 Each month, we want to do a mini giveaway for all our readers and followers to reward your loyalty. And as a film website, how about a few DVDs?
Every four to five weeks, look out for posts on our socials for the latest bundles to win… all you have to do is the following… 19/1/2020 A box office bet: 2020. This is Cineroom’s annual feature that doesn’t always go so well, but for 2020, we’re feeling positive that we can hit a personal best.
Basically, we choose five films that are being released this year that we think will hit a $billion or more. A previous best being three out of five in 2017. We’ve got an inkling though; it’s going to be five out of five in 2020…  Our title doesn’t lie. In this feature each month, we round up the five best trailers from the past 30 days, so you don’t have to.
From the upcoming blockbusters, the tense thrillers and the lovey-dovey rom-coms; we have researched them all. Buckle up, clear your diary… this is the best 10 minutes of your month… 13/1/2020 Cineroom's top films of 2019. By Adam Ray Palmer
It's a new dawn, it’s a new day, it’s a new year for us… and we’re feeling good. Well, the makers of the below movies will certainly feel good if they care about Cineroom’s validation! It’s 2020, and that means one thing… we can now judge 2019! We don’t like to be mean on Cineroom, so this is just a feelgood article highlighting some of 2019’s best films. If you agree, great. If you don’t, let us know your favourites… 13/1/2020 92nd Academy Awards: A preview. Awards season is coming thick and fast now. We have already had the Golden Globes; the BAFTAs have released frustrating nominations last week and today was the turn of the Oscars.
The Academy Awards famously deliver a mixed bag when it comes to nominations over the last decade (at least) and 2020 was, on the whole, an improvement to an extent. Let’s get into it…  With streaming services galore and DVDs becoming a thing of the past, it’s important to make the right decision when adding to your collection.
Each month, we look at what movies deserve a space on your home-cinema shrine… (commonly known as a DVD shelf). Here’s five films that we think have potential to be bought in a shop near you… 10/1/2020 STN January 2020 write up. By Adam Ray Palmer
It’s the end of another decade people, and that’s a pretty big deal when it comes to one difficult decision… what’s been your film of the last 10 years? Well, in a few paragraphs time, I’ll give you mine – tell me yours on Cineroom’s Facebook or Twitter if you wish! But first, here’s a few films to catch over the December and January months.  Our blog title is actually a double entendre. Firstly, the nominations are certainly a year to forget for us film fans, as diversity was clearly not on the agenda.
Secondly, whilst on diversity, that has clearly been forgotten this year by BAFTA too. There’s lots that could be said, but the argument won’t be won or lost in a blog. But we will say a few points, alongside publishing the big hitters on the nomination list… 7/1/2020 77th Golden Globes: A review. Last night, 5th January 2020, the 77th edition of the Golden Globes took place in Los Angeles with Hollywood’s finest out in force.
As for our predictions, they were shambolic – but for good reason we believe. The winners on the night were hard to argue with. But first before our review, let’s have a quick look at some highlights…  Everyone works hard for their cash. So, when visiting the cinema, your decision is all the more important on what to spend a tenner on.
Do you go for a late-night horror? Or a date-night rom-com? Or perhaps the latest blockbuster? Let us do the research and you make the final call. Here’s five films that we think deserve your attention this month…  On 5th January 2020, the legend that is Ricky Gervais will be hosting the Golden Globes once again.
Alongside his comical jibes, the excitement from a few of the categories makes for a very interesting evening. A Netflix domination? Or will the old school theatres prevail? Here’s how we think it’s going to go… 31/12/2019 New Year pledge: an open letter. By Adam Ray Palmer
Hello, I’m Adam and I am the Creative Director for Cineroom. I feel like I need to re-introduce myself, as let’s face it, it’s been a while. I wanted to write this blog to explain Cineroom’s absence over the last year, or why we have been quiet, or even why we are properly returning in 2020. Let’s just talk… 28/8/2019 GIVEAWAY: Long Shot movie!
An all-star cast feature in the hilarious rom-com which sees sparks fly between comedy superstar Seth Rogen (Knocked Up, This Is the End) and Academy Award® winner Charlize Theron (Monster, Mad Max).
He’s a hard-hitting political writer with a talent for trouble. She’s the country’s top diplomat with a talent for...well, everything.  By Adam Ray Palmer
Diary entry day number five of the 54th Karlovy Vary Film Festival… It’s 3:38pm and I am currently sitting in the Prague International Airport collating my thoughts on a wonderful festival. I have spent the best part of a week in Karlovy Vary and I have nothing but praise for the town that’s situated just ninety minutes from Prague.  Wrapping up the Berlinale this year, and with just a week to go until the Academy Awards, we thought we’d bring you a slice of Christian Bale.
His latest performance as Dick Cheney in Vice has been recognised all over the award season, including the Oscars. So, we asked him five questions before the big day next Sunday… |
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