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Empire is a British film magazine that celebrates cinema in all its forms, from blockbuster hits to independent gems. Published monthly, it is one of the most respected and widely-read film publications in the world, known for its authoritative coverage, exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes features and in-depth reviews. Since its launch in 1989, each issue of Empire has offered film fans a rich mix of content, including breaking news, director and actor profiles, set reports and previews of upcoming releases. The magazine strikes a balance between mainstream and arthouse cinema, catering to casual viewers and serious cinephiles alike. Its reviews are thoughtful and insightful, combining critical evaluation with an accessible tone that speaks to a broad audience. Empire also features striking photography, specially commissioned artwork and curated lists such as its yearly Best Films rankings, which have become highly anticipated among readers. Available on PressReader, Empire magazine continues to be an essential source of movie news, opinion and celebration for film lovers around the globe.
SOME SCI-FI trilogies wrap up with cavorting Ewoks. Denis Villeneuve has gone in a different direction. Over the two Dune films to date, Timothée Chalamet’s Paul Atreides has survived space-witches, jumbo worms, sand in his socks. Now, he’s...
Did they make the new TV show as well as they could make it? We find out. Rest assured that the world is showing no signs of improvement. Empire stands on a street corner in Los Angeles 2099 with showrunner Silka Luisa, who has volunteered as tour...
“While reporting on Brad Bird’s sci-fi noir Ray Gunn, I jet-packed on down to Netflix’s LA HQ, where one of the film’s animators attempted to teach me how to draw its eponymous hero. If my secondary-school art teacher Mrs Smith is reading: I...
“I’ve visited every David Fincher set since Zodiac, but never before stood by him, watching Brad Pitt, wondering if Quentin Tarantino might stop by. As it happened, we eventually caught up with QT on Zoom. My 18-year-old self was freaking out....
