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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.
TOM CRUISE HAS played 36 characters to date (I’m not counting Murphy’s Henchman in Young Guns 2 or, uh, Tom Cruise in Austin Powers 3). He’s done pretty much everything you can imagine a person doing while a camera records them: flipping...
“Anya Taylor-joy dropped into the Pilot TV studio recently for her new show, Lucky, but ended up bonding with Steph and Boyd and I over an extended dog discourse. Shout out to her dearly departed chihuahua, Bartok The Magnificent, and the...
A long read by the former Short Round.
“I’ve been blabbering on (or should that be blubber-ing on?) about the Daniel Kraus novel Whalefall ever since I read it. So, going on set and seeing such a seemingly unfilmable tale come to life in front of my very eyes was a whale of a time...
In a special report from San Diego, our ace reporter stops dancing around in his Comic-con-exclusive Kevin Feige undies long enough to bring you the latest on Doomsday, plus Ghost Rider and Black Panther III. A HISTORIC SHOWDOWN Doom is almost...
Empire violates Peter Jackson’s territorial bubble just in time to celebrate the 30th anniversary of his ghostly comedy.
