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Pastor Leung (Anthony Chau-Sang Wong) runs the church of Faith and Love, where he deals out no-nonsense advice along with food to the homeless. In an opening scene, he advises a local unfortunate briskly to “stop taking drugs” while providing a hot dinner.

The Best Films Coming to UK Cinemas December 2025

It’s official: Trieste Science+Fiction Festival is celebrating its 25th birthday, and what a spectacular party it sounds like! For over two decades, this festival in Italy has been a beacon for all things fantastic and imaginative, proving year after year that science fiction is far more than just spaceships and laser guns. The best sci-fi holds a mirror up to our own world, and the line-up for October 28 to November 2 promises to be one hell of a compelling reflection.

With the release of the new Bennie Safdie film, The Smashing Machine, it seems timely to take a look at the films Dwayne Johnson has been in.

What We Know About Scream 7 So Far

Yes, Disney is indeed making Frozen III. And not only that, but the House of Mouse is laying the groundwork for a fourth instalment simultaneously, promising a truly epic, and potentially final, adventure for Elsa, Anna, and the gang.

On the 21st of November, the UK will finally get to experience the second and concluding chapter of this fantastical saga, Wicked: For Good.

A feature drama directed by Bizhan Tong, written by Tong, Stephen Belber, Selina Lee and Bonnie Lo and starring Kenny Kwan, Selena Lee and Adam Pak.

The latest documentary from acclaimed filmmaker Asif Kapadia, the mind behind masterpieces like Senna and Amy, is set to premiere. This time, Kapadia turns his lens to a true football legend: Kenny Dalglish.

The nights are drawing in, the leaves are turning that beautiful autumnal orange, and the air is getting a little chillier. All of which means one thing: Halloween is just around the corner. But this year, the scares aren't just confined to a fancy dress party; the UK cinema circuit is gearing up for a frightfully good season. Forget last year's lukewarm offerings; the line-up for autumn 2025 is stacked with spine-chilling sequels, cerebral terrors, and a few exciting origina

October 2025 is shaping up to be a cracker, with a movie line-up that’s more varied and exciting than a game of cinematic bingo. So, without further ado, grab your tickets and settle in, because here's what you absolutely must see this month.

It was a pleasure, as always, to join my co-host Brian and cover some of the best movies out right now. As always, Brian gives his coveted "Film of the Month" award to one of the cinema releases, and this month it was for the new Stephen King adaptation, The Life of Chuck.

Initial reports pointed to an estimated production budget of £140 million ($180 million), a figure that, while substantial, appeared to be a more controlled expenditure than some of its recent predecessors. For context, the last two Jurassic World films reportedly had significantly higher budgets, making this a noteworthy departure. This seemingly leaner budget for Rebirth suggests a calculated strategy from Universal Pictures, perhaps acknowledging the franchise's need for a

Well, gather 'round, cinephiles, because Christopher Nolan and his team have announced this glorious first-look poster for The Odyssey, as well as the release date (scroll to the bottom of this article if you just can't wait).

Emily Brontë's singular, haunting masterpiece, Wuthering Heights, is set to storm UK cinema screens once more, but this time with a fresh, bold vision. Directed, written, and produced by the acclaimed Emerald Fennell, and starring two of Hollywood's most captivating talents, Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, this reimagining of the iconic gothic tragedy is slated for release on February 14th, 2026 – a deliberate and darkly romantic choice for Valentine's Day.

Get ready to immerse yourselves once more in the breathtaking, vibrant world of Pandora, as James Cameron's highly anticipated sequel, Avatar: Fire and Ash, is set to ignite UK cinema screens from December 19th, 2025.

Prepare for a chilling cinematic experience this autumn, as one of Stephen King’s most haunting and prescient novels, The Long Walk, finally receives its big-screen adaptation. Set to arrive in UK cinemas on September 12th, 2025, this highly anticipated film promises to bring the relentless psychological and physical torment of King’s early work to life under the masterful direction of Francis Lawrence.

Get ready for a sprinkle party on the big screen, UK! The beloved, colourful, and delightfully cat-tastic world of Gabby's Dollhouse is making the leap from your living room to cinemas this autumn, with Gabby's Dollhouse: The Movie set to charm audiences from October 17th, 2025. This cinematic adventure marks DreamWorks Animation's first feature film based on the global smash streaming series, promising a brand-new, exciting story that fans of all ages won't want to miss.

As the British summer kicks into gear, so too does the cinematic calendar, with UK cinemas set to be awash with a dizzying array of blockbusters, much-anticipated sequels, and fresh cinematic voices. From pulse-pounding action to heartwarming animations and chilling horror, there's a film for every taste waiting to transport audiences to new worlds or revisit beloved ones.

Prepare yourselves, dear cinephiles, for a cinematic pairing so unexpectedly brilliant, it’s practically a cosmic event. Word from the hallowed halls of Hollywood (and by "hallowed halls," we mean the very dimly lit corners of the internet where film news first breaks) is that Bryce Dallas Howard and Orlando Bloom are joining forces in a brand-new crime comedy titled, rather intriguingly, Deep Cover. And from what we’re hearing, it promises to be a riotous romp through the un