Class trailer tbf, might be one of the most recent ones I’ve seen that doesn’t spoil anything about the plot
A groundbreaking symphonic journey. BEHEMOTH! A film by Tony Gilroy. Starring Pedro Pascal, Olivia Wilde, Eva Victor, and Will Arnett. In theaters December 4. #Behemoth
BEHEMOTH!
Only In Theaters December 4
People just know realising how terrible London audiences are in the cinema, been like this for years #lff
STREET FIGHTER is a miserable experience. The fans might be satisfied, but cringe-inducing dialogue, lazy action sequences and a shoddily executed generic story make this an absolute pile of trash. An exhausting, poorly made mess from start to finish.
VISIONQUEST arrives in a darker, more graphic light, that shows care for the character. Ultron’s comedic relief role risks repeating past criticisms, while a new antagonist offers a nice contrast. There’s promise here, but creatively feels as tame as the MCU’s generic TV formula.
WILDWOOD is a momentous achievement, you will never see anything like this. The combination of cinematic factors, constructed to their prime form to create its astounding nature. I knew it would show us the next evolved stage of animation storytelling, it accomplished even more.
WILD HORSE 9: Martin McDonagh does it again with a moving and brilliantly funny script. Malkovich and Rockwell are outstanding, expelling banter and looks through the emotional turmoil. The only disappointment was how re-run the story plays
RAY GUNN is a blast from start to finish, blending detective noir with a detailed retro-futuristic world. Its handling of xenophobia, snappy script and visual flair create an exhilarating spectacle that straps you into Brad Bird’s jet-fuelled animated brilliance
LA BOLA NEGRA: Shot beautifully, crafted to great precision, and all done on a low budget for a generational defining epic. Even with its flaws, the story is gripping with a long-winded structure that never felt tiresome. It’s a film I need to watch again to fully grasp it
GODZILLA: MINUS ZERO: Built upon its predecessor to an heavenly level, and I say that with utmost terror. There is a person before this movie and one that has subsequently been destroyed, evolved and utterly ruined as they walk out.
One of the best horror shorts out there, can’t wait for this film
Chase Infiniti will star in a new religious horror film ‘PORTRAIT OF GOD’ from director Dylan Clark.
Sam Raimi and Jordan Peele will produce the film — their first time working together.
(Source: hollywoodreporter.com/movies…)
THE SOCIAL RECKONING is a compelling, thought-provoking piece of journalistic drama that Aaron Sorkin knows so well. Jeremy Strong is superb while White and Madison share great chemistry throughout. Not quite the level of Sorkin’s best, but increasingly and terrifyingly relevant
Ink q&a with Danny Boyle totally ended early due to someone asking a question about generative AI and after the wishy washy response by Boyle, someone shouted "never do that shit again" and the presenter wrapped up thanking everyone for coming lmao #tiff26
Besides the obvious usual good guy actor plays the baddie, Steve’s kid is so dead 😭
The Russo Brothers say Sergio Leone’s ‘ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST’ was a major inspiration for ‘AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY’.
“Westerns have always been very special to us.”
(Source: apnews.com/article/doomsday-…)
Lowden please
Actors shortlisted to play the next James Bond:
- Jack Barton (currently leading)
- Jack Lowden
- Callum Turner
- Jacob Elordi
- Paul Mescal
- Harris Dickinson
Screen tests are set to begin in September.
(Source: @PageSix)
Can’t stop laughing at Oldman’s delivery at the end
SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY is a transplanted heart stitched into the vast and awe-inspiring body of comic book cinema with this hero, beating with a renewed sense of purpose. Offering a fresh perspective on the character.
FULL REVIEW:
bunkhousecritics.com/spider-…
Still thinking about the Counting Crows needle drop in Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, need to watch it again






















