LFF 2018 – Sorry to Bother You, Colette, Happy New Year Colin Burstead
Boots Riley’s Sorry to Bother You finally hits UK at LFF, while Ben Wheatley returns with Happy New Year, Colin Burstead.
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Popcorn Classics – #2 The Social Network (2010)
David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin joined forces for The Social Network, which dramatised the turbulent creation of Facebook.
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News Round-up – Wiig to be Wonder Woman villain, Mary Poppins and Grinch trailers and more
Kristen Wiig is now officially a superhero villain and Benedict Cumberbatch is a green curmudgeon. It has been an odd week.
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Blu-ray Review – Call Me By Your Name (2017)
Luca Guadagnino’s Osca-winning romance Call Me By Your Name is now available on Blu-ray and it remains a sun-drenched masterpiece.
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Review – Call Me By Your Name
To cap off a cracking year for LGBT cinema, Luca Guadagnino has constructed a masterful summer romance in Call Me By Your Name.
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Blu-ray Review – Free Fire (2017)
Ben Wheatley’s chaotic bullet ballet Free Fire is available on DVD and Blu-ray from next week, bringing the din of deafening gunfire, and Sharlto Sopley’s accent, to your living room.
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Review – Cars 3
Pixar is finally scraping the bottom of its creative barrel with a franchise that was pretty slim pickings to begin with.
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Review – Free Fire
Bullets fly and bodies fall, but Free Fire is actually one of the funniest movies of the year so far.
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The Popcorn Muncher Podcast: Episode 50 – Ghost in the Shell is a ghost at the multiplex
Scarlett Johansson is suffering a severe box office bomb with her remake of anime classic Ghost in the Shell.
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News Round-up – Avatar 2 to finally shoot, Keaton could be Dumbo villain, Ridley Scott’s new project and more
The Avatar sequel is apparently set to go in front of cameras this year, but we’ve heard that one before…
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Review – The Birth of a Nation
Nate Parker’s controversial film has finally arrived in UK cinemas.
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