Gen Z Cinema Revival: Social Media Sparks Big Screen Return
Young audiences are returning to cinemas, driven by social media trends and viral hits, offering hope to an industry grappling with streaming dominance and financial pressures.
Category : Cinema
UK Filmmaker's Oscar-Nominated Short on Loneliness and Friendship
Lee Knight's short film 'A Friend of Dorothy', starring Miriam Margolyes and Stephen Fry, receives Oscar nomination for best live action short, inspired by his real friendship with a lonely widow.
Kristen Stewart May Leave US Over Trump, Creative Freedom
Actress Kristen Stewart reveals she likely won't stay in the US while Donald Trump remains president, citing inability to work freely and filming her directorial debut abroad.
Gayle Rankin's Dramatic Role in Scottish Comedy The Incomer
Scots actress Gayle Rankin swaps glamour for gritty island life in new comedy The Incomer, featuring a shocking seagull-eating scene with Domhnall Gleeson.
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Leviticus Review: Queer Desire as Deadly Curse in Horror
Australian director Adrian Chiarella's debut feature Leviticus premieres at Sundance, blending supernatural horror with themes of conversion therapy and forbidden romance in a smart, surprisingly tender film.
Franco and Jackson Jr. Lead Sundance Comedy 'The S---heads'
Dave Franco and O'Shea Jackson Jr. headline Macon Blair's new comedy 'The S---heads' at Sundance, a road movie gone wrong that blends humour with darker themes.
H Is For Hawk: Claire Foy's Grief Drama Soars
Claire Foy stars in this powerful adaptation of Helen Macdonald's memoir about processing her father's death through training a goshawk. A challenging, authentic exploration of grief.
SNL UK Launch Under Fire for Misogyny Issues
As Saturday Night Live prepares for its UK spin-off on Sky, critics highlight a history of misogynistic jokes, from recent scandals with Finn Wolfhard and Aimee Lou Wood to past sexism claims by stars like Jennifer Aniston.
The Godfather vs Goodfellas: Which Gangster Classic Wins?
After watching both iconic gangster films for the first time, our film critic delivers a detailed comparison and reveals which masterpiece ultimately triumphs.
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Saturday Quiz: From Wendy's to Mercedes - Can You Solve?
Test your knowledge with this weekend's challenging quiz, linking Wendy's burgers, Mercedes-Benz cars, and more. From history to pop culture, see how many answers you know.
Extra Geography Review: A Cinematic Debut Masterpiece
The debut film 'Extra Geography' receives rave reviews for its innovative storytelling and visual brilliance, marking a significant moment in contemporary cinema.
Buddy Review: Sundance Horror Misfire
A critical review of Buddy, the Sundance horror film about a murderous children's TV character that fails to deliver scares or laughs in its 95-minute runtime.
28 Years Later Extra Reveals Simple Casting Process
A 28-year-old extra from the film 28 Years Later shares her straightforward tips for landing background roles without prior acting experience.
Sinners: Streaming Guide for 16 Oscar Nominee
Discover where to stream Sinners, Ryan Coogler's genre-defying horror-drama that earned a historic 16 Oscar nominations. Learn about its plot, cast, and critical acclaim.
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James Cameron Moves Permanently to New Zealand Post-COVID
Acclaimed filmmaker James Cameron has permanently left the United States for New Zealand, attributing his relocation to the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on his lifestyle and priorities.
He-Man's Earthbound Dilemma: Balancing Fantasy with Reality
Analysis of the new He-Man film's challenge in grounding the psychedelic 80s fantasy while preserving its overblown, mythic essence that made the original iconic.
Actor Had to 'Wean' Off Roy Keane Content for Saipan Film
Irish actor Éanna Hardwicke, who portrays Roy Keane in the new sports-comedy Saipan, explains how he intentionally stopped consuming the pundit's current media to prepare for the role based on the 2002 World Cup fallout.
Pratt & Ferguson's 'Mercy' Tackles AI Justice Fears
Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson discuss their new thriller 'Mercy', where AI becomes judge, jury, and executioner, revealing their personal concerns about artificial intelligence technology.
Hardwicke on Playing Roy Keane in Saipan Film
Irish actor Éanna Hardwicke discusses his role as Roy Keane in the new film Saipan, exploring the infamous 2002 World Cup incident, working with Steve Coogan, and his career journey since Normal People.
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Amanda Seyfried on Ann Lee: Obsession, Devotion, and Socks
Amanda Seyfried and director Mona Fastvold discuss their daring new film The Testament of Ann Lee, a musical fantasia about an obscure 18th-century religious sect. They explore obsession, fear, and the unique bond formed during production.
Carousel Review: Chris Pine and Jenny Slate in Static Sundance Drama
The Sundance Film Festival 2026 begins with Carousel, a romance drama starring Chris Pine and Jenny Slate that critics describe as frustratingly undercooked despite lush direction.
Silent Hill's Real-Life Inspiration: The Ghost Town Story
As Return to Silent Hill hits UK cinemas, fans discover the chilling true story behind the film franchise's inspiration: Centralia, Pennsylvania, a real abandoned town with an underground fire burning since 1962.
NASA's List of Most Scientifically Accurate Movies Revealed
NASA has identified films from silent classics to modern blockbusters that portray science realistically, praising their respect for genuine scientific principles over fantasy.
Jane Arden's 1973 Film: Grief-Art Masterpiece
Sean Kaye-Smith reflects on Jane Arden's 1973 film 'The Other Side of the Underneath', exploring its unique portrayal of women's pain and its status as a grief-art classic in British cinema.
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Sinners Breaks Oscar Record with 16 Nominations
Ryan Coogler's vampire thriller Sinners has made Oscar history with 16 nominations, overshadowing critical favourites like Hamnet and One Battle After Another in a stunning awards season upset.
Oscar 2026 Nominations: Full List and Where to Watch
The 98th Academy Awards nominations are out, with Ryan Coogler's 'Sinners' leading a historic field. Discover all the major contenders, from streaming favourites to cinema exclusives, ahead of the March 15 ceremony.
Time-Loop Movies: The Best Films About Endless Repetition
Explore the fascinating world of time-loop cinema, from the classic Groundhog Day to sci-fi thrillers like Edge of Tomorrow. Discover how filmmakers turn repetition into revelation in this oddly resilient subgenre.
Oscar Snubs and Surprises: Mescal, Grande Miss Out
The 2026 Oscar nominations delivered major shocks with Paul Mescal and Ariana Grande among notable snubs, while Delroy Lindo and Kate Hudson secured surprise nods.
Sundance 2026: 10 Films Not to Miss at Final Utah Festival
The 2026 Sundance Film Festival marks a poignant transition, being the first without founder Robert Redford and the last in Park City, Utah. Discover the standout films, from Natalie Portman's dark satire to Charli xcx's mockumentary debut.
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Marty Supreme Review: Chalamet's Career-Best Performance
Timothée Chalamet delivers a career-best performance in Josh Safdie's Marty Supreme, a powder-keg ping-pong drama about ambition and desperation in 1950s New York.
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