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Ari Aster Does Not Fail to Terrify with 'Hereditary' Follow-Up 'Midsommar'

By Tobias Handke
23/08/19
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The Truth Matters in First Trailer for 'The Report' Starring Adam Driver

By Nick Janks
23/08/19

An ambitious government staffer sets out to uncover the truth behind the CIA’s interrogation methods post 9/11 in the thrilling new film, The Report.

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There's a Lot of Awkward Tension in the Trailer for 'Bombshell'

By Nick Janks
22/08/19

Nicole Kidman, Charlize Theron and Margot Robbie feature in the trailer for Bombshell, based on a Fox News scandal and it’s super awkward.

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Trailer for 'Zeroville' - A Movie About Movies (Or Something Like That)

By Nick Janks
19/08/19

James Franco directs and stars in the trippy film Zeroville, a movie about movies, I think, though can’t say for certain.

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'Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood' Review - Tarantino Fans Will Love It

By Nick Janks
15/08/19

Don’t expect much of a plot in this one, however, Tarantino devotees and/or film purists will find a lot to adore in the acclaimed director’s latest, Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood.

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Morals are Tested in Trailer for New War Drama 'The Kill Team'

By Nick Janks
14/08/19

While stationed in Afghanistan, a young soldier’s morals are tested when he discovers some disturbing ideas from his commanding officer.

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Shia LaBeouf is Back in a Big Way in Trailer for 'Honey Boy'

By Nick Janks
09/08/19

Shia LaBeouf writes and stars in the film Honey Boy, a semi-autobiographical retelling of his life and career to date.

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Trouble in Paradise for Sam Neill and Friends in 'Palm Beach' - Review

By Hagan Osborne
05/08/19

Anyone who has travelled with family and friends can attest to the difficulty of resisting the urge of telling someone to shut up. And that is putting it nicely.

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Nic Cage is Out for Revenge After 22 Years in Prison in 'A Score to Settle'

By Tobias Handke
05/08/19

The latest from Nic Cage sees the eccentric actor as an ex-enforcer wrongfully imprisoned for 22 years, who finally gets cut loose and looks for revenge against those who put him there.

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Trailer for Oscar-Winner Sam Mendes' New WWI Epic - '1917'

By Nick Janks
02/08/19

The award-winning director of Skyfall (2012) and Spectre (2015), Sam Mendes, returns with his latest film, 1917 – a dramatic-looking war film set during World War 1.

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Get Back on Board the Mob Scene with Martin Scorsese's 'The Irishman'

By Nick Janks
01/08/19

Scorsese is back doing what he does best – directing movies about the mob, and with a cast that gangster-film fans can only conjure up in their dreams.

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Tinder First Date Couple Become Fugitives in Trailer for 'Queen & Slim'

By Nick Janks
01/08/19

After their first Tinder date goes awry, a young couple become fugitives on the run from the law in the upcoming film, Queen & Slim.

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Emilio Estevez Satirises American Political Failure in 'The Public' - Review

By Hagan Osborne
30/07/19

A statue of a polar bear affectionately named Barry White stands tall in a Cincinnati library run by Stuart Goodson (Emilio Estevez).

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Casey Affleck Tries to Keep His Child Safe in New Thriller 'Light of My Life'

By Tobias Handke
29/07/19

A film set in a world where all the women on earth have died is eyebrow-raising, to say the least, but when you discover the film was written and directed by Casey Affleck, things get even murkier.

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Jennifer Lopez and Friends Play Deceptive Strippers in 'Hustlers' - Trailer

By Nick Janks
22/07/19

Jennifer Lopez leads the cast of Hustlers, about a group of opportunistic strippers who decide to play the ‘game’ by their own rules for a bit of extra cash.

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Final Trailer for New Mob Movie with a Twist - 'The Kitchen'

By Nick Janks
18/07/19

The upcoming mob movie The Kitchen sees the wives of incarcerated gangsters take control of their husband’s shady operations into their own hands.

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Something Dark Lies Beneath the Idealistic Landscape in 'Paradise Hills'

By Nick Janks
15/07/19

Paradise Hills features an impressive female-led ensemble cast with some stunning costume and set design, all with an air of mystery surrounding exactly what is going in this one.

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