Get On Up Review

Director: Tate Taylor
Cast: Chadwick Boseman, Nelsan Ellis, Octavia Spencer, Viola Davis, Dan Aykroyd, Keith Robinson
Running Time: 139 minutes
Rating: 12A

One Direction - Four Review

Label: Columbia and SyCo Records
Producers: Julian Bunetta, Pär Westerlund and John Ryan
Tracks: 12 (16 with deluxe edition)

Glass Caves - Alive Review

Label: Tri-Tone 

Producer: Richard Turvey 

Jump Review

Executive Producer: Kyung Hun Kim

Artistic Director: Jun Sang Lee

Running Time: 90 mins

Interval: No

IC1s - In The Blink Of An Eye Review

Haven't heard of IC1S yet? Well you should be hitting yourselves. Finding their beginnings in the form of one bad ass drummer's record label (Gary Powell from The Libertines, if you're wondering) IC1s have picked up a following along the way, selling out music venues left right and centre. Now they are releasing a new EP to the masses, In The Blink Of An Eye.

The Maze Runner Review

Director: Wes Ball 
Starring: Dylan O'Brien, Kaya Scodelario, Will Poulter, Aml Ameen, Ki Hong Lee, Thomas Brodie-Sangster 
Running time: 113 minutes
Rating: 12A 

LFF 2014: Camp X-Ray Review

Director: Peter Sattler
Starring: Kristen Stewart, Peyman Mooadi, Tara Holt, Lane Garrisson 
Running time: 117 minutes
Rating: 18 

Kele - Trick Review

Tracks: 10

Label: Lilac Records 

Released: 13th October 2014  

Gone Girl Review

Director: David Fincher
Starring: Rosamund Pike, Ben Affleck, Neil Patrick Harris, Tyler Perry, Patrick Fugit, 
Running time: 145 minutes
Rating: 18 

Tongue Loose Talks...The F Word (Shhh)

The word ‘feminism’ is one we hear often in our day and age, but last year’s research shows that in the UK alone only one 5th of the public claim to be feminist. I am happy to say that 10% of that number are men, but; what is feminism? It seems when reading articles or watching the news, that not everybody knows. 

Briefs: The Second Coming Review

Where would be a better place for the boys from down under to bring their old school glam to than the enchanting world of London Wonderground? We attended the second coming of Briefs, an all male burlesque show was promised but what we got is so much more. There’s dance, acrobatics, striptease, stand up comedy, magic and tricks which culminates in a wonderful hour of an exciting show reminiscent of a circus performance.

Raleigh Ritchie At Reading Festival 2014

If you were to show a picture of Jacob Anderson to a group of people, at least one of them would immediately going into a Game Of Thrones induced flail, but at a music festival he is Raleigh Ritchie...and though he had an afternoon Sunday slot, kept the crowd going.

Why We Love: Teenage Fuck Ups

Sometimes coming-of-age films can be a little too soppy for our liking, it's all too Hollywood and it takes you completely out of the story. But there are some stories that are so down to earth that you cannot help to find yourself completely absorbed by the income.

This season the BFI will be celebrating teenagers with their series "Teenage Kicks" but let's be honest, the films we will be queuing up for will be the teenagers that got a little bit lost along the way...and here's why.

Lilting Review

Written and directed by: Hong Khaou
Starring: Ben Whishaw, Pei-pei Cheng, Andrew Leung, Peter Bowles, Naomi Christie   
Running time: 91 minutes
Release date: 8th August 2014 

Summer Anthems 2014 - The Main Contenders

So it's officially summer in the UK, and the summer holidays are only a few weeks away...you know what that means right? Beaches, 99s, long nights and the best thing of all - SUMMER ANTHEMS.  Yes, we always look forward to knowing what we'll be dancing around to over the next six weeks and lucky for you lot - we have complied a list of tracks ready to fill your devices.

Photoblog: NY, I HEART YOU.

Tongue Loose's Top Five Songs To Have Sex To This Valentine's Day

So we're in the good old month of love...but let's face it, there's only thing you want to do this year. Well here at Tongue Loose we have to provide you with some playlist to your sexy shenanigans this year, so here is our list of the best songs to have sex to this Valentine's day.

Why The Music Film Is Better Than Ever

With the release of the Coen brothers' latest flick Inside Llewyn Davis I was a little taken back from what I had just seen. While it is quite known how much love Tongue Loose has for the music film, this flick is quite possibly the most genius idea to come from the big screen in a while.

The Railway Man Review

Director: Jonathan Teplitzsky

Starring: Colin Firth, Nicole Kidman, Jeremy Irvin, Stella Skarsgard, Hiroyuki Sanada, Tanroh Ishida, 

Rating: 15

Running Time: 116 minutes