Is there an audience for a television series reboot of the whole Harry Potter saga on HBO? Although it might not seem it, the first Harry Potter movie landed on the big screen back in 2001. All seven books were adapted across eight movies, making instant stars of their young cast alongside the cream of … >
The celebration of the Harry Potter films airs on New Year’s Day. With just a couple of day to go until the release of Return to Hogwarts, there’s now a behind the scenes trailer catching up with some of the main participants. Celebrating 20 years since the making of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, … >
A host of familiar faces will Return to Hogwarts to celebrate 20 years of the Potter films. With the reunion show Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts set to air at New Year, Sky have released a full trailer (building on the previous teaser). Although it’s the twentieth anniversary of Harry Potter and the … >
The celebratory ‘making-of’ retrospective will air on New Years Day. Twenty years on from Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, a new retrospective special will reunite Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson with director Chris Columbus. Promising a magical first-person journey through the franchise, the documentary will feature all-new in-depth interviews and cast conversations … >
It seems strange to think that 15 years have already passed since the release of the very first Harry Potter movie, but it’s true. Nearly a decade and a half since we saw the famous ‘Golden Trio’ of Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson united onscreen for the first time and since children, teens … >
What with our politicians recently posing for photos in wellies and pointing at rising water levels, it seems now is a good time for a screen adaptation of the Bible’s most eco-conscious tale. Russell Crowe fulfils his usual duty of squinting and grunting as the titular Noah, a man in a time before BBC Weather … >
To celebrate the release of Noah in UK cinemas from Friday 4 April, cert 12A, we’ve teamed up with Paramount Pictures UK and Fat Face to give one of our Twitter followers a £150 gift card to spend at Fat Face! > Read our review of the movie. For a chance to win, just follow … >
Sofia Coppola nailed the “People in Brown Rooms, Mumbling” sub-genre on her first go with Lost in Translation. Here she nails the precedented mash-up of My Super Sweet Sixteen and Grand Theft Auto.
Beneath the veneer of irritating clichés, The Perks of Being a Wallflower has some interesting, challenging things to say about being a teenager.