1917 was one of the most groundbreaking films of last year. Now you can experience exactly how they pulled off the masterful camera work for this movie.

The 92nd annual Academy Awards (or The Oscars as the cool kids call it now) just wrapped up a brief time ago at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles. After weeks of build-up, the biggest awards show in the movie industry finally handed out their little golden men.

Disney have found yet another director to helm their Pinocchio film after the first two left the project. Let's hope its third time a charm for them.

As far removed from the world of James Bond as can be, writer-director Sam Mendes 1917 is a WWI epic as steeped in towering technical ambition as it is gut-wrenching human drama.

We've had the slightly cooler kids from the Golden Globes and the BAFTAs giving out their prizes, but now it's time for the grandaddy of the movie awards shows to do its thing. The 92nd Academy Awards aka the 2020 Oscars will be taking place in just under a month and now we know which films and actors will be duking it out for those small golden sword-wielding men as the nominations have just been revealed.

The 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards wrapped up this morning, with the second-biggest stop on the Hollywood awards circuit delivering up a number of surprises and snubs.

War films don't get much better than this as we get a final trailer for possibly the film of 2019. Even though we will only get to watch it next year.

Take it from somebody who's already seen it, you will definitely want to watch Sam Mendes' upcoming WWI masterpiece 1917 when it releases locally next year. And a new extended featurette takes you behind the scenes on how this modern-classic came to be.