100 Discs of Christmas #52 – Bad Education (2004)
Pedro Almodóvar has to be one of the most interesting directors working today. Bad Educaition, released…
Author Barnaby Walter
Barnaby Walter
Second year BA Film & English Student. Watches too many films and enjoys good novels.
Total articles: 491100 Discs of Christmas #51 – Fingersmith (2005)
Award winning Author Sarah Walters’ novel about Victorian England, Fingersmith was adapted into a BBC mini-series by…
100 Discs of Christmas #50 – Saw (2004)
Before it descended into pointless nastiness, the Saw series kicked off with some very good…
Disc? Stream? Download? How do we watch movies in the age of digital home viewing?
Yesterday afternoon, I made a purchase on an online retailer. It was for a blu-ray…
100 Discs of Christmas #47 – Disney’s A Christmas Carol (2009)
Now they have reached their third adaptation, Disney seems to think Dickens’s classic story about…
Review: Skyfall ★★★★★
As I’m sure you have already gathered, 2012 is Bond’s 50th anniversary, and Skyfall really…
100 Discs of Christmas #41 – Quantum of Solace (2008)
After the hype of Casino Royale, the best bond film since the Connery years, it…
Review: Liberal Arts ★★★★★
Movies as fun, warm-hearted and terrifically scripted as this don’t come along regularly. Surprisingly, we’ve…
Blu-ray & DVD Review: Lovely Molly ★★★★☆
Lovely Molly is an outstanding new horror film from Eduardo Sánchez, the co-director of The…
BFI London Film Festival Report from the Frankenweenie Press Conference + Presentation Masterclass
I shall save my full thoughts on the film Frankenweenie for my general review. This…
Review: Frankenweenie ★★★★☆
Tim Burton’s return to stop motion animation is a terrific success. I am overjoyed to…
Review: Pusher ★☆☆☆☆
Pusher started life as a Danish thriller directed by Nicholas Winding Refn. It then became…
Christmas Film Archive Competition!
Everyone (well, very nearly everyone) loves Christmas and Disney, so we thought the perfect way…
100 Discs of Christmas #28 – The Mist (2008)
The Mist starts off as a routine horror flick, with deliberately-B movie style monsters, blood…