Mad Max: Fury Road has been voted the greatest movie of the century by Empire magazine critics and readers in their poll of the 100 Greatest Movies of the Century. The wild, outrageously inventive action film, starring Tom Hardy and made in the Namibian desert, took the number one spot on Empire’s definitive rundown of the

Chris Bremner seems to have done a good job with Bad Boys 3, currently in cinemas. I’ve yet to see it, but the film is getting a pretty decent response of critics and audiences alike and considering this franchises history that’s something worth noting. It’s not a surprise then, given the third movies success, that

Principal photography has wrapped on ALI & AVA, the fourth feature from writer-director CLIO BARNARD (Dark River, The Selfish Giant, The Arbor), starring ADEEL AKHTAR (Four Lions, ‘Back To Life’) and CLAIRE RUSHBROOK (Secrets & Lies, ‘Home Fires’).  The film is a compelling contemporary British love story imbued with the intricacies of age, class and race.  ALI & AVA is produced by

Cinema First, the UK cinema industry body, has today confirmed that cinema admissions for last year exceeded 176 million in the UK, worth over £1.25 billion at the box office. Those admissions figures put the year on a par with 2018, when - at 177 million attendances - UK cinema-going reached

Judy Edition: Bits & Pieces - Described as “Sightseers meets Thelma and Louise”, directed by breakout British filmmaker Staten Cousins Roe, who was recently shortlisted for the prestigious Screen International Genre Rising Star Award and starring Olivier Award-winning Katie Brayben (Beautiful: Carole King the Musical, Doctor Who, King Charles III, This Way Out), Poppy Roe (This Way Out, Drawn,