Tom is both appalled and delighted at the Scottish shocker.

Lucy reviews the film adaptation of Meg Rosoff’s popular teen novel

Thanks for sharing? More like thanks for nothing! George Bellamy reviews the latest rom-com from Keeping the Faith’s Stuart Blumberg

Tom tells us why he is one of the few to hate The Hobbit

Lloyd gives us his Top 5 machines with movie magic

With only a month to go until its release, Parizad previews the latest instalment in the Hunger Games franchise

Ally discusses why film should turn from fact to fiction

Faye Broadbent discusses how cinema made philosophy fun in our Cornerhouse pick of the week

Suraj reviews the latest film from Paolo Sorrentino and tells us why it should be tipped for Oscar glory

“Men love women, but what men really love…is cars.”

 Welcome to the new Mancunion TV Catch up where we tell you all the best things you missed from the last week to watch online in your downtime.     A Single Man: In the year before Colin Firth won worldwide acclaim and an Oscar in the The King’s Speech, he starred in Tom Ford’s directorial […]

Andriana tells us why we should learn to love Julia Roberts

These guys may be partially sighted, but they still know how to pack a punch

Saudi Arabian Cinema Flexes Our Critical Gaze

Robbie has chosen the tense Nazi drama now showing at the Cornerhouse

Jack looks ahead to the new version of Stephen King’s classic horror and whether it can offer anything new

As many times as Hollywood blows up London or wipes out 89 percent of the population, I will never feel the rush of fear and dread I felt watching a DEA officer sat on the toilet reading Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass.

Robbie reviews Woody Allen’s latest offering

Fred previews the next in line of the Hollywood remakes, Spike Lee’s Oldboy

Take a trip to the Cornerhouse to see the latest film from directing duo Joe Lawlor and Christine Molloy