What’s Wrong With the Original ‘Spider-Man’ Trilogy?!
“These movies came at a time when people needed them” in Katie Doyle’s special look at Sam Raimi’s ‘Spider-Man’ trilogy (2002-2007).
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The Animation Race 2016
Join Rebecca Seghini as she explores each of the contenders for 2016’s Academy Award for Best Animated Feature in this special feature.
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Through Hardships Untold – Farewell Goblin King
Katie Doyle has written an ode to David Bowie, with a specific focus placed on the importance of his work on ‘Labyrinth’ (1986) both personally to her, and to the world as a whole.
Read MoreTrumbo: The Ten, the Blacklist and the Cold War
With the UK release of ‘Trumbo’ occurring tomorrow, Kat Lawson has taken you through its subject matter: the Hollywood Blacklist. Read about this destructive and controversial period in US and US cinema history, here.
Read More30 Films To See in 2016
This month we have been counting down 30 Films to see in 2016 in order of their UK release. Let us know if you agree with our list.
Read More30 Films To See From 2015!
This month we have been counting down 30 Films to see from 2015 (based on UK release dates). Let us know if you agree with our list.
Read MoreCinema’s Best Secondary Characters: Heather Mooney
In this special opening edition of our selection of “Cinema’s Best Secondary Characters”, Katherine Hogan takes a look at the under-appreciated Heather Mooney from ‘Romy & Michele’s High School Reunion’ and presents her many qualities, here.
Read MoreIt’s Not What You Watch, It’s How You Watch It
In Katie Doyle’s latest contemplative piece, she writes about how important the ways you watch film can be to your reception of it, and offers a few examples from her own past.
Read MoreObscure Liam Neeson Films Part 1: The Dead Pool
In this week’s ‘Obscure Films’ feature, Jack Gooding presents Liam Neeson in ‘The Dead Pool’ (1988); a movie which also featured Jim Carrey.
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August 08, 2024
Cineworld Announce Cinema Closures
The world's 2nd largest cinema chain, Cineworld, have announced that