Netflix has become a huge part of film watching life thanks to its legions of subscribers, and massive content and future plans. While this is all great for the big N, some frustrations still remain when you lie on the sofa, launch Netflix and try to find something to watch.
The Invisible Man sneaks into the Number 1 spot on the Official Film Chart following its release on disc. The thriller, which first entered the Top 10 at Number 7 last week, climbs six to knock Dolittle from the top spot to Number 2. After escaping an abusive relationship, when Cecelia Cass (Elisabeth Moss)
Halle Berry Edition: Bits & Pieces - Periods are a subject that still can be uncomfortable to discuss. In fact, American women are less comfortable talking about their periods with men than women abroad. Alejandra Jenni’s topical film Worth sparks the conversation about the realities of menstruation as it follows two women with different experiences. In
Okay, so this might come as something of a surprise to anyone who know me or reads this round-up on the regular, but I’m actually quite a big fan of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise. I know the 90s live action movies are dumb as all hell, but I
Robert Downey Jr’s Dolittle returns to Number 1 on the Official Film Chart after a close battle with the latest big screen adaptation of the much-loved literary classic, Emma. The two films finish the week only 193 sales apart as they knock last week’s Number 1, Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One
