Film of the Day – T2: Trainspotting
20 years after the original’s hit, director Danny Boyle returns to his psychedelic Edinburugh based film, 1996’s Trainspotting, with a … [ Read More ]
Ewan McGregor
Preview – RAF at 100
Next Sunday, 1st April, marks the centenary of the formation of the Royal Air Force.
Film of the Day – Beauty and the Beast
Bill Condon breathes new life into Disney’s iconic musical rendition of the fairytale; The Beauty and the Beast, receiving plaudits … [ Read More ]
Film of the day: T2 Trainspotting (2017)
The long-awaited sequel to the 1996 classic film.
Preview – Fargo: The House of Special Purpose
Continuing the third instalment of the award-winning US drama. Mischief is afoot among the warring Stussy clan as Nikki hatches … [ Read More ]
Angels & Demons Review: Tom Hanks and the Holy Fail?
Let’s be honest. If you’d arrived at your local multiplex back in 2006 to find a rolling Da Vinci Code … [ Read More ]
Film of the day: The Ghost
You just can’t escape political programming these days, but I suppose that’s the price we must pay at election time. … [ Read More ]
T2 Trainspotting’s obsession with the past says a lot about today
Warning: this article contains minor spoilers. In February 1996, British audiences watched Trainspotting’s Francis Begbie casually lob a glass tankard … [ Read More ]
“He was a huge manipulator… I really enjoyed that” – Ewan McGregor gets candid
Brendan Lynch is quite a departure from the range of characters you’ve previously played. What attracted you to the role? … [ Read More ]
Son Of A Gun
Julius Avery’s debut feature film Son of a Gun is a mishmash of disparate ideas and influences that borrows heavily … [ Read More ]
Son of a Gun
The opening sequence of writer-director Julius Avery’s début film Son of a Gun is promising. We follow a young criminal, … [ Read More ]
