Beyond its original Wonderful World of Disney broadcast in March 1971, Hamad and the Pirates appears to have resurfaced ...

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I first saw Back to the Future in cinemas in 1985 at the tender age of six. It wasn’t my first movie, and clearly not my last, but something changed in me that day. My density had brought me to it. In ...

War! Education! Death! Disney embraces fast and efficient animation in a fight for survival on the international and home fronts. “When Uncle Sam joined us on the lot, he brought with him a new and ...

A grimly compelling dystopian tale that blends relentless tension with Stephen King’s mastery of raw human endurance. Dystopian fiction has a very different flavour in 2025. In THE LONG WALK, adapted ...

A wildly silly ghost comedy with heart, broad laughs, and a box office bite to match its bark. Following the massive success of How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies, last year’s Thai box office ...

Stylish, sly, and buoyed by Jodie Foster’s impeccable French debut, this may not break new ground, but it’s a thoroughly enjoyable twist on the Euro-noir comfort watch. One of the big drawcards for ...

It’s Sissy St. Claire’s big night, although things don’t go quite as planned. Amanda Kramer’s sharp dissection of the medium continues as she takes us back to an era of glitz, glamour and psychedelic ...

The critics have spoken — again! The votes have been counted, and the Online Film Critics Society (OFCS) is excited to announce the winners for its 25th annual film awards. THE POWER OF THE DOG ...

Welcome back to The Read Goes Ever On: a casual and personal reading (and in some cases a very slow re-reading) of the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. As you work your way through any writings about Tolkien, ...

A sensory thriller with a solid cast will keep you on edge with a few clever tricks up its sleeve. In MIDNIGHT (미드나이트), actor Jin Ki-Joo (Little Forest) stars as Kyung-Mi, a deaf young woman working ...

A quietly simmering Southern Gothic, where the weight of absence and change settles into every frame, letting unspoken tension build in the spaces between words. The drama and social upheaval of ...