Film of the Day: Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953)
Howard Hawks’ classic musical comedy film that flung Marilyn Monroe into stardom overnight, full of iconic images and timeless gags. … [ Read More ]
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Film of the Day: Watchmen (2009)
Based on Alan Moore’s tImeless graphic novel, Zach Snyder attempts to bring this monumental achievement in the comic genre to … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: Stuart Little 2 (2002)
The perfect family film for a Saturday morning, Stuart Little 2 is a great sequel to follow up the first … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: Blindspotting (2018)
Carlos López Estrada directs this comedy-drama film about a close friendship being tested by outside forces. Collin Hoskins (Daveed Daniele … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: 12 Years a Slave
Chiwetel Ejiofor stars as the high-society violinist and musician Solomon Northup in 1841 New York who, after being promised an … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: The Mountain Between Us (2017)
In this thriller-survival-romance directed by Hany Abu-Assad, two strangers – played by Kate Winslet and Idris Elba – charter a … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: Hidden Figures (2016)
Director Theodore Melfi’s Oscar-nominated drama is based on the true story of three extraordinary women, whose mathematical genius and engineering … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)
The third film of Stephen Spielberg’s Indiana Jones films, The Last Crusade is perhaps the best. It has unrelenting action, … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: A Knight’s Tale (2001)
In the 2001 movie that flung him into the spotlight, Heath Ledger plays William Thatcher, a commoner with dreams and … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: The Book of Life
Drawing inspiration from the folklore of Mexico’s Día de los Muertos, or day of the dead, The Book of Life … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: Rocketman (2019)
Dexter Fletcher’s award-winning musical biopic takes a dive into the world and career of the rocket man: Elton John. From … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: A Night to Remember (1958)
Roy Ward Baker’s acclaimed drama about the night of the RMS Titanic’s sinking. Before there was James Cameron’s epic, there … [ Read More ]
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Film of the Day: 12 Angry Men (1957)
The timeless jury-room drama in which Henry Fonda’s juror #8 attempts to convince a room of 11 to reassess their … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: The Devil Wears Prada
An iconic masterpiece of mid-2000s comedy, The Devil Wears Prada is full of compelling characters, great gags and unforgettable lines. … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: Taken (2008)
The instant classic thriller from director Pierre Morel gained popularity for its iconic lines and break-neck pacing. Starring Liam Neeson … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: Independence Day: Resurgence (2016)
Twenty years after the first alien invasion, and the invasion of Independence Day into seemingly every cinema in the world, … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: Only The Brave (2017)
In Joseph Kosinski’s fact-based drama, Josh Brolin stars as Eric Marsh, firefighting chief in his town of Prescott, Arizona, and … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: Sicario
In one of director Denis Villeneuve’s most acclaimed and successful films, Sicario, we follow newcomer cop Kate Macer (Emily Blunt) … [ Read More ]
Preview – Robocop
Whether you’re a fan of the original 80s Robocop franchise or a newcomer looking for quick hit of sci-fi action, … [ Read More ]
Film of the day – 12 Years a Slave
Exploring the harsh realities for a black man sold into slavery in pre-Civil War America, the triple-Oscar-winning film 12 Years … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: Airplane!
Recommending this comedy classic? Surely we can’t be serious?
Film of the Day – Great Expectations
David Lean’s Oscar-winning 1946 adaptation of Great Expectations is still arguably the best adaptation of Charles Dickens’s novel, and possibly … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day – Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
Peter Weir’s brilliantly realised Napoleonic period piece follows the travails of a British frigate after a bruising encounter with a … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: Monsters
British director Gareth Edwards’ lauded ultra-low-budget sci-fi adventure-cum-romance stars Whitney Able and Scoot McNairy. Six years after a NASA space … [ Read More ]
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