By When Blue Lights debuted on BBC One last year, it was favourably compared with Line of Duty. The comparison made sense. Both dramas deal with drug-dealing organised crime gangs, and touch on the under-funded reality of PR and stats-led UK policing. Both love an armed response unit and a cliffhanger.
Bombshell Report On STAR WARS Profits
Every time anyone leveled legitimate criticism at the majority of Disney’s efforts with Star Wars to date, somebody would always come out of the woodwork with a financial argument, as if that somehow made the creative failure of the franchise excusable. “…but The Force Awakens made over $2 billion at
UNGENTLEMANLY WARFARE Reviews Are In
Guy Ritchie’s latest, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, is out on Friday in theaters in the US and on streaming elsewhere. The reviews are now making their way online. Henry Cavill, Henry Golding, Alan Ritchson, Alex Pettyfer, Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Eiza Gonzalez, Cary Elwes, Babs Olusanmokun, Til Schweiger, and Henry
TRANSFORMERS ONE Trailer Goes Into Space
There are marketing stunts, and then there is this marketing stunt. Paramount Pictures is set to debut the first trailer for Transformers One tomorrow… in spaaaaaaace! The first trailer for the animated movie will be released after a 6am start (US-PT) tomorrow. There will be a live-streamed countdown. Over the
Retro Review: SATAN’S TRIANGLE
A chilling opening crawl thrusts us headlong into another made-for-TV horror movie. Satan’s Triangle aired on January 14th, 1975 on ABC. Within the last thirty years just off the east coast of the United States more than a thousand men, women and children have vanished from the face of the
