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The Disney live action remake bandwagon rolls on, with “The Lion King” having just hit cinemas and “Dumbo” arriving on home video (yes, I’m *that* old) this Friday. While the original story of the flying elephant was a short, charming film that changed the fortunes of Walt Disney Studios in the midst of World War II, this version comes at the time where Disney have no such financial woes and are able to stretch their creative muscles...

I feel like we all have situational album’s, when we’re feeling down, getting ready to hit the town, BBQ anthems or Sunday morning Favourites. For me Sunday mornings mean only one album and that’s David Bowie’s ‘Hunky Dory’...

On July 5th 2019 Golden Discs releases its first ever in-house compilation of the greatest rock'n'roll and soul tunes we could collaborate on two exclusive red vinyls. We wanted to keep it local, so hooked up with Dublin Vinyl to press the records here in Ireland...

This one has been a long time coming. DC had beaten Marvel to the punch in terms of having a female led superhero film, and while Marvel made some strides in this area with “Ant-Man and the Wasp” this is the first fully fledged female led superhero flick in the MCU...

With “Toy Story 4” hitting cinemas on the 21st of June, it’s a good time to look back at what Pixar has achieved in the twenty four years since the original “Toy Story” was released...

In the same year that Dreamworks seemingly wrapped up their big money spinner of the time in “Shrek”, even they couldn’t have predicted that the original “How to Train Your Dragon”, released the same year, would take its place financially and critically. Each of the “Dragon” films has been as warmly received as the last, and this film, the third and seemingly the last in the series, is no different...

When asked “Dad, what would you like for Father’s Day?” and they give you the usual response “Ah sure, you don’t have to get me anything.” DO NOT BE FOOLED. THEY ARE LYING. What they really mean is “I don’t even know myself” or “I’m not telling you because I’m your Dad and you should know”. But no need to fret, we’ve got ya covered! Here our top 3 picks for Father’s Day for Music, Movies & TV Boxsets...

At 88 years old, Clint Eastwood is showing no signs of slowing down behind the camera, and in this film he makes a rare appearance in front of it...

Everything is most certainly not awesome for the heroes of the fist Lego movie, a surprise hit from a few years ago, as this film picks up exactly where the original left off; the arrival of the Lego Duplo to the world of Emmet and Wildstyle...

This, the final part of M Night Shyamalan’s trilogy that started in 2000 with “Unbreakable”, and continued with “Split”, is a welcome reprieve from the traditional comic book stories we’ve been getting lately. It breaks down the superhero myths and tropes, and asks the question of whether or not superhuman abilities are just that, or are the people that carry them out merely fooling themselves...

Anchored by two excellent central performances by Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie, “Mary Queen of Scots” turns out to be a compelling drama which tells of the power struggle between young, widowed royal upstart Mary (Ronan) and her cousin, the ruling monarch of the day, Elizabeth (Robbie)...

After five Transformers films from the mind of director Michael Bay, each one less interesting than the last, we finally have the live action Transformers movie that we should have gotten from the start in the form of “Bumblebee”...