It’s been 20 years since the last round of James Bond auditions saw Daniel Craig beat Henry Cavill to be cast in Casino Royale. Since then, one of the bookies’ favourites for years has been Black Bag star Michael Fassbender, who is currently at 20-1 to be cast as the …
Read More »Underrated ‘John Wick vs Nazis’ World War 2 film debuts at No 1 on Netflix | Films | Entertainment
Earlier this year, Daily Express ranked the Top 10 most underrated World War 2 films of all time. And among the titles was a hidden gem from Finland in what many dubbed as John Wick vs the Nazis. Having recently been added to Netflix, the action thriller debuted at No …
Read More »Ridley Scott’s ‘best ever film’ hardly anyone has heard of | TV & Radio | Showbiz & TV
Many people have forgotten all about Ridley Scott’s little-known medieval film that has been likened with the greatness of the Gladiator. Ridley Scott’s The Last Duel takes the grandeur, betrayal and force of the 14th century and serves it on a cinematographically brilliant platter, even if the subject matter itself …
Read More »Movie is the ‘greatest war film ever made’ with A-list cameos | Films | Entertainment
Almost 30 years since its was released a ar film from the 1990s has reduced Disney+ viewers to tears, with some hailing it the greatest war film ever made. The Thin Red Line is a 1998 war film written and directed by Terrence Malick and tells the story of a …
Read More »Henry Cavill finally speaks out on next James Bond casting with cryptic message | Films | Entertainment
Henry Cavill has long been a favourite to play the next James Bond ever since being runner-up to Daniel Craig for Casino Royale. Considered too young at the time, he went on to be cast as Superman and is now over 40. Hollywood fame for another IP role plus entering …
Read More »One of the best James Stewart movies of all time is now on Amazon Prime | Films | Entertainment
James Stewart was a titan of Golden Age Hollywood, starring in 80 films throughout his epic career. The Oscar-winning World War 2 veteran and Presidential Medal of Freedom holder was incredibly relatable for audiences with his everyman characters. Yet out of all his films, it turns out his favourite was …
Read More »One of the best British WW2 movies ever made is streaming for free | Films | Entertainment
When it comes to British cinema, there are few films as iconic as A Matter of Life and Death (1946). Directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, this remarkable film blends fantasy, romance, and profound philosophical themes, making it one of the finest works in British cinema. Originally released in …
Read More »Avatar 3 first reactions emotionally overwhelming ‘Left weeping for four hours’ | Films | Entertainment
Three years on from Avatar: The Way of Water and the next instalment in James Cameron’s mammoth franchise is set to hit cinemas this December. The multi-billion dollar films are currently the first and third highest-grossing films of all time and Avatar 3 is expected to make similar waves at …
Read More »John Wayne left speechless by co-star’s forbidden improvised line that’s in film | Films | Entertainment
In the 1952 Oscar-winning classic, considered by director John Ford to be his sexiest movie, John Wayne’s retired boxer Sean Thornton makes a pilgrimage to his home village in 1920s Ireland to claim his family estate. There he meets his match with Maureen O’Hara’s Mary Kate Danaher and her difficult brother …
Read More »Robert Redford names his five ‘favourite films of all time’ | Films | Entertainment
When it comes to totally iconic actors, Robert Redford is up there with some of the best. The movie star, now 88, has starred in a number of classics over the years from The Way We Were to The Sting and Captain America. His catalogue of great movies is truly …
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