Film review, by Nadine Shambrook, of Incredibles 2 about the further adventures of the nuclear superhero family who are called out of retirement to help with the PR of heroes mistrusted by the public.
Animation
Film review, by Claire Durrant, of The Emoji Movie featuring the voices of James Corden and Anna Faris.
Animation
Film review by Jason Day of Beauty and the Beast, Disney’s live action remake of the animated hit from 1991, starring Emma Watson and Dan Stevens.
Musical
Film review by Jason Day of Moana, the Disney animation about a headstrong young girl in ancient Polynesia who enlists the help of a demigod to help save her community. With the voices of Dwayne Johnson and Auli’i Cravalho.
Animation
Film review by Jason Day of the Disney/Pixar animated film about a fish called Dory (voiced by Ellen DeGeneres) attempting to find her long lost family, with the help of assorted marine life in this sequel to Finding Nemo.
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Director: Andrew Stanton. 102mins. Disney/Pixar. (U).
A list of the new films being released across the UK, from Friday 15 July 2016. The big release is Ice Age: Collision Course (3D). Use the Find Any Film website for details of which cinema nearest to you will show these movies.
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The big release of the week is the fifth cinematically released installment in the 20th Century Fox/Blue Sky series of animated films about a disparate group of animals during the last Ice Age and their comic journeys through the Earth’s ever shifting climate. In this film, Scrat happens upon a frozen UFO, jump starts it and smashes into the moon, accidentally causing a huge meteor to hurtle toward the planet. The race is on to stop it.
Check out the official website for the trailer, games etc. It will be showing all over the UK so expect a mega-hit.
Film review by Claire Durrant of the computer animated adaptation of the classic Rudyard Kipling story.
Director: Jon Favreau. Fairview Entertainment, Moving Picture Company, Walt Disney Pictures.
Action/Adventure/Fantasy
