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Passengers - Trailer

What would motivate men and women to leave their families and any kind of life they know for a planet so far away from Earth they must be placed into a comatosed sleep for 120 years? Aurora Dunn and Jim...

The Red Turtle - Trailer

Washed onto a desert island in the middle of the ocean, our unnamed protagonist finds himself abandoned on a small island with only crabs, turtles and birds for company. The land is rich with fruit and has ample natural supplied...

Posted 28 September 2016

Get Back - Documentary Review

Roger Appleton's documentary 'Get Back' looks into the music scene that come out of Liverpool. It tries to be broad in its historic documentation as it starts before The Beatles became a worldwide success and even pushes inside to The...

Posted 28 September 2016

Ian Mcculloch Pete Best

Urban Hymn - Trailer

Jamie and Leanne are the best of friends and the two girls find themselves constantly being caught up in trouble including the London riots which saw hundreds of police try and stop the chaos happening in the city. Neither have...

Posted 27 September 2016

Shirley Henderson Ian Hart Steven Mackintosh Billy Bragg Shaun Parkes Michael Caton-Jones

My Scientology Movie - Trailer

Louis Theroux is one of the UK's most respected and loved documentary makers. His down-to-earth persona and seemingly endless patience both contribute to the reasons why he's so successful at what he does.His BBC documentaries started in the 90's where...

Posted 27 September 2016

Louis Theroux

American Honey - Trailer

Star is fed up with her current way of life; she's a teenager with her whole life ahead of her and no prospects coming her way in her current hometown. Setting out on the road, Star begins to have ideas...

Posted 27 September 2016

Shia LaBeouf Riley Keough Will Patton

Daniel Radcliffe’s Indie Movie Career So Far

Having done the major franchise of his career (‘Harry Potter’), a couple of blockbusters (‘Victor Frankenstein’, ‘Now You See Me 2’) and a little bit of television (‘A Young Doctor’s Notebook’), Daniel Radcliffe is still very much favoring indie films,...

By Daily Vulture on 26 September 2016

‘Imperium’ Starring Daniel Radcliffe Gets Under Your Skin [Review]

Daniel Ragussis presents a heart-stopping drama about white-supremacists with ‘Imperium’ starring Daniel Radcliffe. It’s an honest look at white terrorism and explores the uncomfortable reality of regressive attitudes in some poor classes of society. Nate Foster (Radcliffe) is an intelligent...

By Daily Vulture on 23 September 2016

Meet The Cast Of The New ‘Power Rangers’ Coming 2017

‘Power Rangers’ is being brought into the 21st century with a movie re-boot directed by Dean Israelite (‘Project Almanac’). Brimming with Hollywood moviestars and promising newcomers, what we’ve learned so far is not to expect lycra costumes anywhere when it...

By Daily Vulture on 23 September 2016

Imperium - Movie Review

First-time filmmaker Daniel Ragussis takes an unusual approach to this thriller. Since it's based on a true story, he avoids the usual cliches and formulas, which makes it an unusually thoughtful film. On the other hand, this means that it...

Posted 22 September 2016

Daniel Radcliffe Toni Collette Tracy Letts Sam Trammell Nestor Carbonell Seth Numrich

The Girl With All the Gifts - Movie Review

Like a 10-years-later follow-up to 28 Days Later, this small British thriller takes a refreshingly original approach to the zombie genre. The most engaging difference is the fact that the central character is infected with a brain-eating virus, so the...

Posted 22 September 2016

Gemma Arterton Glenn Close Paddy Considine Anamaria Marinca Angus Lamont

The Magnificent Seven - Movie Review

Director Antoine Fuqua brings his usual fascination with violence to this remake of the iconic 1960 Western, itself a remake of the masterful 1954 Japanese original Seven Samurai. Reteaming with his Training Day stars Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke, Fuqua...

Posted 22 September 2016

Denzel Washington Chris Pratt Ethan Hawke Haley Bennett Peter Sarsgaard Vincent D'Onofrio

The Commitments - Trailer

The Commitments was released 25 years ago and to celebrate the cult release, a special edition DVD and Blu-ray is now being released.Jimmy Rabbitte is a Dubliner who's always had a dream to start a band and make it big....

Posted 21 September 2016

Robert Arkins Angeline Ball Maria Doyle Andrew Strong Bronagh Gallagher Glen Hansard

It Seems Emily Blunt Really Is Too Beautiful For ‘Girl On The Train’ With Her Premiere Look

The world premiere of Tate Taylor’s upcoming thriller ‘The Girl On The Train’ took place last night (September 20th 2016) at the Odeon Leicester Square in London. Based on the stellar 2015 best-selling novel by Paula Hawkins, the movie stars...

