Six Of The Best: Shark! Shark!
Since Steven Spielberg’s Jaws took a chunk out of the box-office in 1975, shark films have become a genre in their own right. It’s because of the way they’re shown on screen that sharks have a reputa...
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Six Of The Best: Modern British Gangster Films
The early years of the most notorious criminals Britain has ever produced are portrayed in visceral brutality in Fall Of The Krays. In 1961 Ronnie and Reggie Kray began a reign of terror that would e...
Six Of The Best: Matthias Schoenaerts
Belgian actor Matthias Schoenaerts first wowed critics in bruising crime drama Bullhead (2011), a role that jump-started his career. Filmmakers from across the world quickly came knocking, so enamour...
Six Of The Best: Domhnall Gleeson
Domhnall Gleeson plays Jim Farrell in the cinematic adaptation of Colm Tôibín’s award winning novel Brooklyn. The story follows Eilis (Saoirse Ronan) as she leaves her life in Ireland behind to pursu...
Six Of The Best: Bruce Willis
With a winning combination of movie star swagger, effortless charisma and a tongue planted firmly in his cheek, Bruce Willis has been entertaining audiences around the globe for over thirty years now...
Six Of The Best: Adrien Brody
In Daniel Lee’s action epic Dragon Blade, Oscar-winner Adrien Brody plays the role of the ruthless and power –hungry Roman General Tiberius. The ambitious General, who killed his father and blinded h...
Six Of The Best: Love Triangles
Love triangles are the stuff of Hollywood legend, with many a classic film basing its premise on the agonising choice between two very different lovers. Brooklyn perfectly portrays the dilemma of cho...
Six Of The Best: John Cusack
John Cusack plays the fierce Roman warrior Lucius in Daniel Lee’s new martial arts epic, Dragon Blade. In the action-packed film, Lucius meets Huo An (Jackie Chan), leader of the Silk Road Protection...
Six Of The Best: Bugs On Film
Minuscule: Valley Of The Lost Ants blends CGI animation with live action backdrops to really transport little ones to the undergrowth where they’ll embark on a huge adventure with this half term’s ti...
Six Of The Best: The Sound Of Silence
There’s a fine distinction between a piece of silent cinema and a film with practically no dialogue. Minuscule, out in cinemas from May 27th, attends to that distinction by telling its tale with gust...