By Cassie. Ten years ago science fiction was the genre that everyone loved to rag on. While Star Wars was incredibly popular when released, it was easy game to make fun of the sci-fi lovers who dressed up to go to Trekkie conventions. But the times are changing! With the release of

By Ben Taylor. With summer comes a familiar parade of cinematic tropes: the classic film reboot, the series that just won’t die, the ongoing, never-ending, isn’t-anyone-tired-of-these-yet superhero movie assault. Why do we get this barrage of summer cinema, year after year after year? The answer is money. If you want to win

So, twenty years have passed since the original Independence Day battle between alien and man.  Earth may have won, but the invaders haven’t completely vanquished.   The aliens are back and more determined than in ever in Independence Day: Resurgence. But what is really out there?  The boffins at Vue Entertainment have

With a winning combination of movie star swagger, effortless charisma and a tongue planted firmly in his cheek, Bruce Willis has been entertaining audiences around the globe for over thirty years now. Whilst action is the first genre that springs on mentioning his name, Willis has frequently crossed genres, proving

Praised by Heat magazine as “Sky 1’s finest home-grown drama ever,” The Five may be Harlan Coben’s first UK series, but the American superstar author is in good company when it comes to American heavyweights who’ve crossed the pond to do excellent work. To list a few: Stanley Kubrick relocated