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We all fell in love with the Portokalos family from My Big Fat Greek Wedding – and now the second instalment is about to hit our screens.

You know the deal, when you're single you can't avoid a million family members asking when you're going to settle down and find the right person.

Well, the original romantic comedy was centred around just that as 30-year-old Toula was still unmarried and her parents were freaking out.

But then Toula fell in love with Ian (swoon), a hot and handsome teacher, and the big fat Greek wedding was underway!

This time round the Portokalos are coming back bigger and better than ever – and this movie is guaranteed to have a great few laughs.

Toula now has a grown daughter, and her big Greek family will not stop following her around (we know the feeling!).

But as one problem is solved, another one pops up – and it's going to surprise you all. 

Watch the trailer now – you're going to be mega excited about it when you see the beloved Portokalos family together again.

See you at the cinema on March 25th…

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They have been broken up for months now, but it seems that things might be taking a turn for the best for Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick. 

The duo were spotted with their six-year-old son, Mason and three-year-old daughter, Penelope, heading to the cinema together for a family day out. 

It's the first appearance the pair have made together this year and it seems that things must be going well for them since one of their many problems was Scott not spending enough time with his kids. 

The pair were separated on New Year's Eve though, with Scott ringing in 2016 at a Las Vegas party and Kourtney celebrating the new year at home with her sister Kim and some friends. 

Kourtney and Scott first broke up in July of last year, when he was clearly partying a little too hard for a father-of-three. 

But, after the 32-year-old completed another stint in rehab, Kourtney has been spending more and more time with him, sparking rumours of a reconciliation. 

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We have been anticipating the release of Room for well over a year now and thank goodness, we don't have to wait much longer. 

To appease our appetites, a brand new trailer has been released and it has pretty much cemented the fact that this will no doubt be the first film we go to see in 2016. 

Based on the hit novel of the same name written by Irish author Emma Donoghue, the movie version has been tackled by esteemed Irish director Lenny Abrahamson, known for such titles as Frank and What Richard Did. 

Room tells the story of a mother, played by up and coming American actress Brie Larson, and her 5-year-old son who are finally released back into the world after years spent in captivity. 

The film is already receiving highly positive reviews and there are murmurs that the film may enjoy some Oscar nominations at the 2016 awards. 

Room will be in cinemas on the 15th of January, but in the meantime enjoy the trailer below. 

 

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Released back in 2003, Finding Nemo has since had a very special place in our hearts.

We've had to wait more than 12 years for details of the sequel, but now, FINALLY, Finding Dory is officially en route. 

Yes, mark June 17, 2016 in your diaries: that will be the day that you'll be going to the cinema to see Ellen Degeneres reprieve her fishy role.

Better still, a trailer has also today been released – giving us all a precious, sneak 90second peak into the action that will hit screens next summer.

Meanwhile, the poster for the animated movie – which picks up six months after the action ends in the first film – was furthermore unveiled yesterday, and features Dory's classic catchphrase: "Just keep swimming."

When released, Finding Nemo proved a MASSIVE success for Disney and Pixar – racking in €875m worldwide.

 

 

 

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The weather is getting colder and the night's are getting super frosty, so there's really no better excuse for heading to the cinema this month.

And with these new film releases, we can certainly look forward to chilling in front of the movie screen:

Brooklyn

Brooklyn stars our very own Saoirse Ronan, who plays a young woman called Eilish who moved to America in the 1950's to have a better life. But when she is faced with retuning home, she's forced to make a very difficult decision.

Starring: Saoirse Ronan, Julie Waters, Domhnall Gleeson and Jim Broadbent.

 

Kill Your Friends

This movie sees an A&R man working at the height of the British pop music craze. But it takes a bad turn when he goes to extreme measures to find new material for a song.

Starring: Nicholas Hoult, Tom Riley, Ed Skrein and James Cordon.