By Daily Vulture on 21 September 2016

Passengers - Trailer

Posted 21 September 2016

Chris Pratt Jennifer Lawrence Michael Sheen Laurence Fishburne Andy Garcia

Gold - Trailer

Gold is more than a valuable commodity for Kenny Wells, to him it's an obsession. The year is 1988 and Wells lives in Reno with his partner, Kay. The balding, fast-aging man is constantly down on his luck and often...

Posted 21 September 2016

Matthew Mcconaughey Edgar Ramirez Bryce Dallas Howard Rachael Taylor Toby Kebbell Corey Stoll

‘Girl, Interrupted’ Tops Our Top Five Angelina Jolie Movies

It’s true that Hollywood’s favorite couple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have decided to got their separate ways, but they likely still have ever-more flourishing careers ahead of them. Angelina Jolie in particular has starred in too many memorable classics...

By Daily Vulture on 21 September 2016

Lion - Trailer

Saroo Brierley has lived a good life with his caring mother and father in Australia, but as he grows older, memories begin to return to Saroo of his life before he was adopted.When he was young, Saroo lived with his...

Posted 21 September 2016

Dev Patel Rooney Mara Nicole Kidman David Wenham

A Monster Calls - Trailer

Conor's life has never been easy, his mother is loving but any other family members are distant from the young boy. He's bullied at school and is increasingly turning into a loner. One night Conor goes to sleep but it...

Posted 21 September 2016

Liam Neeson Felicity Jones Sigourney Weaver Lewis MacDougall Toby Kebbell Geraldine Chaplin

Denzel Washington And Chris Pratt Lead Arrivals At ‘The Magnificent Seven’ Premiere

The cast and crew of ‘The Magnificent Seven’ hit the red carpet at the movie’s New York premiere held at the Museum of Modern Art yesterday (September 19th 2016). It’s a re-make of John Sturges’ 1960 Western ‘The Magnificent Seven’...

By Daily Vulture on 20 September 2016

Live By Night - Trailer

Live By Night is a new film directed by and starring Ben Affleck and is based on Dennis Lehane's book of the same name.

Posted 19 September 2016

Ben Affleck Zoe Saldana Elle Fanning Brendan Gleeson Chris Messina Sienna Miller

Collateral Beauty - Trailer

Love, time and death connect every single human being on earth, we long for love, wish we had more time and we fear death. Howard Inlet was once one of New York's most sought after advertising exec's but after suffering...

Posted 19 September 2016

Will Smith Edward Norton Keira Knightley Michael Pena Naomie Harris Jacob Latimore

Nocturnal Animals - Trailer

For a short time, Edward and Susan had a happy marriage, they lived in a nice neighbourhood, Susan had a good career and Edward was not far from taking the bar. Susan lives a fast-paced life and as such barely...

Posted 19 September 2016

Amy Adams Jake Gyllenhaal Michael Shannon Armie Hammer Aaron Johnson Laura Linney

The Dressmaker - Trailer

When Myrtle (Tilly) was little, she lived a happy life, along with her mother in the small town of Dungatar. When the local school bully is found dead with Myrtle standing over the body, she is immediately accused of the...

Posted 19 September 2016

Kate Winslet Liam Hemsworth Sarah Snook Hugo Weaving Judy Davis Caroline Goodall

Who's Your Daddy - Trailer

Peter and Kyle Reynolds have always been close brothers, not only are they twins but a family loss at a young age also made them closer. The man are now grown up now and their mother (Helen) is about to...

Posted 19 September 2016

Owen Wilson Ed Helms J.K Simmons Glenn Close Katie Aselton Ving Rhames

Bridget Jones's Baby - Movie Review

As it's been 12 years since the last Bridget Jones movie, expectations aren't too high for this sequel. So it's a very nice surprise that this film stands on its own as a charming and often very funny romantic comedy...

Posted 16 September 2016

Renee Zellweger Colin Firth Patrick Dempsey Emma Thompson Jim Broadbent Gemma Jones

‘Captain Fantastic’ Explores Consumerism, Alternative Lifestyles And Tragedy [Review]

Living a life of self-sufficiency and being truly mentally independent may seem like a far-out idea, but ‘Captain Fantastic’ shows how the possibility is all there. But more than that, it shows how life can never be controlled no matter...

By Daily Vulture on 16 September 2016

The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years - Movie Review

A-list director Ron Howard worked with the surviving Beatles to assemble this engaging documentary, which offers an inside look at Beatlemania, the three years when the best pop band in history toured the world. The messy title is a hint...

