A Minecraft Movie: Trailer Talk Continuing the trend of video game adaptations, the trailer for the live action ‘Minecraft’ film was released earlier this week. ‘A Minecraft Movie’ stars Jack Black (School of Rock, The Super Mario Bros. Movie) and Jason Momoa (Fast X, Aquaman), where a small group of people are
Wonder Boy: Theatre Review Wonder Boy, written by Ross Willis at just 20, is bursting with energy and charm. Directed by the creative Sally Cookson, the show stands out for its use of clever projected captioning, making it accessible and inclusive without being heavy-handed. Packed with humour, it touches on deeper
Oscar and Lucinda: A Gamble of Hearts and Fortunes Oscar and Lucinda is a novel by Peter Carey that can be described as a historical romance with Gothic elements that reveal the nature of love, faith, and gambling in nineteenth-century Australia. This book, which won the Booker Prize, is a psychological
Rebel Ridge – Review. By Daniel Rester. Writer-director Jeremy Saulnier’s latest project, Rebel Ridge, feels like a callback to the post-Vietnam films where veterans would take on corrupt systems. First Blood (1982) especially comes to mind as Saulnier focuses more on tense situations and character psychology than a death count. People
Gracious Films, GEL and MusicFilmNetwork are delighted to announce the WORLD PREMIERE of THE RUBBER KEYED WONDER on the UK’s largest cinema screen, London’s BFI IMAX, on THURSDAY 3RDOCTOBER 2024. THE RUBBER KEYED WONDER tells the story of Clive Sinclair’s now legendary ZX Spectrum home computer. First released in 1982, the ZX Spectrum sold millions of units worldwide and
