It’s been a funny old year so far. The Coronavirus lockdown has meant months of no cinema visits – film venues in the UK closing in accordance with social distancing measures as a matter of public safety.
2020 was never going to bring us a summer like any other, but if there was one thing that could’ve transported us momentarily from this COVID-induced hellscape, it would’ve been blockbuster season. For the big,
As Ice Cube and Dr. Dre’s self-produced NWA biopic arrives in UK cinemas, here’s the music-based sequel to our previous Vanity Projects feature that we promised. Straight Outta Compton is terrific. Some of these… not so much. A Hard
As Tenet prepares for an imminent arrival in UK cinemas – not only the much-hyped big-screen return of Christopher Nolan, but the return of cinematic blockbusters full-stop in the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic – Empire Online is
Christopher Nolan’s Tenet finally arrives in UK cinemas next week – so we’re celebrating on Empire Online with Nolan Week, dedicated to the director’s most miraculous movies. Before Batman, Bane, and blockbusters, Nolan grabbed attention with his
To celebrate the incoming Tenet, Empire Online presents Nolan Week – looking back at the films of a modern-day filmmaking icon. In early 2008, nobody quite knew what was in store for Christopher Nolan’s upcoming Batman Begins sequel. But
As Tenet readies for a UK release, Empire Online is looking back at the films of Christopher Nolan in Nolan Week. With Batman Begins, the director took a well-worn character and completely reinvented it for the screen – taking influence
With Tenet hitting UK cinemas in a week’s time, Empire Online is celebrating with Nolan Week – looking back at the iconic films of a modern-day master. Across The Dark Knight Trilogy, Christopher Nolan changed not only the superhero
With Tenet now just a matter of days away, Empire Online is celebrating with Nolan Week – looking back at the films of a modern day filmmaking icon. After wrapping up his Batman trilogy with The Dark Knight