Ben Layten (Thomas Middleditch) an out-of-work recent divorcee who despite his various attempts can’t even kill himself correctly. After another failed suicide Ben learns that he may have almost had a sister when he was younger when his parents were close to adoption before his mother became pregnant with him. This gives Ben a new…
I Am Heath Ledger is a new documentary about the late and great Australian actor. A raw and emotional piece that consists of originally filmed interviews mixed with archival footage, photographs, home movies and snapshots. A film that glosses over the actor’s life, passions and artist contributions as well as beautifully exploring the man himself…
Wings of Eagles is a Chariots of Fire sequel of sorts that paints the story of 1924 Olympic Gold-medalist Eric Liddell. A Scottish man who felt he must do the lords work and be a missionary to teach children in war-torn China. Despite the cruelty of the Japanese soldiers, Wings of Eagles paints a raw and…
To celebrate the release of Geostorm, arriving onto 3D Blu-ray™, Blu-ray™ and DVD on February 19th, on Digital Download from February 12. We’re looking back at the biggest and best natural disaster movies that ever crashed onto the big screen. This is just one in a whole genre of films that remind us the mother…
The Deer Hunter is a film of overwhelming magnitude and staggering directorial force. The first hour is magisterial, giving way to Hell, and then into rocky redemption. Director Michael Cimino was on another level here, while the screenplay (which was written by Deric Washburn from a story by Washburn, Cimino, Louis Garfinkle, and Quinn Redeker)…
Coco is Pixar’s finest work in years and easily one of my favorite animations of all time. The story revolves around Miguel Rivera (Anthony Gonzalez) a 12-year-old boy in Mexico who dreams of being a musician like his idol, the now-deceased musical legend Ernesto de la Cruz. Since Miguel’s great-great grandfather abandoned his grandmother the…
RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK (1981) My favourite movie as a kid was Raiders of the Lost Ark. In fact, it’s been my favourite movie my whole life. The sense of adventure and fun that it has is something I wanted to bring to my movie. I wanted to take the audience on a journey…
Flay is a 2017 American supernatural horror film starring Violett Beane, Elle LaMont and A. Michael Baldwin. Returning home after the mysterious death of her mother, an estranged daughter and recovering addict, inadvertently unleashes a centuries-old curse by acquiring a mysterious and alluring black chain that empowers Flay, a faceless killer who drags his victims to the netherworld and returns…
If iconic movie buildings were real, where would they be? The guys over at Aspire Doors have picked out real world locations that would make logistical sense to place these fantasy locations within. Cinderella’s Castle I personally think Cinderella’s Castle looks right at home at the end of the medieval Charles Bridge, in Prague. …
A certain British secret agent made his big screen debut 55 years ago, when the first James Bond film, “Dr No”, premiered on October, 1962. Based on the 1958 novel of the same name by Ian Fleming, it would set in motion a multi-billion-dollar film franchise that is still going strong today and is arguably…
Across the UK there are many pubs that have made a feature in films that you can visit today. Grab yourself a beverage at one of these pubs that may give you a case of déjà vu. The list has been compiled by expert LPG suppliers to pubs, Flogas: British Pubs From Films You Can…
One Saturday morning, a middle-aged couple decide to make love in their car in the driveway to put a spark back in their marriage – only to find it has rather the opposite effect. Hilariously British with a sensual quirky charm to it The Driving Seat is a refreshing nine minutes of naughty fun. You…
Lost Soul: The Doomed Journey of Richard Stanley’s Island of Dr. Moreau is a painful documentary highlighting the challenges that Stanley faced while trying to mount his ambitious – and no doubt avant garde – reimagining of the classic material. Directed with a probing sense of mystery by David Gregory, this is an info-packed hour…
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle tells the tale of 4 high-school kids who get sucked into a video game version of the infamous board game Jumanji. As our group of heroes arrive in the jungle they take on new avatar bodies. The jock of the group (Ser’ Darius Blain) has turned into his avatar who…
Thanks to the wonderfully delicious people over at Butterkist I was sent a few bags of popcorn and a NowTV pass to enjoy a Butterkist night in on them! Not one to argue at getting freebies (especially popcorn) I sat down, filled up a bowl with some delicious Sweet and Salted Butterkist popcorn and browsed…
Always wanted to live the life of a movie star and experience the silver screen first hand? Here are three of the best hotels around the world for die-hard movie fans to enjoy some time in the spotlight. Park Hyatt, Tokyo, Japan Known for: Lost in Translation The Park Hyatt in Tokyo is one of…