 

Freaks of Nature

The unlikely combination of a teenager, a vampire and a zombie all join forces when an alien invasion hits their hometown. 

Starring: Vanessa Hudgens, Ed Westwick, Bob Odenkirk and Denis Leary.

 

Fathers and Daughters

A widowed writer who suffers with mental illness is trying to raise his young daughter as he battles his problems.

Starring: Aaron Paul, Russell Crowe, Amanda Seyfried and Dian Kruger.

 

Steve Jobs

The biopic we've all been waiting for. This movie takes us behind-the-scenes of the digital revolution and paints the portrait of the man who is in the centre of it all.

Starring: Michael Fastbender, Kate Winslet, Seth Rogen and Jeff Daniels.

 

The Dressmaker

A glamorous woman returns to her small hometown in rural Austrialia. With her sewing machine and trend setting style, she transforms the women of the town. But she then takes out revenge on all the women that did her wrong.

Starring: Kate Winslet, Liam Hemsworth and Hugo Weaving.

 

Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2

In the last instalment of the movie franchise, we see Katniss Everdeen being symbolised as the Mockingjay. With her new caption, Katniss and District 13 engage in a revolution against the autocratic Capitol.

Starring: Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth and Woody Harrelson.

 

Black Mass

The true story of Whitey Bulger, the brother of a state senator and the most violent criminal in the history of South Boston, who then became an FBI informant in order to take down a Mafia family invading his turf. 

Starring: Johnny Depp, Benedict Cumberbatch and Dakota Johson.

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We can’t deny it, but we do love a good freebie from time to time. There’s nothing better than being rewarded for our loyal customer service than getting an extra surprise after parting with our hard earned cash.

Well, it seems like the people at Meteor have read our minds because they’re launching their new Extras programme. The network wants to say thank you to their customers by offering them a little something extra.

The new loyalty programme, launched by the aptly titled ‘World’s Greatest Extra’ Jesse Heiman is designed to give Meteor customers some special gifts to say thank you.

Director of Meteor Maeve O’Malley said about the programme:

“We designed Extras with our customers in mind, so you can do the things you love for less – eat out, go out and catch a movie every month. Meteor has had incredible success over the years and there’s a real affection for us as an Irish brand, and Extras is our way of giving something back.”

Customers across the country will be able to avail of free cinema tickets every month in over 35 cinemas. You can also get 2 for 1 dining experiences in a range of restaraunts including Captain America’s and Milano.

2 for 1 Day Out offers are also available for various spots around the country including Thomond Park Stadium and Eagles Flying (Sligo).

So why choose Jesse to launch the programme?

Jesse earned his title after appearing in over 75 films. You may not recognise his name though, because rather than take centre stage, he’s become known as the industry’s most well-known extra.

He’s even managed to befriend A-Listers like Tom Hanks and Hilary Duff, without even having to learn any lines! Viewed by over one billion people, the 2013 Superbowl ad featuring Jesse and Bar Rafaeli getting up close and personal made sure he became something of a pop culture phenomenon.

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If you're a fan of the Divergent series then you are probably already very excited about the next movie in the franchise, Insurgent, coming to Irish cinemas this Friday. 

However, there's also lots more to check out in the cinema this weekend so check these out and make a date! 

Home
With a very random cast including Steve Martin, Rihanna and Jennifer Lopez, this animations sees the invasion of Earth by an alien race called Boov who come to make some major changes to the organisation of the human world. 

Insurgent
Shailene Woodley once again takes on the role of Tris in the second film of the book trilogy. Tris and Four are now on the run from the Erudite leader, Jeanine, played by Kate Winslet. Will they manage to protect their loved ones? 

The Voices
Ryan Reynolds stars as Jerry, a seemingly regular man working at a bathtub company. However, all is not as it seems in this black comedy as Jerry also loves to talk to his pets (just like we do) but the only strange thing is they talk back… And what they get him to do goes beyond the bounds of normalcy. 

