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Jed Mercurio’s police corruption drama Line Of Duty returns to BBC Two for a second series later this month and there are dark times ahead for AC-12 when a police convoy is ambushed leaving three police officers dead and a protected witness seriously injured.
Frozen, the latest offering from Disney, may not be up there with ‘90s classics such as The Lion King or Pocahontas, but it’s a refreshing and thoroughly modern fairy tale for a new generation to enjoy.
Michael Fassbender leads a stellar cast in The Counsellor, a confused, sluggish, drugs-and-diamonds thriller directed by Ridley Scott from the first original film screenplay by Cormac McCarthy (No Country for Old Men, The Road).
Ryan Stone (Sandra Bullock), a medical engineer, is embarking on her first shuttle mission when a routine spacewalk goes horribly awry. Adrift in space, she must team up with soon-to-be retired astronaut Matt Kowalski (George Clooney) in order to survive.
Rush is a decidedly middle-of-the-road (sorry) drama buoyed by solid central performances.
When layabout drug dealer David Clark (30 Rock‘s Jason Sudeikis) finds himself on the wrong side of orca-loving drug lord Brad Gurdlinger, he is forced to smuggle an industrial amount of marijuana into the US from Mexico. David enlists the help of his neighbours, the hapless Kenny (Son of Rambow’s Will Poulter) and stripper Rose (Jennifer Aniston), and tearaway teen Casey (Emma Roberts) to pose as his family in order to avoid suspicion.
Channel 4’s Southcliffe was a muted, extremely tense show, but that didn’t stop it from going out with a bang. Nothing revelatory happened, the massive showdown wasn’t there – but it wasn’t needed. It was exactly this unsettling, seething atmosphere that made Southcliffe such a triumph.
Dusty Crophopper is a small crop-dusting plane with one ambitious dream: to compete in the famous Wings Around the World competition against some of the best racing planes on the planet.
Last week CultBox attended a press conference with the stars of Red 2: Mary-Louise Parker, Dame Helen Mirren and Bruce Willis.
Red 2 sees reluctant hero Frank Moses (Bruce Willis) thrown back into the world of espionage when an attempt is made on his life in connection to a top secret project called Nightshade.