Since the cinema experience was created in the late 19th century, the urge to thrill, shock and test audience boundaries has always been apparent. From the moment cinema goers ran for their lives at the sight of a train pulling into a station in the Lumière brothers’ L'arrivée d'un train
By Orla Smith. I saw The Book of Henry. If that sentence fills you with dread, or pity, or a desire to burst out laughing, then we're probably of the same mind: Colin Trevorrow should not be directing Star Wars: Episode IX. Someone else should. Literally, anyone else. It's hard to name a
After the deflating experience of catching Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 3 on its opening weekend in 2007, and suffering through diminishing returns with Marc Webb’s failed reboot, Spider-Man’s MCU debut in Captain America: Civil War delivered a pitch-perfect tease of what we could expect from an unholy alliance between Sony and
Let’s get this over with. Transformers The Last Knight is a film that I saw. Why did I see it? Because I’m clearly a glutton for punishment. The Transformers series is a group of now five films based off of a show (albeit very loosely), which was based off of a
Amazon Prime Video hosted its most unusual screening ever yesterday as it played the entire first season of new hit show American Gods…to the Gods. The dusk-to-dawn, 8-hour rooftop screening held at Tobacco Docks, London, played the show straight up into the Heavens to mark the release of every episode on
