First trailer for Saipan drops showing Éanna Hardwicke as Roy Keane
The film will tell the story of the 2002 clash between the Irish footballer and then manager, Mick McCarthy. A teaser trailer for the eagerly awaited film, SAIPAN, shows Éanna Hardwicke as Roy Keane. The film, which is set to be released later this year, tells the story of the infamous confrontation between iconic Republic […]
9 months ago
A brilliant Western thriller movie is airing on TV tonight
It’s a typically hard film to stream so seize the opportunity. Our TV movie pick for tonight (Sunday, 18 May) is Ravenous, the brilliant Western horror thriller starring Guy Pearce (Memento) and Robert Carlyle (Trainspotting). Written by Ted Griffin (Ocean’s Eleven) and directed by Antonia Bird (Face), the 1999 film is set in the 19th century […]
11 months ago
Matt Damon turned down a 10% stake in one of the biggest movie franchises of all time
The Good Will Hunting actor missed out on a huge payday. Matt Damon turned down the chance to own a stake in one of the biggest movies of all time, directed by James Cameron. The 54-year-old has featured in massive projects throughout his career, such as Saving Private Ryan, The Bourne Identity and The Departed. […]
1 year ago
A severely underrated crime thriller movie is airing on TV tonight
The film deserves a bigger audience. Our TV movie pick for tonight (Sunday, February 9) is The Trust, a severely overlooked 2016 crime thriller starring Elijah Wood and Nicolas Cage. It centres around a pair of cops (played by Wood and Cage) who, bored with their jobs and struggling financially, hatch a plan to rob a […]
1 year ago
Hollywood star looks unrecognisable as he ‘stars as Jesus’ in new film
Fans have been left baffled after images of a Hollywood heartthrob’s latest role have surfaced The British actor looks completely unrecognisable in his role in his latest movie, The Book of Clarence. Although the 47-year-old isn’t playing the real Jesus in the film (that role is taken by Nicholas Pinnock), the actor’s character gets mistaken […]
2 years ago
NI Screen defends handing Kneecap film almost €1m in funding
Northern Ireland Screen is committed to supporting independent film production. The film body who partly funded the Kneecap biopic have said that the film was never going to be “universally celebrated” in Northern Ireland. The film, named after the band, became the first Irish language film to premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah […]
2 years ago