Posted 15 September 2016

Beatles Sir Paul McCartney Ringo Starr John Lennon George Harrison Richard Lester

Blair Witch - Movie Review

It's been 17 years since The Blair Witch Project shook up the cinema and created the found-footage craze. Since then, filmmakers have tried pretty much every variation on the approach, with only a few properly great movies along the way...

Posted 15 September 2016

Brandon Scott Valorie Curry

Will Stan Lee Film Join The Best ‘Living Person’ Biopics Of The Last Decade?

Hollywood loves a good dramatization of a real event or a real person’s life. It seems the latest person to get their own movie is Marvel comics author Stan Lee, as Fox confirms that they’re planning a 70s based adventure...

By Daily Vulture on 15 September 2016

Beauty and the Beast 25th Anniversary - Trailer and Clips

It's been 25 years since Disney released one of their most popular masterpieces, Beauty and The Beast. The 1991 animation picture was a retelling of a 1700's French fairytale written by Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont and featured one of Disney's...

Posted 15 September 2016

Disney Robby Benson Richard White Jerry Orbach David Ogden Stiers Angela Lansbury

The Beatles: Eight Days A Week - The Touring Years - Trailer and Clips

In 1962 The Beatles were signed to a management deal with a local record shop owner called Brian Epstein after he heard the band playing at their local venue, The Cavern Club, this was the first step in a series...

Posted 14 September 2016

Beatles Sir Paul McCartney Ringo Starr George Harrison John Lennon Ron Howard

Fifty Shades Darker - Trailer

When Ana and Christian had their first fateful meeting, neither party knew much about the real person they were meeting. Christian didn't know just how naive Ana really was and Ana didn't quite understand just how dark Christian's thoughts ran....

Posted 14 September 2016

Jamie Dornan Dakota Johnson Kim Basinger Luke Grimes Eloise Mumford Max Martini

Manchester By The Sea - Trailer

Lee Chandler lives a life of self-imposed exile but that's not how he's always been. For many years prior, he lived in the small town of Manchester-By-The-Sea where the rest of his family and his fiancé all live. It's a...

Posted 13 September 2016

Casey Affleck Michelle Williams Kyle Chandler Heather Burns Tate Donovan Josh Hamilton

The Great Gilly Hopkins - Trailer

Gilly Hopkins is a little girl who's full of gumption and an attitude to boot. Her life - up until now - hasn't exactly been easy; she's been in and out of foster homes and doesn't let people into see...

Posted 13 September 2016

Sophie Nelisse Kathy Bates Julia Stiles Bill Cobbs Billy Magnussen Octavia Spencer

A Dog's Purpose - Trailer

If you're lucky enough to have a dog in your life, you'll know that you don't really own them, they are part of your family and are as unique as any other being under your roof.A Dog's Purpose is a...

Posted 13 September 2016

Josh Gad Dennis Quaid Peggy Lipton Britt Robertson Juliet Rylance Luke Kirby

‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ And 10 More Of The Greatest Movie Deleted Scenes

Apparently, there’s a scene in ‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ that we never got to see. Sophie Turner posted a shot on Instagram from the missing ‘Mall Scene’ which sees her character Jean Grey and Tye Sheridan’s Cyclops buying a Dazzler record from...

By Daily Vulture on 12 September 2016

Anthropoid - Movie Review

Outside the Czech Republic, few people know about Operation Anthropoid, a spy mission in 1943 Prague to assassinate a top Nazi official. Certainly the material is perfect for a big-screen thriller, and filmmaker Sean Ellis (Metro Manila) has filmed it...

Posted 09 September 2016

Cillian Murphy Jamie Dornan Charlotte Le Bon Toby Jones Harry Lloyd Bill Milner

Kubo and the Two Strings - Movie Review

From Laika (The Boxtrolls), this is one of the most beautiful, sophisticated animated films in many years. Not only does every moment of the movie look exquisite, but the story is smart, original and hugely entertaining. The themes it explores...

Posted 09 September 2016

Charlize Theron Matthew Mcconaughey Rooney Mara Ralph Fiennes George Takei Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa

Captain Fantastic - Movie Review

An offbeat comedy-drama with a timely kick, this charming family road trip takes on some very deep topics without flinching. It's essentially an impassioned plea to snap out of the way people in the West have been sleepwalking into consumerism...

Posted 09 September 2016

Viggo Mortensen George MacKay Annalise Basso Nicholas Hamilton Frank Langella Ann Dowd

Kubo And The Two Strings Is One Of The Most Bewitching Films Of The Year [Review]

‘Kubo and the Two Strings’ is an essential animated family adventure directed by Travis Knight which is quite likely the most thematically rich film of the year. Elegant in both its visual appeal and its flawless direction, this isn’t a...

By Daily Vulture on 09 September 2016

The Italian Job Set To Return As Tv Series