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11 The Film Magazine Articles to Read from 2017
11 of our favourite articles from the 2017 calendar year including interviews with filmmakers, a feminist critique of a beloved 2017 sci-fi, a film essay and more. Celebrate our very best, here.
Read MoreEvery 2017 Comic Book Movie Ranked
Every comic book superhero movie of 2017, including ‘The Lego Batman Movie’, ‘Logan’, ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ and ‘Justice League’, has been ranked from worst to best. List by Joseph Wade.
Read MoreUK Box Office Report Dec 15-17th 2017
‘Star Wars; The Last Jedi’ hit a landmark total in its opening weekend at the UK box office. Find out why its £28million total was so remarkable as we look at this week’s chart and begin to predict the annual top 5 in this week’s box office report.
Read MoreThe Disney/Fox Merger: All You Need to Know
All you need to know about Disney’s $52.4billion purchase of 21st Century Fox, including how it benefits the Murdochs and how it effects you.
Read MoreUK Box Office Report November 24-26 2017
This week in the UK Box Office Report: the reason for the surprise return of Disney favourite ‘Frozen’ to the chart, more on Polish cinema becoming more powerful & ‘Daddy’s Home 2’ topping the chart.
Read MoreJustice League (2017) Review
‘Justice League’, starring Ben Affleck and Gal Gadot, is “one of the largest blends of bad ideas put to screen in 2017” according to Joseph Wade’s review of the DC Comics adaptation.
Read MoreAstrid Goldsmith on Mock Duck Studios, Tackling Stop-Motion Animation and Her 8 Year Journey to Short Film ‘Squirrel Island’
‘Squirrel Island’ director Astrid Goldsmith sat down with us for an interview regarding her 8 year journey to the short film’s release.
Read More10 Picks from ASFF 2017
The Film Magazine selects 10 short films from the Aesthetica Short Film Festival 2017 that you must see, from ‘NEON’ to ‘Squirrel Island’ and beyond.
Read MoreUK Box Office Report November 10-12th 2017
‘Paddington 2’ shot to the top of a competitive UK Box Office Chart this week. Joseph Wade outlines its impact and the less than impressive performances of a few films elsewhere in this week’s Box Office Report.
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