TMW's editor picks his five favourite movies from the past month.
A timid college professor discovers his doppelganger residing in the same city.
An immigrant struggles to keep his heating oil business afloat without resorting to illegal means.
It's the end of another year and time for TMW's editor to pick his favourite movies of 2014.
Feast your eyes on the finest pieces of movie marketing from 2014, both official and fan-made.
This past year proved to be a banner year for fans of genre television. Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror, which where largely viewed as niche programming in the past, have now become almost, if not completely, mainstream.
A Hollywood star attempts to escape his past by directing and starring in a stage adaptation of a Raymond Carver story.
If it's originality you're after, look away now. 2015 is set to give us a host of remakes and adaptations of novels, comics and video games.
Hollywood loves true stories and there are plenty coming our way in 2015.
Some of cinema's most revered directors have movies coming in 2015.
There's a deluge of sequels headed your way in 2015.
The Force Awakens isn't the only sci-fi movie coming to screens in 2015.
2015 is set to be a big year for horror, with a host of sequels to recent hits and remakes of classics due to hit us.
The genre that seems to be dominating the 2015 release schedule is, rather inexplicably, the spy movie.
Following a nuclear strike, tensions rise between five survivors in a bunker.
Three strangers find themselves at a mysterious cabin in the woods.
A discharged SAS man must free Downing Street from the terrorists who have taken over Number 10.
Courtesy of Lionsgate, we've got the brand new trailer for MORTDECAI, featuring narration from Stephen Fry!
A family, consisting entirely of gay men, gathers for the holidays.
Courtesy of Fox Searchlight UK, we've got three new featurettes for Alejandro G. Iñárritu's highly anticipated BiRDMAN.
We've already highlighted the best scores of 2014, now here's our favourite non-score music from this year's movies.
Pumping Iron, the classic documentary, is now available for download on digital HD for the first time with rarely seen content and interviews! We've got a copy to give away to one lucky reader.
The biblical story of Moses and his campaign to free the Hebrew slaves from their Egyptian masters.
With the holiday season upon us, here's a stat packed guide to Christmas movies in infographics.
Screen adaptation of the Sondheim Broadway show.
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures, we've got two brand new clips for INHERENT VICE.
Charles Dickens wrote his novella A Christmas Carol during the early part of the Victorian era in Britain, helping to rejuvenate interest in older Christmas traditions in the England of the time and remaining a cornerstone of Christmas tradition in both Britain and America to this day. There have been many adaptations of this story on stage and in film over the year, with the following films representing some of the best of those adaptations on this Christmas classic.
Parodic take on the slasher genre.
2014 gave us some memorable scores. Here, in no particular order, are TMW's favourites.
The story of art fraudster Walter Keane, who passed off his wife Margaret's paintings of big-eyed waifs as his own work.
Turkeys aren't just for Christmas - we've had them all year long. Here are the 10 most excruciating movies of 2015.
Belated sequel to the 1994 comedy hit.
Courtesy of Entertainment One, we've got the first full trailer for The Divergent Series: Insurgent.
Courtesy of Warner Bros Pictures, here's the official trailer for Inherent Vice.
Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox, we've got two new behind the scenes Night at the Museum: secret of the Tomb featurettes.
The story of Olympic runner and prisoner of war Louis Zamperini.
A mysterious German doctor arrives at a newly opened hotel in rural Argentina.
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures, we've got the trailer for San Andreas, starring Dwayne Johnson, Paul Giamatti, and directed by Brad Peyton.
Maphook put together this interactive map to highlight the filming locations of the most beloved holiday movies.
The closing chapter of the Hobbit trilogy.
Horror icon Jessica Cameron sent us over the first images from her upcoming second directorial feature Mania. Cameron describes herself as "not safe for work", and neither are her images.
Courtesy of Annum Films, here's the poster and trailer for their upcoming raunchy slasher flick The Slashening.
Learn more about the characters from Inherent Vice in this interactive character poster.
When Robin Williams sadly passed away on August 11th of this year, he left behind a legacy of great performances, unmatched by few of his peers. He may have begun in comedy, but as this list demonstrates, Williams quickly became as respected as a dramatic actor as he was revered for his comic talents.
To celebrate the release of Men, Women & Children, which hits cinemas today, Paramount have sent us two new featurettes featuring the star of The Fault in Our Stars, Ansel Elgort.
The Pyramid opens in UK/ROI cinemas today and courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox, we've got two new clips.
Courtesy of Paramount, we've got the debut trailer and poster for the upcoming Terminator: Genisys.
Many iconic movies had completely different directors attached in their early stages.
Over the years, actors have put themselves through gruelling transformations for roles. Here are ten of the most extreme.
A year long look at a class of non French speaking immigrants in a special Parisian school.
