Review: Jojo Rabbit
Sam Pegg reviews Taika Waititi’s satire, starring Roman Griffin Davis and Scarlett Johansson.
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This Month in Film: January 2020
New year, new films. Film Editor Joe is on hand to pick out the best new releases to cure those January blues.
Watch: New Avengers: Endgame trailer
Watch the latest trailer for Avengers: Endgame, released next month.
The Edge’s Best Films of 2018: The Top 10
It’s here. The Edge writers reveal our Top 10 films of 2018.
This Month in Film: April 2018
If March is the warm up, then April is the positioning in the starting blocks…
This Month in Film: March 2018
With Awards season on its way out, Film Editor David talks through the highlights as the blockbuster season begins to take shape.
Anticipating Infinity War: bringing ‘The Event’ to the big screen
Records Exec Sam Law here, with a massive article anticipating the massive cinematic event that will be ‘Avengers: Infinity War’.
The Edge’s Most Anticipated Films of 2018
With 2018 officially underway, The Edge writers list off their most anticipated movies for the next 12 months.
This Year in Film: Alternative Picks for 2018
With a new year comes a new batch of films, but these are the lesser known picks that Film Editor David suggests you keep an eye on.
First trailer for Isle of Dogs released- Watch
The stop-motion picture features the vocal talents of Tilda Swinton, Edward Norton and Scarlet Johansson.
Stan Lee teases new characters for Avengers: Infinity War
Speaking at a Q&A, Marvel legend, Stan Lee has hinted at what fans can expect to see from the next Avengers film.
The US Presidential Election – Should celebrities have their say?
Holly Hammond looks at the celebrity engagement with the politics of the 2016 Presidential Election and some of the celebrities that have been the most vocal when sharing their opinions on how the American people should vote.
Marvel’s Kevin Feige is ‘committed’ to making Black Widow solo film
In a recent interview, the Marvel producer declared that he was “creatively and emotionally committed” to a solo film for Scarlett Johansson’s badass assassin.
Review: The Jungle Book
Disney’s latest rebrand is visually stunning, but a little messy, says Sophie Trenear.