Is bringing classic film franchises back from the vaults of our fond memories a good thing, or a simple cash-grab that plays on our nostalgia? Quench Film and TV discusses. Hollywood is churning out ideas from decades ago and we are all falling for it. The number one grossing film this year is a remade version of a trilogy that came out twenty-two years ago. … Continue reading The Future of Franchise Films
This was the last move in a great master plan: to dominate the box office, capture audienceÔÇÖs hearts and bring a mythical world to life. All three have been done, the former tenfold considering the end of 2014 grossing┬áfigures for the latest instalment into this epic middle-earth saga. The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (here on in referred to as Five Armies) was … Continue reading Review: The Hobbit – The Battle of the Five Armies
This year’s dose of┬áI’m A Celeb┬áis in full swing and Rachel Moloney discusses the political fury it has sparked
Leanne Dixon takes a look at the film industry’s growing obsession with creating films from novels. Is it an effective way of the integrating two art forms? Or simply a way to make money by the use of one to publicise the other?
