Earning an Oscar at the tender age of 11 in your first film role would be considered peaking too soon by some, but Anna Paquin has gained success throughout her impressive career so far – from child actor to blockbuster star, indie darling to TV series frontrunner.To celebrate the 25th anniversary release of The Piano, […]
5 Ant-Man Oddities That Could Pop Up In Ant-Man and the Wasp
George Chrysostomou with five Ant-Man oddities that could pop up in Ant-Man and the Wasp…The Marvel Cinematic Universe is expanding at asurprising pace and 2018 is no different for the comics juggernaut. Whilst TV has already brought us a cast of characters such as the Runaways and Cloak and Dagger, the movie side of things […]
The 4 Best TV Shows of 2018 So Far
Samuel Brace with the four best TV shows of 2018 so far…2018 certainly got off to a slow start in the realm of high-quality TV. With years past treating us to some phenomenal offerings early on in proceedings, 2018 has seen a number of these shows pushed further down the line, leaving the opening months […]
Ranking The Pixar Sequels
Ahead of the release of Cars 3, Eric Bay-Andersen ranks Pixar’s sequels…When people hear ‘sequel’, they usually think ‘shameless cash-in’, and although Disney’s purchase of Pixar must surely have influenced the number of sequels the studio has produced in the last 20 years (six with at least two more on the way), Pixar’s reputation for […]
Can we all admit the Halloween trailer was kind of terrible?
Anghus Houvouras wasn’t impressed by the Halloween trailer…One could argue that movie marketing has become as formulaic as the movies they are pimping. There isn’t a lot of variety in trailers for high-profile studio movies. They all tend to follow a certain rhythm and cadence with very few offering anything novel. You give a brief […]
Suspiria: The right way to remake?
Tom Jolliffe looks ahead to the Suspiria remake…Remakes or reboots. The year is 2018 and we’ve firmly established that the movie making engine runs largely off these, as well as sequels and adaptations. If it’s been done once to a degree of success and cult appeal, then why not do it again?It would be a […]
Why are we so snobby about movies for older women?
Tom Beasley takes a look at the most unfairly maligned movie demographic…How did you react when you saw the first trailer for Book Club? If you’re anything like me, your immediate response was probably a snort of derision, followed by a shaking of the head in disbelief. It seemed baffling that a movie about women […]
The Disney Monopoly
Tom Jolliffe looks at Disney’s dominance at the cinemas…You know that castle? The Disney Castle. We all know it. How about that Mouse lad and his lady friend? Sure. We know them. Right now Disney is on a high. Why so? Well it’s because in the past decade or so they’ve become an all consuming […]
Darth Maul: What does the future hold for the Star Wars villain?
George Chrysostomou on what the future might hold for Darth Maul…Spoilers below for Solo: A Star Wars Story, Star Wars: Rebels, Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Dark Disciple…The return of Darth Maul in Solo has left many people excited for the possibilities this comeback might herald. Whilst speculation is rife with the many potential narratives we might see […]
Solo: A Star Wars Story Isn’t Terrible, But It’s Not Great Either
The latest Star Wars movie wasn’t as bad as Neil Calloway expected…Back in December last year I wrote a provocative piece stating that Solo: A Star Wars Story would be terrible.As it turns out, I was wrong. It’s not terrible, but it’s not great either. On the Star Wars scale it’s more prequel than original […]
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