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This week on Box Office we review Shazam, Pet Sematary and The Sisters Brothers. Plus we look at the best music bio-pics on Netflix.

This week on Box Office it's our Colin Farrell special. Lisa speaks to Colin while he was home in Dublin all about Dumbo and the films which have had the biggest impact on his career to date.

This week the Box Office team review Jordan Peele's US and preview some of the must-see horror films hitting cinemas in 2019.

This week on Box Office we review Ben is Back, What Women Want and Under the Silver Lake. Plus we go through new Netflix releases such as Triple Frontier.

Lisa Cannon reviews Captain Marvel and the abduction thriller Everybody Knows. Plus Kevin McGahern and Paddy Courtney preview some of the must-see movies en route this sumer.

Lisa Cannon chats to Stephen Merchant about his new film Fighting with my Family along with Séana Kerslake and writer/director Lee Cronin for their film The Hole in the Ground.

Lisa Cannon covers the Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival and chats to film-maker John Butler and actor Matt Bomer about their new film Papi Chulo.

This week on Box Office, writer-director Joe Cornish talks about the Kid Who Would Be King.

This week on Box Office with Lisa Cannon: Will Arnett talks to Kevin McGahern about the Lego Movie 2. Gordon Hayden reviews Alita: Battle Angel and Michael Doherty along with Paddy Courtney review If Beale Street Could Talk and Boy Erased.

Lisa Cannon is back to review Green Book, Escape Room and How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World with Paddy Courtney and Chris Wasser. Plus Gordon Hayden and Pamela Joyce review the massive Netflix documentary Fyre.

Box Office returns with Lisa Cannon for a brand new series. We kick off this new episode from New York City. Lisa meets Irish acting great Fionnula Flanagan. John C. Reilly & Steve Coogan talk Stan & Ollie and M. Night Shyamalan discusses Glass. Plus Gordon Hayden reviews Vice, The Mule and Second Act.

This week Lisa Cannon and the Box Office team review Mary Poppins Returns and Bumblebee. Plus Gordon Hayden looks at the best and worst legacy sequels.

This week on Box Office Lisa Cannon and the Box Office team review Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and Aquaman along with the sci-fi punk action adventure Mortal Engines.

This week Lisa Cannon is in Disneyland Paris to celebrate Mickey Mouse's 90th birthday! John C. Reilly and Sarah Silverman talk all about Ralph Breaks the Internet and the movies that made them. Plus Gordon Hayden previews the must-see Disney movies for 2019.

This week on Box Office, Lisa Cannon talks to rising Welsh star Taron Egerton. Gordon Hayden reviews the new incarnation of the hooded outlaw while Rory Cashin reviews Assassination Nation.

Rising Welsh star Taron Egerton is our big guest chatting to Lisa Cannon about taking on the iconic character of Robin Hood, in a brand new blockbuster. Gordon Hayden meets more of the Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald cast. Plus, the Box Office team take a look at some of the best Robin Hood movies on Netflix, such as Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves starring Kevin Costner and his American accent!

This week filmmaking legend Jim Sheridan talks about his documentary ‘Shelter Me’ playing at the Galway Junior Film Fleadh, along with projects he’s currently working on, and how he would love to coax Daniel Day-Lewis out of retirement. Lisa Cannon and film reviewers Chris Wasser and Rory Cashin cast their eye over this weekend’s new cinema releases such as The Nutcracker and the Four Realms and Mike Leigh’s new film Peterloo. Gordon Hayden looks ahead to upcoming releases on Virgin TV On...

Box Office is back with Lisa Cannon. This week Rami Malek of Mr. Robot fame talks about playing Freddie Mercury in the bio-pic Bohemian Rhapsody. Ross Whitaker, the director of ‘Katie’ a documentary all about Katie Taylor discusses getting unprecedented access to one of Ireland’s greatest athletes. Plus, Emmet Kirwan and Ian Lloyd Anderson discuss their hit Irish film Dublin Oldschool, which is available on Virgin TV On Demand from November 9th.