FILM REVIEWS AND NEWS

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

Julian Fellowes won over a global audience with his incredible period drama TV show, Downton Abbey, back in 2010. Since then, we have had two feature films based on the series, one in 2019 simply called Downton Abbey, and then in 2022, audiences were given Downton Abbey: A New Era.

But it was the new Ryan Coogler movie, Sinners, that impressed him the most from the cinematic releases in May 2025. So much so that Brian crowned Sinners his "Film of the Month" a much-coveted award.

If you are looking for the best films coming to UK cinemas for June 2025, you are in the right place. We have fast cars, dragons, and a return to the world of John Wick.

Directed by Jonathan Entwistle and starring Jackie Chan, Ben Wang and Joshua Jackson, a new Karate Kid movie was released in the UK today. Karate Kid: Legends (2025) is rated a 12A by the BBFC, so a perfect end-of-half-term option for families with older children this weekend.

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Luca Guadagnino has been on a break film wise since his Suspiria remake, but he’s returned to doing his own take on the subject of cannibal-

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One of the most popular and sometimes mocked 80’s movies of all time, Top Gun, has had a sequel in development