If you didn’t know that Rogue One director Gareth Edwards is even more of a Star Wars fanboy than most of us – though we will fight him on that…. with lightsabers – the sheer amount of fanservice in the movie makes it pretty clear. From a quick appearance by certain scum and villainy in the … >
Space: the final frontier. Doctor Who has always had an interesting relationship with the darker parts of our universe. Given a chance to sketch out humanity’s future, it will likely come down on something that’s flawed, but ultimately optimistic, with many of the societal issues that plague us here on Earth in 2017 stamped out … >
I liked Episode 1 of The Secret Agent, but reading some comments and reviews on other websites (don’t you do that – you stay here where it’s safe), it seems few shared that opinion. ‘Dull’ got bandied about a lot, which is a shame because The Secret Agent isn’t dull. It’s not fast-paced and flashy, … >
Based on cult author John Niven’s best-selling novel, Kill Your Friends – starring Nicholas Hoult as you’ve never seen him before – will be released on Blu-ray™ and DVD on Monday 4 April and you can own it first on Digital Download now. Balanced against the backdrop of a cocksure London, Hoult plays the ultimate … >
BBC One’s Our Girl started life as a 90-minute TV movie that struck a chord with viewers in the UK and drew in over 6 million viewers. The army drama was popular enough to ensure that a full season was commissioned, gaining new fans in the US, Canada and Australia. What was it about Molly … >
It’s that time of year again, when thousands of freshers across the country suddenly discover just how small their cooking repertoire is without the folks around to help. Don’t panic though, as takeaway service Just Eat is giving students the opportunity to apply for one of the coolest ‘jobs’ around: becoming an ‘unofficial’ takeaway reviewer! … >
Two gripping new dramas arrive on Blu-ray and DVD this month, A Most Violent Year (out now) and Testament of Youth (out on 25 May), courtesy of Lionsgate Home Entertainment. To celebrate the releases, we’ve got both movies on Blu-ray to give away to three of our Twitter followers! For a chance to win, just … >
After last week’s trudge, this week’s Musketeers confidently gets into its stride with the plot thickening along the way. The King is flirting with Charlotte Mellendorf, while her father (reimagined here as a Hanoverian Bobby Ball) talks politics and useful marriage alliances with the Cardinal. Meanwhile the Queen is away bathing in the countryside in … >
To celebrate the release of Now You See Me in cinemas on Wednesday 3 July, we’ve got a poster signed by Jesse Eisenberg and Isla Fisher to give away to one of Twitter followers, plus three sets of goodies for runners-up!
Perhaps not the most fun of the Roger Moore Bonds, but it’s certainly the one that brings out Moore’s strongest performance as Bond.