Kicking off this Weekly Films News Round-Up it’s… Kate Beckinsale, getting ready to be sewn back into her figure-hugging catsuit as the actress returns for yet more Underworld. It was presumed that the
Another day another franchise story, this time it’s not superheroes but back to Star Wars with the news that the first spin-off movie will be called Star Wars: Rogue One. Now, calm
Godzilla, arguably cinema’s most iconic of monsters, has in recent memory been relegated to an also ran thanks to a misguided film in1998 followed by films such as Cloverfield and Pacific Rim
Whilst the San Diego Comic-Con was in full swing delighting everyone with sneak-peaks and superhero announcements there was one very tantalising piece of news that was revealed. First off came the bit
Confined by the paradigm of the modern day blockbuster, Gareth Edwards‘ Godzilla kowtows to any and all that have preceded, ticking the formulaic narrative boxes along the way. Owing a lot to the grand scale
From the grainy, atomic-test opening credits to the moment when everyone’s favourite Kaju lets out an ear-shattering SKRONK, we know that Gareth Edward’s latest take on the Godzilla legend is one that
This year not only marks the 60th anniversary of a movie legend, but an all new, highly anticipated blockbuster (or should that be block-stomper?) film. Ed Boff takes a brief look at
Aaron Taylor-Johnson, last seen in Anna Karenina and no stranger to a bit of superhero action with Kick Ass and its upcoming sequel, is apparently on Joss Whedon’s wanted list to play