GLAMOUR's Film Guide
Splash NewsThe Man From U.N.C.L.E
We’ll be seeing Henry Cavill without his Superman leotard in August as he takes on the role of CIA Napoleon Solo in Guy Ritchie’s take on the famous 1960s spy thriller. His sidekick comes in the handsome form of Armie Hammer, and in case that’s not eye candy enough for you, Ritchie’s pal David Beckham is rumoured to be making his silver screen acting debut.It will be out on 14 August.
Macbeth
Classic tale Macbeth has never been sexier; Michael Fassbender plays the role in the upcoming adaptation, which will be in cinemas on 2 October. The trailer for the film suggests the tale will be darker than ever, and shows a stunning Marion Cotillard playing the evil Lady Macbeth.
Rex FeaturesInside Out
If Disney Pixar movies with all-star casts are your thing, this one's for you. A great film for families, Inside Out features voice-overs from the likes of Mindy Kaling, Bill Hader and Amy Poehler. It tells the story of Riley, who is uprooted from the American Mid-West and moved to San Francisco. Go and see it on 24 July.
Southpaw
Recognise Jake Gyllenhaal? Nope, we didn't either. The handsome star seriously buffed up to play the role of Billy Hope in upcoming boxing movie Southpaw. Out 24 July, the film tells the story of a boxer who rises to the top only to fall again after a tragic incident involving his wife, who is played by the stunning Rachel McAdams.
Rex FeaturesSpectre (Bond 24)
As you’d expect, very few details have been released about Spectre. Here’s what we know so far: Daniel Craig is returning, Christoph Waltz is the villain, rumoured to be Ernst Stavro Blofeld, Ralph Fiennes is M, Léa Seydoux is a Bond girl and they are all directed by Sam Mendes. The filming, which will take place in Austria, is set to begin soon, with a view to the film being released on November 6 2015.
Rex FeaturesVictor Frankenstein
Daniel Radcliffe continues to choose roles that distance him from the Harry Potter franchise. On November 27, he’s set to appear in this horror film version of Mary Shelley’s classic gothic novel. Unlike many adaptations, this film shows Victor Frankenstein’s demise after creating his monster from the perspective of his hunchback assistant, played by Radcliffe. He isn’t the only big name – James McAvoy stars as the tragic scientist and Jessica Brown Findlay will appear as circus performer Lorelei.
Anas El Baz/FacebookQueen Of The Desert
We’ve not seen any of this movie yet but Nicole Kidman’s role as early 20th century traveller, writer and archaeologist Gertrude Bell is the sort of part that gets nominated for Oscars. She’s in exalted company, with James Franco playing aristocrat Henry Cadogan, Robert Pattinson as T.E. Lawrence and Damian Lewis as Bell’s lover Charles Doughty-Wylie. No news on the release date yet but keep your eyes peeled.
Rex FeaturesMagic Mike XXL
Channing Tatum revealed exclusively to GLAMOUR that he wanted to do a Magic Mike sequel and the waiting is nearly over. There’s little info on the plot of this male stripper movie but, let’s face it, all we need to know is Channing, Joe Manganiello, Matt Bomer and their respective six packs are back. Quite a few Hollywood ladies also make an appearance; look out for Elizabeth Banks, Amber Heard, Jada Pinkett and Andie MacDowell when the film is released on 3 July.
GettySuffragette
We have a sneaking suspicion that Suffragette will dominate the female acting awards following its September release date. When you have a cast that includes Helena Bonham Carter, Carey Mulligan, Romola Garai, Anne-Marie Duff and Meryl Streep as Emmeline Pankhurst, you have to do something seriously wrong not to win something. Plus, as the film’s name not-so-subtly suggests, this is a movie about the early feminist movement, which is bound to stir up emotion and some fantastically dramatic scenes. The movie will be out on 30 October.
Rex FeaturesThe Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2
The games are finally coming to an end as 20 November sees the final Hunger Games movie released, and Katniss and District 13 put up a last fight against the Capitol. If you want blood-pumping action and lots of kick-ass Jennifer Lawrence, this film has it; apparently director Francis Lawrence considers it to be the most violent of the four movies.
Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens
The seventh movie in George Lucas’ franchise takes place 30 years after the end of Return Of The Jedi, and Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher reprise the roles that made them famous. They are joined by newbies Adam Driver, Oscar Isaac and John Boyega. The Force Awakens, which is released on 18 December, is expected to return to the roots of the first Star Wars film, with director JJ Abrams stating it will be based more on emotion than explanation.
Rex FeaturesEverest
Keira Knightley, Jake Gyllenhaal, Josh Brolin and Sam Worthington star as part of a team who head off on a climbing expedition up Mount Everest. As you’d expect, not everything goes to plan and they are left fighting for their lives when a severe snow storm hits. Snow, ice and drama by the bucketful – it’s just a shame we’ll need to wait till 25 September to see it.
Getty ImagesAmy
In cinemas 3 July, Amy is the documentary everyone has been talking about this year. Telling the story of Amy Winehouse, who died in 2011 from alcohol poisoning, the film will offer viewers the chance to see previously unseen archived footage of the singer. Chronicling her life right up until her tragic death, this is one not to miss for Amy fans. Just remember the tissues.
Getty ImagesSteve Jobs
Following Ashton Kutcher's portrayal of the mighty Steve Jobs in 2013 (which earned itself varying reviews), a new set of filmmakers have decided to take a stab at creating a movie about the Apple creator's life. This newest version will be out on 13 October, and we predict it will definitely be worth a watch.
Bridge of Spies
In Bridge of Spies, out on November, Tom Hanks plays an American lawyer who is recruited by the CIA during the Cold War to help rescue a pilot detained in the Soviet Union. The movie is directed by Steven Spielberg, which is reason enough to buy a ticket at the cinema.
Rex FeaturesMinions
Everybody loves a minion, which is why, here at GLAMOUR HQ, we can't wait for the release of the new Minions movie, out now. We are especially excited because some of our favourite stars have been cast to do the voice-overs, including Sandra Bullock, Jon Hamm and funny man Steve Carell. This time around, the minions are involved in a plot to take over the world... uh oh.
Rex FeaturesMission Impossible 5: Rogue Nation
Mission Impossible is the franchise that just keeps on giving. This summer (on 30 July to be exact), Mission Impossible 5: Rogue Nation will hit cinemas, and this time, Ethan and the team will take on their toughest challenge yet. Tom Cruise, Simon Pegg and Alec Baldwin all star in the latest movie, and provide hours of full-on action and entertainment.
Pan
Childhood classic Peter Pan has had a revamp, and this time includes a supermodel and several huge stars in the cast. Cara Delevingne appears as a mermaid in this fantastical tale, while Hugh Jackman dons his gold tooth for the role of Blackbeard. Amanda Seyfried also plays Mary in the exciting new adaptation, out on 16 October.
Trainwreck
GLAMOUR award winner Amy Schumer impressively wrote and starred in hilarious romcom Trainwreck, which sees her play a character who struggles with monogamy. The lovely Bill Hader stars opposite her, and adds to the comic factor. Head to the cinema for a chuckle come 28 August.
FlynetThe Danish Girl
Eddie Redmayne's role as artist Lili Elbe, who was the first known person to undergo sexual reassignment surgery, has been stirring up Oscar buzz since its announcement. Based on the book by David Ebershoff, The Danish Girl is a touching film not to be missed. It will be out in cinemas in the new year on 1 January 2016.
