With the undeniably talented Laura Dern set to claim her first Oscar at the third time of asking this Sunday, and with many viewing her probable win as a ‘lifetime achievement’ win rather than for her performance in “Marriage Story”, there is no better time to look back on the career of one of Hollywood’s most powerful performers.

Quiet as Super Bowl weekend usually is for Movies, it’s Sony’s “Bad Boys For Life” that makes the most noise, holding on to the top box office spot for a third consecutive week. T

Nearly 5 weeks into 2020 and we have our first Comic-book movie of the decade, in the shape of Cathy Yan’s “Birds Of Prey” (and the fantabulous emancipation of one Harley Quinn)”

Sony’s “Bad Boys for Life” continued its surprising box office haul as it raced past the $100M domestic after only ten days.

Two films headed in very different paths

Today finally saw the announcement of the 92md Academy Awards. So, who were the big winners and losers, and he got snubbed and surprised? Let’s take a look...

Universal’s Oscar front runner “1917” exploded into cinemas this weekend as it finally expanded both nationwide and worldwide.

Guy Ritchie’s “The Gentlemen” attempts to batter viewers into submission with his new British gangster flick, which despite its good moments leaves you feeling you’ve been told exactly how to feel throughout its run time.

This condensed awards season continues to speed by as this morning saw the announcement of the 73rd BAFTA Film Awards nominations. Warner Bros “Joker” will be laughing all the way to London’s Royal Albert Hall, after the $1.1B Box Office smash led the field with 11 nominations, including Best Film (of which there are only five at the BAFTA’s) Best director for Todd Phillips, and Best Actor for star Joaquin Phoenix.

Disney continues to shatter records as we enter the new decade, whilst Sony’s newest offering “The Grudge”, just managed to survive its miserable reviews. 

Disney’s “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” continued its impressive haul in a week in which Oscar players “Little Women” and “Uncut Gems” made equally impressive bows.

After much talk and varying predictions on how much it would make, Disney’s final juggernaut of 2019, “Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker” debuted this week to what many would see as a solid $175.5M domestic. Although down (as expected) on the previous two installments “The Force Awakens” and “The Last Jedi”, the final installment in the over 40-year-old saga still delivered the third-largest December opening of all time, behind its predecessors of course.

Sony’s “Jumanji” sequel picked up where the first one left off two years ago as it opened to major success both domestically and internationally to top this weekend’s charts.

“Marriage Story” led a stellar afternoon for Netflix as this condensed awards season continues to gather pace.

With Lucasfilm head Kathleen Kennedy announcing that the director of the next installment of Star Wars has been chosen, which director will be given the keys to the kingdom to explore Star Wars outside of the Skywalker Saga? Let’s take a look…

The box office crown belongs to Disney again this week as “Frozen 2” fought off a challenge from Rian Johnson’s “Knives Out” to remain in the top spot.

In what is turning out to be one of the most stacked Oscars races this decade and following our EIC Jordan Ruimy’s rundown of the runners and riders for best picture, let’s take a closer look.