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Pixar is currently burning up the box office with Toy Story 5, but it appears there will only ever be one Ratatouille. Brad Bird isn’t anti-sequels, he already did The Incredibles 2, he just doesn’t feel the need for a
Lately, it has proved increasingly difficult to keep politics and pop culture apart. No matter how hard people try, the two things seem to orbit each other in perpetuity. Then, in some cases, there is no point even trying. The
Isn’t it mad how just about everybody is feeling poorer right now? In the space of just a few years, loads of people have gone from feeling pretty comfortable to pulling in their spending. I have spoken to numerous people
Remember at the end of last year, when there were all sorts of rumors of a breakdown in the on-set relationship between Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour while making the final series of Stranger Things? Well, it turns out
And a lot of people will now feel very silly. A while back, one person somewhere on the internet made a joke that Elliot Page, the AFKA Ellen Page, would be playing legendary warrior Achilles in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey.
Friiiiiiiiday! The second best thing about the weekend is that it’s going to cool off here in the UK. It means you can watch some movies without having to put the subtitles on, because of the noise of the fans
We are currently experiencing a biblical heatwave in the UK, so I sought refuge in the local air-conditioned cinema, where Supergirl just happened to be playing. That’s my excuse and I’m sticking to it. I expected the kind of CGI
As the standard superhero and sci-fi smash ‘em up summer season rolls out, those weary of the same old content will already be looking ahead to the time of the year that more niche movies start to be released. Like
One of the things we frequently talk about here at Last Movie Outpost is the gap between reviews from online outlets and influencers, and those from professional reviewers in more traditional media. Only yesterday we saw that gap again with
1982 is often bandied about as the best year in movies. Classics like The Thing, Blade Runner and Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan happened. Yet, one shouldn’t sleep on the year of our Lord, 1985. Not only did
When I went to the movies a couple of weeks back, among all the logos that swirl and bwaaaarrrm as the feature presentation started, I was a little amused to note that they are now on Dolby 7.2. This was
You know the pattern by now. About a week before the professional press reviewers print anything, the online outlets are given screenings. They flood social media with their reviews and reactions. Then, just before release, the professionals are let loose,
