It’s been a while since we’ve seen Steven Soderbergh’s name below the ‘Directed By’ credit but he’s back, and on form, with Logan Lucky....

People have long talked about certain source material which is classified as ‘unfilmable’; novels, graphic novels, comics etc. which, due...

I imagine when you hear Tom Cruise’s name or see a trailer for his latest film you have an exact image of what to expect. That could be...

It seems premature to start talking up potential Oscar winners for next year but Kathryn Bigelow’s Detroit is bound to be in the running...

Ever thought, especially recently, that the James Bond franchise needs a serious shake (not stir) up to stay relevant? That the Bournes,...

Against all odds, Luc Besson has become a divisive, polarising director. A peerless early run has, in recent times, turned to...

Judd Apatow is the American master of bittersweet, the stateside answer to Ricky Gervais, if you will. His Directorial, writing and...

If, or I suppose that should read when, you go to see Dunkirk do ensure, if physically possible, that you can get to an IMAX screen...

Ever more convoluted and misleading titles withstanding, the Planet Of The Apes reboot/prequel/side-story trilogy must go down as one of...

Homecoming is an extremely apt subtitle for the MCU’s first standalone Spider-Man movie. Finally snatching their best character from the...

I can vividly remember leaving the cinema after watching Edgar Wright’s last film: Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, seven (!) years ago now...

Universal's Dark Universe is unleashed in typically bombastic style with the millionth reincarnation/adaptation of The Mummy (approx'.)...