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Tim Richards, chief executive of the cinema chain, said he also believes sales could return to pre-Covid levels in six months. Glitzy film premieres could return to Leicester Square by next year and cinema-goers will return to socially-distanced screenings at … Continued
Christopher Nolan’s espionage thriller starring John David Washington and Robert Pattinson marks the first major film release since cinemas closed in March – and it is hoped that the British director, known for his time-bending dramas, will prove enough of … Continued
Altitude’s Russell Crowe-led thriller Unhinged topped the UK-Ireland box office for a fourth consecutive weekend, with a 29% increase bringing in £175,493. The road rage thriller has now grossed £955,098 after four sessions, edging close to the £1m mark and making it … Continued
From the multiplexes to the indies, every cinema’s future hinges on Christopher Nolan’s success. If he fails, then James Bond dies next. Nolan’s latest film was released in Britain yesterday. Given its importance to the structural integrity of cinemas big and … Continued
It has almost been half a year, maybe more depending on where you live, since the reality sunk in that we are, indeed, surviving a pandemic. Like many other sectors of our society, the film industry was hit hard by … Continued
A thrilling and immersive exhibition on the pioneering and unparalleled work of Ray Harryhausen (1920-2013), the cinematic titan whose movies shaped the face of modern cinema, will be coming to the National Galleries of Scotland (NGS) this autumn. This is … Continued