By Market research firm Gower Street Analytics has projected that the global box office will hit $35 billion in 2026 – a 5% increase on 2025 and the second consecutive year of growth. If it pans out, it would mark the highest-grossing year worldwide since the final pre-pandemic year in 2019,
Something For The Weekend
This is it, the last weekend before Christmas. This time next week, it will all be over. You’ll still be eating leftover turkey and dreading 2026 arriving. We hope you have next week off, so you’ll need something to watch, not just over the weekend, but all of next week.
Jason Statham – How to never drop English accent
Jason Statham still represents continuity, discipline, and credibility in action cinema genre that often chases trends instead of identity. Like Clint Eastwood, he built a screen persona around restraint and quiet threat rather than speeches. Like Charles Bronson, he projects danger through stillness and economy of movement. Like Sylvester Stallone,
Giant Spider Movie Review: BIG ASS SPIDER (2013)
I thought it was about time we got back to some big ass spiders, and they don’t come much bigger than the big ass spider in Big Ass Spider. Big Ass Spider has the greatest opening scene in giant spiderdom. It opens on a close-up of our hero, Alex (J.J
Guy Ritchie’s YOUNG SHERLOCK Teaser
Guy Ritchie returns to the world of Sherlock Holmes, only this time without Robert Downey Jr and Jude Law. Not to be confused with the Amblin movie from 1985, this version stars the excellently named Hero Fiennes Tiffin, of the Fiennes acting dynasty, as a 19-year-old Sherlock Holmes. It is
