‘Lost for Words’ Film Interview on Nature, Language: Sheffield DocFest
After revisions to the Oxford Junior Dictionary, a widely used children’s dictionary, led to the removal of...
‘Bring Them Down’ is probably one of the best films I’ve ever seen. A brutal and believable examination of old family grudges in rural communities. Superbly shot. Sharp and to the point. As beautiful a piece of art as it is a moral reminder of how anger can lose everyone the battle.
I am a huge sucker for rural grudge match films and this hits all the notes....
Pixar’s ELIO Is a Wonderful Sci-Fi Adventure Film with a Big Heart — GeekTyrant
Pixar’s Elio doesn’t start with a bang, it starts with a feeling of loneliness, confusion, the...
Who Is Sydney Leroux’s Boyfriend? Relationship History Explained
Sydney Leroux is a popular name in the field of sports as a professional soccer player....
European Box Office Up On Softer Admissions, Cinema Group Reports
Cinema admissions across Europe fell in 2024 despite a slight rise in overall box office revenue,...
June 13-15 Box Office Recap – ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ flies to a fantastic $198M worldwide debut, the best in the franchise. ‘Materialists’ opens with $11.3M, the third best debut in A24’s history. However, Neon’s ‘The Life of Chuck’ disappoints with just $2.3M.
Turns out audiences were also welcome to DreamWorks remaking their own films. The live-action remake of...
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON Soars as a Live-Action Remake, and Disney Should Be Taking Notes — GeekTyrant
We’ve seen a flood of live-action remakes over the last decade, and most of them, from...
Little Caesars’ Fantastic Four’ Pizza Has Four Flavors on One Pie
Tie-ins are trick for the Fantastic Four. You can’t just make one thing; you have to...
Die, My Love Release Date Set for Jennifer Lawrence & Robert Pattinson Movie
Mubi has finally announced the Die, My Love release date for the upcoming psychological dark dramedy,...
Finn Wittrock Shines in a Drab Character Study
Finn Wittrock is the main reason to watch writer-director Christian Nilsson’s Westhampton, a fairly stock character...