FilmFocus

FilmFocus is a British film website which has been running since January 2004. According to Alexa Internet data it is the second most popular film website in the United Kingdom behind Empire's website.
Site Features.
"FilmFocus" employs a populist approach to its coverage and features daily film news and weekly reviews of cinema and DVD releases. It also regularly features many interviews with actors, writers and directors. Users are given the opportunity to enter competitions to win movie-related products.
On occasion, "FilmFocus" runs special features covering particularly films or subjects. Examples of this are its coverage of the Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Premiere and its coverage of the London Film Festival .
History.
Since opening in January 2004, "FilmFocus" has gone through one major design change.
The regular feature "Look At", which combined interview features with making-of pieces and dedicated editorials, was replaced by a simple Interviews section. The latter two features were moved to a special "Focus On" section which also includes "FilmFocus"' one-off special features.
In early 2005, FilmFocus began offering readers RSS feeds. Initially for its news content, these soon spread to its cinema reviews, interviews, competitions and feature coverage.
The "FilmFocus" Film of The Year award.
In January 2006 "FilmFocus" gave its first Film of The Year Award, for 2005, to Joss Whedon's science fiction film "Serenity (film)". Whedon collected the award in London .
The award was presented following a Top-25 list of the previous year's films, of which "Serenity" came first. According to "FilmFocus", the list was composed of the editorial staff's picks along with contributions and feedback from its users.