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BE ONE OF THE FIRST IN SINGAPORE TO WATCH "STAND BY ME DORAEMON" AT THE GALA PREMIERE ON 3RD DECEMBER!

Posted on 20 Nov 2014

Listen up, fans of the popular Japanese cartoon character Doraemon: here’s your chance to be one of the first in Singapore to watch the last animated feature film, STAND BY ME DORAEMON! Tickets to the gala premiere, “STAND BY ME DOREAMON Tomodachi Day”, will be on sale from 20 November, onwards from www.gv.com.sg, iGV, AXS machines or any GV box office counter! Purchase a ...

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST SETS BOX OFFICE RECORDS GLOBALLY

Posted on 20 Mar 2017

Disney’s Beauty and the Beast charms its way to the hearts of audiences in Southeast Asia, taking in a remarkable cumulative box office of USD$14.9million across the region on its' opening weekend. The live-action adaptation of the beloved classic tale opened to the number one position at the box office charts globally. In Singapore, the film opened in cinemas on 16th March, and l ...

BENNY CHAN (陈木胜) (1962 - 2020)

Posted on 23 Aug 2020

One of our favourite HK director Benny Chan has sadly passed away this morning at the age of 58 due to nasopharyngeal cancer. Chan started his career at TVB before carving out a career in movies. The classic 1990 "A Moment of Romance" starring Andy Lau and Wu Chien-lien was one of his directing debut features. Over the last three decades, Chan has helmed a number of memorable acti ...

BENZ HUI (许绍雄) (1948 - 2025)

Posted on 28 Oct 2025

Veteran Hong Kong actor Benz Hui Shiu-hung, aged 76, passed away on 28 October 2025 in Hong Kong. His death was attributed to multiple-organ failure caused by kidney cancer. A highly respected figure in the Hong Kong entertainment industry, Hui built a career spanning more than 50 years with over 160 film and television credits. He was particularly famed for his supporting roles, earning wi ...

BILL PAXTON (1955 - 2017)

Posted on 27 Feb 2017

As Hollywood celebrates the Oscar, they are also mourning the loss of a man who was famously killed by a Terminator, a Predator and an Alien. The man happened to be actor Bill Paxton. The Emmy-nominated actor whose four-decade career included roles in such films as Aliens, Twister and Titanic as well as TV shows Big Love and Hatsfields & McCoys, died Saturday due to complications from s ...

BOB HOSKINS (1942 - 2014)

Posted on 01 May 2014

British actor Bob Hoskins, who was best known for his role as detective Eddie Valiant in Who Framed Roger Rabbit, has died of pneumonia at the age of 71. Hoskins' agent said he died on Tuesday in hospital, surrounded by family. He announced he was retiring from acting in 2012 after being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. Though the veteran actor has never won an Oscar in his care ...

BONG JOON-HO'S 'PARASITE' WINS THE PALME D'OR

Posted on 26 May 2019

Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-ho has won the Cannes Film Festival’s Palme d’Or tonight with PARASITE, a powerful dramedy about the collision of two families from very different socio-economic classes that leads all of them to become entangled in an unexpected incident. The win marks Bong’s first major prize in Cannes. In his remarks onstage tonight inside the Lumiè ...

BOOK REVIEW #10: JACKIE CHAN: NEVER GROW UP, ONLY GET OLDER (成龙：还没长大就老了)

Posted on 11 May 2015

Kind of strange reviewing a Chinese book on an English site but here goes, a brief review of Jackie Chan’s latest autobiography, “成龙：还没长大就老了”, loosely translated as “Never Grow Up, Only Get Older”. Written by one of Chan’s close friends, Zhu Mo (a former marketing staff at Huayi Brothe ...

BOOK REVIEW #11: THE ART OF DREAMWORKS ANIMATION

Posted on 22 Jun 2015

This smartly assembled coffee table book is published to commemorate DreamWorks Animation twentieth anniversary. Wow seriously twenty? Of course, comparing DreamWorks Animation to Disney, the former is still a pretty young company but you can’t deny it has already a part of pop culture over the two decades. The 324 pages book covers practically every title DreamWorks Animation has pro ...

BOOK REVIEW #12: SLEEPLESS IN HOLLYWOOD - TALES FROM THE NEW ABNORMAL IN THE MOVIE BUSINESS

Posted on 04 Jul 2015

It takes an insider to take us on an inside journey of how the current movie business works. And the person is none other than Lynda Obst, a veteran producer of movies such as Sleepless in Seattle and The Siege. The New Abnormal as Obst coined it in her book refers to the cultural change of Hollywood in recent years. When it comes to pitching, casting and friending, it’s a vast change ...

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