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This week sees the likes of The Expendables 3 and Sin City: A Dame to Kill For hit the Union Films’ screen, as well as some free screenings in association with RAG.
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This week’s round-up features The Drop, starring Tom Hardy, as well as the highly-acclaimed The Imitation Game.
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The iconic slasher horror film was released 30 years ago today in US.
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Explosive, Emotive and Engaging, Danny Boyle’s stage adaptation of the legendary tale of Frankenstein and his creature, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller is a ‘blink and you’ll miss it’ opportunity that is truly spectacular.
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Rebecca James selects a family favourite everyone should revisit this Christmas.
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“It’s hard to recall another blockbuster from the last few years that has as many shots that linger in the memory.” Godzilla is released on Blu-Ray and Harrison looks back on the misunderstood film.
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Natalie interviews star of the new upcoming film, God the Father, Tom Benedict Knight
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This week at Union Films you can see blockbuster Guardians of the Galaxy, a free showing of 2009’s Up, plus some films that are part of Southampton Film Week.
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“Sadly, this drags the entire picture into near-incomprehensible territory, a great shame for leads Daniel Radcliffe and Juno Temple who both provide well-rounded performances with great emotional depth” Ben Robins looks at one of the most highly anticipated films of the year, Horns.
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This week sees the return of Nolan’s filmmaking on the big screen, with the release of Interstellar, starring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway.
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“The film is less about the titular boogeyman and more about startling fears that hit a little closer to home.” Harrison explores one of the surprise horror hits of the year.
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“Fury is a polished and visually impressive addition to the WW2 genre.” Harrison looks at Brad Pitt’s latest film outing.
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“There are drawbacks, but I’m willing to overlook the slightly awkward comedy and respect Dobkin for giving us a work of art that he obviously cared for dearly.” Matt McConnell looks at The Judge where Downing Jr. steps out of this comfort zone.
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“Very much a love-letter to both the sports dramas and coming-of-age comedies of the 1980s, Tully’s Ping Pong Summer stands as a joyous slice of summer fun” Ben looks at Ping Pong Summer, directed by Michael Tully.