Astronaut – Review
Mortality is a topic that is a staple for movies. It has always been a powerful topic that allows for rich and rewarding storytelling. What can be more forceful than looking back at a life lived, goo...
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Polar – Review
Polar, the latest feature length release from streaming giant Netflix, is probably going to fall into either love it or hate it camps for most viewers. The brutal ultra violence on show will leave so...
Close Encounters Returns To The Big Screen
On its 40th anniversary, audiences will be able to enjoy Steven Spielberg’s science fiction adventure in a new 4K digital print for the first time. Made in 1977, following the success of Jaws, ...
Six Of The Best: All At Sea
Only the grandest of adventures are fit for the seafaring. Filled with heart and imagination, Swallows and Amazons is reminiscent of swashbuckling adventures such as Treasure Island and Pirates of t...
Close Encounters Director’s Cut Coming Soon
Sony Pictures Entertainment’s Close Encounters of the Third Kind (The Director’s Cut) will receive an exclusive extended run at BFI Southbank from 27 May, screening from a new 3...
Throw away the remote: Films you always watch
There is a loose collection of films that fall that I call my always watch films. They are easily recognised as they all have the same effect. I always sit down and watch them no matter how many time...