Kursk is inspired by the unforgettable true story of the K-141 Kursk, a Russian flagship nuclear-powered submarine that sank to the bottom of the Barents Sea in August 2000. As 23 sailors fought for survival aboard the disabled sub, their families desperately battled bureaucratic obstacles and impossible odds to find answers and save them.

Gerard Butler has made a career out of saving presidents, but this time things are a little different as its Russian and not the US President that needs saving and Butler has to do it while underwater. Don't worry though, this won't stop him and the crew he's assembled from going all gung-ho in this submarine thriller from South African filmmaker Donovan "Spud" Marsh.

Colonia is a film that was already released to certain audiences at the Toronto International Film festival last year and received some mixed reviews, but appeared to offer a lot of potential. And now, the rest of us normal people will be getting an opportunity to see the film and determine that for ourselves. A new trailer has been released for …

Movies can be more than just a collection of moving pictures captured on film. They can be insightful and inciting calls to arms. They can be mentally stimulating puzzles within conundrums. They can be introspective treatise on the human condition. They can be living testaments to the power of emotion. John Wick is none of these things. What it is, …

It’s a pretty emotionally dour week at the movies. There are no cutesy kiddie films or comedies in sight; just drama, desperation to escape and heroes questioning the rightness of the status quo. Noah: The most high profile of this week’s releases is this “inspired by” take on the famous Old Testament Bible story. A man (Russell Crowe) receives visions …