Nostalgic News: Inside Out was released 5 years ago
This thought-provoking Pixar film is five years old today.
Browsing: Inside Out
Disney scrap ‘Gigantic’ animation
Disney have announced their decision to end production on their animated retelling of ‘Jack in the Beanstalk’ that was due for release 2020.
Review: Despicable Me 3
Sophie reviews the latest in the animated series.
Wake up Academy! It’s time to give some credit to the genre films
The Academy seems to be diversifying its nominees again, but what about its genres?
Review: A Monster Calls
How does Patrick Ness’s latest square up against the rest of this month’s countless cinematic contenders? Writer Sophie Trenear takes a look.
Review: The Chainsmokers – Collage EP
Xavier Voigt-Hill reviews the ‘Closer’ duo’s latest extended effort
Do we underestimate the healing power of media?
We laugh, we cry, we cheer, we boo. But just how much can media affect us? David Mitchell-Baker takes a look.
The Top 10 best coming of age movies of the 21st century
In light of 2016’s new additions to the roster, writer David ranks the best coming of age movies of the 21st century.
Review: Finding Dory
With the release of Pixar’s highly anticipated sequel to Finding Nemo, writer Sophie reviews the heartfelt and hilarious Finding Dory.
Is the original blockbuster movie a dying breed?
O original blockbusters where art thou?! With reboots, remakes, spin-offs and adaptations galore, David asks whether the original blockbuster has a place in modern Hollywood.
Mad Max: Fury Road sweeps up most awards at The Oscars 2016
Spotlight took home Best Picture and Leonardo Di Caprio FINALLY got an Oscar.
The Revenant and The Martian win big at the Golden Globes
The 73rd Golden Globes Awards took place last night, in a star-studded ceremony hosted by the irrepressible Ricky Gervais.
The Edge’s Top 10 Films of 2015
The Edge’s top ten films of the year has finally been revealed – but who took the top spot?
This Week At Union Films
Union Films keep us up to date with all their goings-on this week (05/10/2015 – 11/10/2015), featuring plenty of dinosaur-related madness and an emotional journey back into the heart of Pixar.