The social network for film lovers. Also available on iOS, Apple TV and Android
2,643,282,936 films watched
Below are some popular reviews and lists from this week. Sign up to create your own.
jenn lawrence was fucking electrifying and the john prine needle drop was HARD.
DANGEROUS ANIMALS had its world premiere over the weekend at Cannes’ Directors Fortnight, with director, Sean Byrne and lead actors, Josh Heuston, Hassie Harrison and Jai Courtney. The Australian film premiered to an incredible audience reaction and rave reviews from critics.
The live-action reimagining of Disney’s 2002 animated classic Lilo & Stitch has arrived. Centred on everyone's favourite rambunctious alien and his unexpected friendship with a lonely Hawaiian girl, this wildly funny and touching tale is the perfect film for the whole family.
Danny Boyle's filmography is a dynamic tapestry of cinematic innovation and versatility. The British director has left an indelible mark on the industry with a wide range of genres and styles. He first gained widespread recognition for "Trainspotting," a gritty exploration of addiction and urban life that became a cult classic. Boyle's hauntingly atmospheric "28 Days Later" redefined the zombie genre with its fast-paced terror. "Slumdog Millionaire" marked a high point, earning him an Academy Award and becoming a global…
Joe Wright's MUSSOLINI: SON OF THE CENTURY stars Luca Marinelli as Benito Mussolini. Adapted from Antonio Scurati's bestselling trilogy, the series explores the rise of one of history's most notorious figures.
Constance Tsang's quietly beautiful feature debut, BLUE SUN PALACE, plays next weekend (5/23-24). Tickets here.
Oxford, Angleterre. Les sœurs July et September sont inséparables. Leur dynamique particulière est une préoccupation pour leur mère, qui les élève seule. Lorsque September est exclue temporairement du lycée, July se retrouve livrée à elle-même…
The best kinds of movies try to do something fresh. That was true with the special effects of 1902’s A Trip to the Moon (above), the use of deep focus in 1940’s Citizen Kane, and the 3D animation of Toy Story in 1995. In every case, the ambition works because the artistry – the story, the characters, or the ideas in play – demands it. Otherwise you’d be left with nothing but a sea of empty gimmicks.
With the 78th Festival de Cannes just over halfway through, Head of Cinemas Alice Black and Programmer David Kelly have taken some time out between screenings and cups of coffee to share some highlights of the festival so far.
Relive the hauntingly beautiful British animated classic, WATERSHIP DOWN, as it serves as the Opening Film for Bleak Week: Cinema of Despair on Sunday 15th June. On the day, we will be ed by Andrew Haigh for an Introduction.
Pour notre avant-dernière séance, on vous donne rendez-vous le jeudi 22 mai au cinéma Grand Action pour la projection du film « Le Redoutable », un film biographique sur le grand Jean-Luc Godard pendant la réalisation de son film "La chinoise".
-310-310-174-174-crop-fill.jpg?k=39e2a9e357)
