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Mark Watney has made a career out of doing the impossible. The tale of an astronaut left for dead when his mission was abandoned, The Martian was first

The superhero universe is changing; where once a single hero was a brand who could carry a film, following the box office conquering might of The Avengers it’s

The expectations for Avengers: Age of Ultron are high, sequel to the third highest grossing film of all time with a global haul of $1.519 billion, however in

What goes around comes around, again and again. Mission: Impossible originally ran for 171 episodes from September 1966 to March 1973, then for a further two seasons fifteen

Brad Bird has an enviable record. His first produced feature script was *batteries not included, he worked on The Simpsons for ten years, then as a feature director

On February 27th our community lost one of its vanguard. His work and its influence needs no further elaboration on these pages; indeed, these pages would likely never

The horror genre is often dismissed by critics, and frequently they are right to do so, as in no other genre are the audience so willing to accept

The first family of superheroes, the Fantastic Four haven’t had an easy ride at the cinema: their first adventure was produced but never released, with rumours that Marvel

It’s had a troubled production, with original writer Edgar Wright leaving shortly before principal photography began, replaced by Peyton Reed, best known for the comedies Down With Love

It’s hard to believe, but it is now thirty years since The Terminator was unleashed on the world, a film which secured Arnold Schwarzenegger as a major box