 

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Heading to the cinema this weekend? With a great mix of action, romance and drama, you're sure to find a new film you'll love!

Here are the new movies hitting Irish cinemas this week:

Run All Night
Liam Neeson gets in on the action again in this film about a retired mobster who must figure out where his loyalties lie when his estranged son becomes a kill target. If you enjoyed Taken, this is definitely for you.

 

Suite Francaise
​Michelle Williams has been off our screens for a while but she returns as the lead in this period drama, a tale of forbidden love set during WWII. Frenchwoman Lucille Angellier (Williams) does the unthinkable when she falls for a German soldier (Matthias Schoenaerts) sent to live in her home as his regiment occupy her village. The book is an adaptation of a novel by Irene Nemirovsky, discovered fifty years after her death in a concentration camp.

 

X + Y
Nathan (Asa Butterfield) is on the autism spectrum and has always had difficulty interacting with others. After losing his father at a young age, he withdraws further into himself – until his love of mathematics shows him a whole new world and a group of people who accept him and all his differences.

 

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There’s lots coming out in the cinemas just in time for the weekend! So, grab your friends or your date (or both!) and head to your local theatre.

Still Alice
The role Julianna Moore won an Oscar for will finally be hitting select Irish screens this weekend. Julianna stars as Alice Howland, a linguistics professor whose family are put to the test when she gets a diagnosis that will change her life.

 

Chappie
Set in the future (stay with us here) in a world where the police force has been replaced by a mechanized robot fleet, the people begin to revolt. One robot, nicknamed Chappie, is reprogrammed to think and feel for himself. When the force in charge of the new robot police discover Chappie, they set out to ensure he is the last of his kind.

 

Unfinished Business
Starring a host of great actors from Vince Vaughn, Sienna Miller and Dave Franco, Unfinished Business tells the story of a small business owner (Vaughn) who travels to Europe to close an important business deal. Needless to say, nothing goes to plan…

 

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There are some great new releases coming out this weekend so grab the girlies, you mum or your other half and head to the cinema!

Selma
Hitting Irish cinemas this Friday, Selma sees a great cast of David Oyelowo, Oprah Winfrey, Tim Roth and Tom Wilkinson bring to life Martin Luther Kin’s campaign to secure equal voting rights in ’60s America.

The Interview
Probably one of the most talk-about movies of this year so far, The Interview caused a LOT of trouble with North Korea thanks to its depiction of leader Kim Jong Un.

Jupiter Ascending
Described as, erm a ‘space opera’ (?!) this movie stars lots of big names such as Mila Kunis, Channing Tatum and Eddie Redmayne. Out this Friday! 

Patrick's Day
A movie set to change the way people look at mental health issues. Written and directed by Terry McMahon and starring Moe Dunford, Kerry Fox and Phillip Jackson, this is one movie you don't want to miss. Hitting Irish cinemas Friday 6th February. 

 

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Welcome back to The Line-Up folks, your weekly mine of the best events around. This week Niamh Geaney had rounded up some top-things to do with BYOB underground cinema, free chocolate tastings, choons and gay film screenings all making an appearance.

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There is hugely exciting news for Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner this morning! It has been announced that the talented young star will take on the role of Jean Grey in the upcoming X-Men: Apocalypse.

Director Bryan Singer announced the news on Twitter last night, along with revealing that Alex Shipp would take on the role of Storm and Tye Sheridan is to be the new Cyclops: “Meet our new and brilliant young mutants: @Alexshipppp as #Storm @SophieT as #JeanGrey and @TyeSheridan as #Cyclops #XmenApocalypse.”

The role of Jean Grey has been played by Famke Janssen since 2000. 

This is no doubt that this is only the beginning for Sophie, who has portrayed Sansa Stark in the hit HBO show since 2011. Obviously over the moon about her new gig, Sophie tweeted shortly after the revelation: "OMG."

We're delighted for her – congratulations Sophie! 

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