formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The way many of us first learned about World War II was inherently cinematic. A black and white dichotomy of “good guys” and “bad guys” laid before us with tales of heroic sacrifice, secrecy, and an evil, inhumane villain at … Continued
Cinemas are set to reopen this summer – and one major chain has revealed which movies are hitting its screens. Theatres are preparing to reopen in Scotland from July 15 onwards as the third phase of the route map out of lockdown begins. Cinema giant … Continued
The summer of 1998 saw the world weep in unison at tearjerker Armageddon. It told the story of a group of deep-core drillers who were sent up into space with NASA astronauts to help destroy a huge asteroid that was heading … Continued
Some film and TV productions will be exempt from coronavirus quarantine rules, the UK government announced. Currently, people travelling into the UK must quarantine for two weeks on arrival. However, the government’s new plan will allow those who are essential to … Continued
A light show like nothing else in the world has opened for public viewing in Longreach today, shining a light on the century-old history of the airline that Queensland gave the world. Luminescent Longreach makes use of the historic aircraft gathered … Continued
A prevailing question in Amazon Studios’ first original animated series Undone is whether Alma Winograd-Diaz (Rosa Salazar) has the ability to travel through space and time to prevent the untimely death of her father Jacob (Bob Odenkirk) or if she is suffering … Continued