Happy Friday, folks – out of the storm and into the warm. We’re finally hitting that wondrous time of the year when the cold weather is over. The same goes for awards season, and instead we’ve got lots of film fests to look forward to, including Tribeca 2018 – check
Enough about film fests and panthers and Bonds, James Bonds. Let’s look ahead to better things: it’s finally time to sit back and take a two-day break with some of the best indie flicks hitting the cinemas.
If you’ve just about recovered from the disappointing dreck of 'The Defenders', you might be happy to know a second season of the Marvel series isn’t looking likely. 'Jessica Jones' star Krysten Ritter suggested this may be the case.
Turn on the TV and get ready for some bingewatching, because for this International Women’s Day the females are Netflix ‘n’ Killin’ it.
As the third and final season of 'Love' draws the show to an end on Netflix, it’s very possible you may be needing something new to bingewatch to fill the void. Here are ten movies and TV shows that’ll serve as the ultimate rebound viewing now that Love is well
Throwing a Batarang through the movie press today is the news stating Joss Whedon has left DC’s upcoming 'Batgirl' movie. Whedon was slated to direct the film, which he has been writing and rewriting for the past year.
Original ideas – who needs ‘em? Definitely not Hollywood as it continues to churn out streams of content from the remake mill. If it seems like there’s a new reboot announcement every damn week at the moment, that’s probably because there is.
All you need to do today is fixate your eyeballs on FD’s picks of the best films to catch this weekend. Get lost in “The Shimmer” with 'Annihilation'; search through the seedy underbelly of a futuristic Berlin in 'Mute'; and get caught up in a government conspiracy in 'Golden Slumber'.
You might want to hold off on making too many plans for the month ahead, because the latest shows and movies coming to Netflix in March have been announced and the list is stacked full of binge-worthy picks.
There’s little doubt about it: 2017 was packed full of blockbusters and tentpole flicks, from Disney’s epic Star Wars: The Last Jedi to Wonder Woman, the trailblazing superhero flick from Patty Jenkins. But a fair few breakout indie treats made it through too, such as Oscar-nominees Get Out and Dunkirk.
