After a quiet time in early January, our regular screening correspondent Alex Kidd is now back in the swing of things, moving effortlessly from the basement screening rooms of the BFI'sHQ through to West End multiplexes to bring his latest...
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Gamers using the X-box Live function may have noticed something a little different recently, as Kevin Smith's flawed but eminently watchable Red State became the first DVD (and Blu-ray) release to be advertised on the pre-roll platform of the service.
It's...
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You can say what you like about Lars Von Trier – and many people do – but his name alone is guaranteed to get coverage, as our weekly round-up of press coverage for DVD and Blu-ray in the national press...
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More from the ever-wonderful Flipside imprint from the BFI, which has once again been scouring the darker recesses of the British film industry to unearth another lost treasure. And once again it has come up with a belter from the...
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Monday night and it’s time for
Mercenaries, a new British action thriller set in the Balkans amidst the chaos and destruction of a military coup. This was an interesting one to go and see; normally I’m used to seeing this...
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Our regular screening contributor Alex Kidd already has his hands full with not only attending all manner of screenings and previews for The Raygun, his daytime job and jointly running The Duke Mitchell Film Club, one of London's longest standing,...
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This intriguing top 10 chart came in a little too late for inclusion in to our top 10 of everything chart for 2011 (
here); we were going to add it in to that page, but it was so mammoth...
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Is it British, or is it Irish? The Guard’s selection on the BAFTA longlist for Best British Film drew some raised eyebrows as it really is more of an Irish film. But the fact that it is so close to...
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Only one trip to the cinema this week, the year always gets off to a slow start, so it’s off to my local, the Cineworld in Wood Green to watch
The Iron Lady, a film I’m in two minds about...
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While ploughing through a pile of newspapers and magazines compiling our regular update of press coverage for DVD and Blu-ray releases, we chanced upon a fair few year end top 10s and other Best Of lists from the last year...
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