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Version 9.15 · 2025-09-23
UX improvements.
Too little checked to say Store information only. We haven’t analysed this app or read its reviews yet.
Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 9.15, updated 2025-09-23.








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The official app of Empire, the world’s biggest movie magazine. Packed with in-depth interviews, exclusive images and expert commentary. It’s the ultimate read for film fans, bringing everything from Hollywood to independent cinema into your home.
- The latest edition delivered to your pocket as soon as it arrives in shops.
- Access incredible imagery.
- Search for your favourite films, actors and directors.
- Bookmark articles to read again later
We have brought all of the above into one place: the must-have app for any film lover. It's an all-access pass to the biggest and most exciting movies from around the world, waiting on your phone whenever you want it.
Every article in the magazine is written by genuine film lovers. Our impassioned movie journalists care about creating the seminal cinematic journal that we release every month.…
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