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Home Entertainment
/ 9 years ago

The Happiest Days Of Your Life DVD Review

Director: Frank Launder Starring: Alastair Sim, Margaret Rutherford, Guy Middleton, Joyce Grenfell, John Bentley Cert: U Running Time: 81 mins Extras:...

By Steve Palace

Film News
/ 11 hours ago

STUDIOCANAL picks up Ali Abassi’s ‘The Apprentice’ for the UK and Ireland

It has just been announced that STUDIOCANAL has picked up the Cannes-debuting The Apprentice....

By Paul Heath
Film Trailers
/ 13 hours ago

Trailer for thriller ‘It’s Not Over’ with Christopher Lambert

Christopher Lambert is back in the new trailer for the upcoming thriller It’s Not...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 14 hours ago

‘Happy Gilmore 2’ is happening at Netflix

The news has been confirmed. A sequel to the Adam Sandler comedy Happy Gilmore...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 14 hours ago

Pierce Brosnan to lead the cast of horror-thriller ‘Wolfland’

Some news coming out of Cannes is that Pierce Brosnan will lead a horror-thriller...

By Paul Heath
Film Trailers
/ 14 hours ago

Enchanting first trailer for the movie version of ‘Wicked’

Coming to cinemas this November.

By Paul Heath
Amazon Prime
/ 1 day ago

Teaser for Will Ferrell and Reece Witherspoon comedy ‘You’re Cordially Invited’

A teaser trailer has dropped for the comedy You’re Cordially Invited which is set...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 1 day ago

British horror film ‘The Moor’ sets release date

A release date for British horror movie The Moor has been set for later...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 1 day ago

FrightFest’s Paul McEvoy and filmmaker Jake West launch new podcast

A new film and pop culture podcast has been launched by FrightFest’s Paul McEvoy...

By Paul Heath
Film News
/ 2 days ago

‘Road House 2’ on the way with Jake Gyllenhaal

It looks like Jake Gyllenhaal will have to work on those abs again as...

By Paul Heath
Film Trailers
/ 2 days ago

First full teaser trailer for Francis Ford Coppola’s ‘Megalopolis’

The film debuts in Cannes this week.

By Paul Heath