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Scenes Magazine

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Independent UK-based film magazine.

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Primetime has released into cinemas, but is it as good as people say? You can read our thoughts below on Lance Oppenheim’s debut narrative feature scenesmagazine.co.uk/2026/10…
Primetime (2026) review: Tonight on A24, Robert Pattinson will give a career best performance

Primetime (2026) review: Tonight on A24, Robert Pattinson will give a career best performance

Lance Oppenheim’s narrative directorial debut is a fascinating look into the murky waters of reality TV

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Wildwood, Laika’s first film in seven years, releases on Friday after 16 years in the making, but is it any good? Find out in our review below. scenesmagazine.co.uk/2026/10…
Wildwood (LFF) review: A magnificent display of animation and story telling

Wildwood (LFF) review: A magnificent display of animation and story telling

Laika’s ambitious new outing contains everything which has made their stop-motion films so great, and improves on every single one writes Carter Smith

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London Film Festival French mystery Too Many Beasts is a comical outing from Sarah Arnold which acts as a spiritual successor to Hot Fuzz Read our full review below: scenesmagazine.co.uk/2026/10…
Too Many Beasts (LFF review) – Kooky French mystery is a good laugh

Too Many Beasts (LFF review) – Kooky French mystery is a good laugh

French inspired Hot Fuzz is a little mental, but a comical outing from Sarah Arnold in her directorial debut

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LFF DAY ONE🎬: Olivia Coleman starring Wicker is as quirky as it is sincere. Read our full review below: scenesmagazine.co.uk/2026/09…
Wicker (LFF) review: Olivia Coleman shines in sweet raunchy comedy

Wicker (LFF) review: Olivia Coleman shines in sweet raunchy comedy

Despite seeming like a raunchfest, Wicker is a surprisingly sweet outing about love and patriarchal views. I can’t believe it either writes Carter Smith

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First look: Olivia Coleman starring Wicker is as quirky as it is sincere. Check back on our website for our full review: scenesmagazine.co.uk
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New cinema releases🎬 - Hope - Queen at Sea - Heart of the Beast - Sense and Sensibility - Avengers Endgame: Encore - Manhunter (40th Anniversary) What film will you be watching first?
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Scenes Magazine - a new era. After a lot of work, your new home for reviews, interviews, news and more from across the UK film industry is now up and running. Make a Scene.  scenesmagazine.co.uk/
Scenes

Scenes

Your new independent UK-based film magazine. Find reviews, interviews, news and more on our website.

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New films releasing today in cinemas: & Sons Coyote vs. Acme Stop! That! Train! Insidious: Out of the Further Teenage Sex and Death At Camp Miasma Which one will you watch first?
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Scenes 001 72 pages. 9 months. 14 reviews. 10 Interviews. 100s of emails sent. 40+ unanswered emails 40+ no’s to email requests Countless sleepless nights A healthy amount of breakdowns One person. Scenes magazine is out now. Make a Scene. media.journoportfolio.com/us…
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Scenes 001: Last Scene: Taste Cinema Wes Anderson: The Archives BFI London Film Festival Guide A film lovers guide to Edinburgh Stories from the UK’s smallest cinema The best films for the best movie nights Out now. Make a scene.
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That’s all! Thank you to everyone who has helped this magazine come to life. My lectures, my friends, my family, my girlfriend thank you for making this possible.m I hope you enjoy. Make a scene.
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The opening designs four our four features. See these and more in Scenes Magazine. Release date: 7/6/26
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It may be two years away, but it’s never to early to start speculating what may happen in Sam Mendes’s four-film cinematic event centred around The Beatles Find out what genre we think each film should be in Scenes Magazine Release date: 7/6/26
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Martin Scorsese supporting an AI is terrible for the industry, but not new. It seems as though recently, AI in film is becoming less and less of a taboo subject. At Scenes we discuss why this is a worrying trend for cinema in our coming issue. Release date: 7/6/26
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Paramount has brought Warner Brothers – is that all folks? We at Scenes discuss what this means and whether that’s the end of cinema as we know it. Release date: 7/6/26
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