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‘Think Like A Dog’, for big people too

‘Think Like A Dog’, for big people too

Will Ferrell rediscovers his true talent in ‘Eurovision’

Will Ferrell rediscovers his true talent in ‘Eurovision’

A good start to ‘The Old Guard’

A good start to ‘The Old Guard’

Vivarium: An interview with Director Lorcan Finnegan

Vivarium: An interview with Director Lorcan Finnegan

Fantasy Island: Delivering dreams and nightmares

Fantasy Island: Delivering dreams and nightmares

Batman trilogy gets Thai revival

Batman trilogy gets Thai revival
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‘Think Like A Dog’, for big people too
‘Think Like A Dog’, for big people too
Sunday 2 August 2020, 02:00PM
For a long time family films were a dull, boring affair that seemed at times to not even work for kids. Sure you had those that marked a generation like ‘Frozen’ but few were entertaining or mature enough to provide any entertainment for the adults that were forced to watch them with their kids. The 2020 cinematic year seems to have bucked that trend though with films like ‘Spies In Disguise’, ‘Sonic The Hedgehog’ and ‘My Spy’ offering something for kids and adults alike. Now we can add another film to that list – ‘Think Like A Dog’.
Will Ferrell rediscovers his true talent in ‘Eurovision’
Will Ferrell rediscovers his true talent in ‘Eurovision’
Wednesday 29 July 2020, 12:31PM
Eurovision! That word has very different meanings for people depending on where you are located in the world. In the US it is known as a music event full of strange acts that are barely worth a second glance. But to the rest of the world the Eurovision Song Contest is like a religion. Bands like the ever-popular ABBA became household names after performing at the contest while even today there are television shows and house parties dedicated to what is arguably the world’s biggest annual music event.
A good start to ‘The Old Guard’
A good start to ‘The Old Guard’
Sunday 19 July 2020, 11:00AM
One of the winners out of the worldwide cinema lockdown has been streaming service Netflix. Many may have expected the service to sit back and simply count their cash as more and more people took up memberships to alleviate the lockdown boredom. Instead, Netflix have decided to use this period to flex its creative muscle and once again show Hollywood that they are ready to swim in the big pool now.
Vivarium: An interview with Director Lorcan Finnegan
Vivarium: An interview with Director Lorcan Finnegan
Saturday 11 July 2020, 11:00AM
One of the advantages that the world of film has seen during the COVID-19 pandemic has been the number of more alternative films that have been given a voice as cinema chains and streaming platforms have scrambled for material.
Fantasy Island: Delivering dreams and nightmares
Fantasy Island: Delivering dreams and nightmares
Saturday 4 July 2020, 11:00AM
It is always a weird feeling when you like a film that other people seem to dislike. You always feel like you want to defend the film to the hilt, but the same time you can’t help but wonder if you are horribly wrong. The best way to look at it is that you like what you like and as long as you like it it doesn’t really matter what others think.
Batman trilogy gets Thai revival
Batman trilogy gets Thai revival
Saturday 27 June 2020, 11:00AM
It has been a huge week of news for fans of DC’s most famous Caped Crusader, Batman. While the COVID pandemic has all but stalled the world of comic book movies in cinemas, this week DC decided it was time to shine the Bat signal into the night sky in order to shed a little light on what fans of Batman may have in store for them over the next couple of years… and there was some very special news for Thailand as well.
Screen heart-throb KJ Apa tested in ‘I Still Believe’
Screen heart-throb KJ Apa tested in ‘I Still Believe’
Sunday 21 June 2020, 02:00PM
Becoming a teenage heart-throb is the dream of every young actor. But while the pull of stardom is very strong, reaching that heart-throb status is never a guarantee of a long and successful Hollywood career.
‘Brahms: The Boy II’ delivers horror classic
‘Brahms: The Boy II’ delivers horror classic
Saturday 13 June 2020, 11:00AM
While many might remember 2020 as the year attending a cinema became a thing of dreams, true horror fans may well remember it as the year when pleasant surprises in the genre just kept coming. At the start of the year horror buffs were perhaps most excited about new entries into the Halloween and A Quiet Place franchises, but what has surprised them the most has been just how good movies like The Invisible Man have ended up being.
Bautista on the bounce in ‘My Spy’
Bautista on the bounce in ‘My Spy’
Sunday 7 June 2020, 11:00AM
There seems to come a time in every action hero’s career when they decide it might be time to make a family film. For some it works really well! Say what you like about Arnold Schwarzenegger’s ‘Kindergarten Cop’, but it is still a film that will always bring a smile to your face whenever you go back and give it a watch.
‘The Last Dance’ in a class of its own
‘The Last Dance’ in a class of its own
Sunday 31 May 2020, 11:00AM
