Mhatt has done an excellent job covering the big movies for the Oscars. The Academy Awards are on tonight and none of us are going to watch it. We will list the winners in the morning though. In the meantime, check out Mhatt’s review of Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most

Hollywood has continued to be on something of a downward spiral, with even recognised IPs throwing up expensive flops. Part of the problem is that movies are just too damned expensive these days and, when even an average actioner costs more than $200 million, the hurdle bar for profit is

Making movies and TV isn’t cheap. I did an interview with Nate Shepka the other day, and he said his budgets are around £200,000 per movie. Making something in Hollywood is different though. For instance, let’s look at the new season of Severance. According to Bloomberg, Severance Season 2 cost