formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Before they first boarded the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Joe and Anthony Russo were best known for their work on sitcoms Arrested Development and Community, with their last big screen effort being forgettable 2006 comedy You, Me and Dupree. It wasn’t like they were the … Continued
As far as the arts go, film is one of the youngest disciplines around. In contrast to literature, theatre, music, and visual arts, its history can only credibly be said to span under 200 years. But in less than two … Continued
Jack Garner, a longtime local film critic whose movie reviews for Gannett newspapers informed generations of Rochester cinephiles and casual moviegoers, died Sunday. He was 75 years old. His wife, Bonnie, who often accompanied Garner to films and press junkets, … Continued
Reopening safely and managing social distancing was top of the priority list when the team at Odeon Cinemas Group was planning their reopening following a three-month closure. Thanks to solutions, support and expertise from digital signage company Saturn Communications Group, … Continued
HISTORIC England has objected to plans to tear down Colchester’s old Odeon and replace it with 55 flats. The organisation, which is sponsored by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, has criticised Bluemarble Property’s plans for the Crouch Street … Continued
A historic Christchurch theatre and neighbouring properties are set to go under the hammer in August. The former Odeon Theatre is a Category 1 heritage building – which was designed in 1883 as a public theatre and hall, before being … Continued