Review: Baby Driver
Edgar Wright’s new movie brings humour excitement and more, Tom reviews.
Author Tom Wilmot
Tom Wilmot
Third-year History student - Enjoys Film, TV and Video Games
Total articles: 63
2017 Summer Blockbusters To Look Forward To
From Baby Driver to Planet of the Apes to Dunkirk, there’s so much to look forward to this summer. The Edge writers talk about why they’re excited for these 2017 summer blockbuster releases.
Showcase Cinema de Lux Cinematic Experience Review: Ghost in the Shell (Double Feature)
Writer Tom reviews the double bill feature of Mamoru Oshii’s 1995 anime and Rupert Sanders’ 2017 live action adaptation, hosted by Showcase Cinema de Lux Southampton.
Showcase Cinema de Lux Cinematic Experience Review: Jaws
Writer Tom revisits Steven Spielberg’s classic thriller, which was shown as part of Showcase Cinema de Lux’s Special Events week.
Nostalgic News: Batman & Robin was released 20 years ago today
It’s amazing to see how far Batman has come in the world of film, especially seeing as it was only twenty years ago that the infamous film was released, and almost tanked the franchise completely.
Review: The Walking Dead: A New Frontier (Episode 5)
A disappointing end to what had been a great season.
Review: After the Storm
This Hizrozaku Koreeda film made its debut at last year’s Cannes Festival. Writer Tom Wilmot reviews.
Walking Dead showrunner discusses Negan and Rick
Gimple commented that the two characters may be more alike than some realise.
‘Pennywise: The Story of IT’ begins funding campaign
The film is currently being funded via Indiegogo.
Top Gun 2 “definitely happening” says Tom Cruise
Filming for the sequel could start as early as next year.
Red Dead Redemption 2 delayed until spring 2018
The developer announced the disappointing news today.
Resident Evil reboot reportedly in the works
The series most recent run only ended in January with Resident Evil: The Final Chapter,
Universal Studios officially reveals The Dark Universe
The series officially begins with the release of The Mummy this month.
Hollywood preparing for worst summer box office in a decade
Industry insiders blame ‘franchise fatigue’ for the decline, which is expected to cost the industry several billions.