Rain in Cinema Written by FilmProbe Rain can be an important player within cinema, adding emotional depth to a scene. Amping up emotions, urgency or tension. Sometimes giving a cleansing effect to a scene, washing away uncertainty or forgetting about the past. Rain is something I love to listen to within movies, it’s almost therapeutic to sit and listen to the rain fall. Rain can add so much dimension to a scene… which is why I wanted to showcase fifteen of my all time favour

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002) is the second instalment in the world renowned Harry Potter franchise, The story follows Harry's second year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, where the Heir of Salazar Slytherin opens the Chamber of Secrets. Harry Potter is a nostalgic and comforting franchise to return to as an adult, the characters are whimsical and the stories are always magical and compelling. This second movie has to be my personal favourite an

Did you know Tim Burton’s Mars Attacks! only made 1 million at the box office? Did you know it was considered a flop and got incredibly mixed reviews from critics at the time? Neither did I and I am absolutely shocked after learning this. Mars Attacks! is a uniquely devised Burton classic which incorporates some of his better know techniques and displays his quirky approach to filmmaking. I remember seeing Mars Attacks! for the fist time and being completely blown away by the

They simply don’t make films like this anymore, we no longer have stars like Judy Garland and practical affects are slowly being pushed off our screens. The Wizard of Oz is one of the most mystical, magical movie to have ever been created. A true monument of cinema and a true depiction and living proof of how unique and groundbreaking movies can be. In this classic musical fantasy, Judy Garland stars as Dorothy Gale, a young Kansas farm girl who dreams of a land somewhere ove

Bohemian Rhapsody was an absolute knockout when it reached the cinemas, a story that audiences have begged to see on screen for years was finally upon us. I truly emotional, respectful and insightful piece of cinema which I thoroughly enjoy watching over and over again. This isn’t just a biopic, this film is a dramatised version of the story we all think we know and I enjoyed that they added some embellishments and made Queen’s story their own. This is a cinematic masterpiece

A series of incidents intertwines the lives of two Los Angeles mobsters, a gangster's wife, a boxer and two small-time criminals. One of...

A unconventional love, Pretty Woman (1990) stars Julia Roberts and Richard Gere as the unlikely pairing of Vivian Ward and Edward Lewis....

100/100 Released in 1942 Directed by Michael Curtiz Staring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman Duration of 1 hour 42 minutes Budget of...