Sports documentaries are often one of the hardest things to watch for most cinema lovers due to the fact that they normally seem to be very black or white. Most sports documentaries have no grey area at all, they have either been put together by a hardened sports fan who does nothing but praise the individual or team at hand or they are the work of a journalist out for blood or the next sensationalist story. The result is often a documentary that goes for the jugular, a film more interested in bringing down an idol than it is to look at the events occurring from all possible angles.
’Extraction’ brings big action to the small screen
’Extraction’ brings big action to the small screen
Sunday 17 May 2020, 11:00AM
He plays one of the most recognisable action heroes on our big screen, now Australian actor Chris Hemsworth has turned to the small screen to deliver the film that may just launch another franchise. While the Netflix released Extraction may not be one the films that finds itself in the running for the one newly revamped Oscars it is one of the better action films to have surfaced over the past few years.
Lockdown online movie launches sounds alarm for cinemas
Lockdown online movie launches sounds alarm for cinemas
Sunday 10 May 2020, 01:00PM
For film lovers around the globe the past seven weeks have been a very strange time. Right around the world the projectors are not rolling and the cinemas are in darkness. Mind you it has been even stranger for cinema owners and distributors as well.
‘Onward’ puts animated movies back on track
‘Onward’ puts animated movies back on track
Tuesday 28 April 2020, 01:44PM
Twelve months ago if you asked any film fan if they were excited about any animation films that were set to be released the answer, most likely would have been a resounding, “No.” Hollywood was getting slammed from pillar to post because it was felt that the animated films that it was producing were all mirror images of each other or just another instalment in what were becoming tired franchises.
Vin Diesel runs deep in ‘Bloodshot’
Vin Diesel runs deep in ‘Bloodshot’
Saturday 11 April 2020, 01:54PM
One of the films that was most impacted by the COVID-19 closure of cinemas worldwide has been the new action thriller Bloodshot. The film was expected to be one of the biggest earners at the box office in 2020 but when the cinemas closed only days after it opened its earnings were severely impacted to the point that the film didn’t even make back its budget.
Hollywood’s darkest days
Hollywood’s darkest days
Saturday 4 April 2020, 12:08PM
They say that the lights never go out in Hollywood. Well if they aren’t fully out at the moment then they are certainly very, very dim. As the COVID-19 virus goes on its deadly wave right across the planet Hollywood and the world’s film industry has become one of its biggest victims.
Down the Nazi rabbit hole: Taika Waititi creates a comedy classic from tragedy
Down the Nazi rabbit hole: Taika Waititi creates a comedy classic from tragedy
Saturday 21 March 2020, 02:00PM
Is it okay to ever try to get a laugh out of somebody’s misfortune? How about trying to get a laugh out of one of the worst massacres to have ever happened in human history? It sounds like a brutal question, yet it was a question many were asking after the announcement that filmmaker Taika Waititi was going to be making a comedy that featured himself playing Adolf Hitler while centering on a young Hitler Youth member.
‘Invisible Man’ stands out from the crowd
‘Invisible Man’ stands out from the crowd
Friday 13 March 2020, 04:01PM
There has been a lot of commentary recently about the ‘new breed’ of horror films. The term has been given to films like ‘Midsumma’ and ‘Hereditary’, films that supposedly showcase the ‘new breed’ of horror filmmakers who are now ‘woke’ and incorporate social issues into the horror that their characters face.
No time to release a film: latest Bond delayed on virus fears
No time to release a film: latest Bond delayed on virus fears
Thursday 5 March 2020, 10:32AM
The makers of the new James Bond movie due for global release next month announced yesterday (Mar 4) that the launch would be delayed until November amid fears over the new coronavirus outbreak.
The Gentleman are perfect gangsters
The Gentleman are perfect gangsters
Friday 7 February 2020, 07:09PM
Nobody quite does gangster film the way Guy Ritchie does. Ritchie basically made the genre his own after re-inventing it with modern-day classics like Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch.
Jumanji: The Next Level is Rock solid
Jumanji: The Next Level is Rock solid
Saturday 11 January 2020, 11:00AM
Cinema fans rejoice as the true dream team is back. Yes, a team made up of Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart and Jack Black may seem like a strange line-up for what is essentially an action-adventure film, but nobody gets things done like these guys do. No one seemed to predict just how successful of a film Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle was going to be back in 2019 and once again people seem caught out but the arrival of the latest film in the franchise and just how good it is.
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