Ad Astra (2019) Review
‘The Lost City of Z’ filmmaker James Gray has teamed with Brad Pitt for ‘Ad Astra’, a space exploration film being likened to ‘Apocalypse Now’. Joseph Wade reviews.
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Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood (2019) Review
Perhaps “the precise moment we can pinpoint as Tarantino signing his career’s own death warrant”, 2019 release Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt, reviewed by Joseph Wade.
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Will Quentin Tarantino ever top ‘Pulp Fiction’? Maybe he already has. Samuel Sybert breaks down the artistry behind the iconic director’s ‘Inglourious Basterds’.
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The 10 Best Horror Movies of the 90s
The best and scariest horror movies of the 90s have been ranked and ordered by Elizabeth Howlett in this special top 10 list to satisfy any horror fan all year round, but especially at Halloween.
Read MoreHow the TV Renaissance Has Helped Film Actors
What was once a death nail to any film actor’s career now seems like a more enticing proposition as film actors embrace tv, giving the small screen a bigger draw and changing the industry.
Read MoreSam Rockwell to Play George W. Bush in ‘Cheney’
Sam Rockwell is set to play former US President George W. Bush in a biopic about his former vice-president Dick Cheney from ‘The Big Short’ director Adam McKay. Full details…
Read MoreRuth Negga Added To ‘Ad Astra’ Starring Brad Pitt
‘Loving’ star Ruth Negga is joining Brad Pitt and Tommy Lee Jones on ‘Ad Astra’, a sci-fi film from ‘The Lost City of Z’ director James Gray.
Read MoreTarantino’s Next Movie to Tackle Manson Murders
Quentin Tarantino will tackle the real-life subject of the Manson Murders in his next feature film.
Read MoreThe 6 Billion Dollar Threat to Hollywood
The advances of Video on Demand service Netflix into the realms of original programming and film distribution offers a very real threat to Hollywood. Lee Royle explores.
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