latest recommendation for young readers is a really fun detective story for nine year olds and older – more details here
Michael Caine, Glenda Jackson to headline The Great Escaper
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
Latest American Pie film confirmed for UK DVD release
The latest American Pie movie, going by the name Girl’s Rules, is coming to DVD in this May – more details here
The 270+ movies Disney+ UK is bringing to its Star service from today
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
The Great Gatsby to return as an animated feature film
The classic American novel The Great Gatsby is being adapted for cinema once again, but this time in animated form
Cinemas in England to stay closed until May 17th
The government has confirmed that the earliest cinemas will be reopening in 2021 across England will be in May
Timestalker: Alice Lowe’s new movie lands backers
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
Edgar Wright to direct The Running Man
Edgar Wright’s take on Stephen King’s The Running Man will be rather different to the Arnold Schwarzenegger-headlined movie
The Raid’s Gareth Evans to team with Tom Hardy and Netflix
Gareth Evans’ first project of a multi-film deal with Netflix will be Havoc, an action thriller starring Tom Hardy
Time’s Up movement slams Brett Ratner’s comeback announcement
Brett Ratner is planning to return to the film industry after four years, following multiple claims of indecent and abusive behaviour
The Blue Thunder movie is getting a Blu-ray release
1983’s Blue Thunder will be debuting on Blu-ray in the UK this coming April – more details right this way
Zack Snyder, and the ramifications of his Justice League cut
With Zack Snyder’s Justice League now confirmed for March, its success or otherwise could have real ramifications for the film industry
Podcast: The Social Network (2010) and The Naked Gun 2 1/2 (1991)
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
Old movies: a salute to cinematic pioneer Dorothy Arzner
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