Flashback Review: Fight Club
With this month marking 20 years since its UK release, Conor O’Hanlon contemplates the controversial film starring Edward Norton and Brad Pitt.
Browsing: Features
Women in Wartime: Is There Enough Representation?
As a typically male-dominated genre, Maddie Lock weighs up the role women have had in war narratives.
Flashback Review: Saving Private Ryan
Conor O’Hanlon takes a look back at the famous WWII drama, starring Tom Hanks and Matt Damon.
Grave of the Fireflies: 30 Years of Rending Hearts
Jordan Truong reflects on the Japanese classic, one of the first features produced by Studio Ghibli.
Flashback Review: War Horse
Was Spielberg right to take on Morpurgo’s WWI novel? Louise Chase thinks so.
This Month in Film: November 2019
As 2020 gets closer, Film Editor Joe recommends the essential new films to see in November.
This Month in Film: October 2019
Send in the clowns…Film Editor Joe picks out what must-see films you should be watching this month.
In Defence of The Fast and the Furious Franchise
Get ready to step on the gas. Morgan McMillan sticks up for the racing franchise that’s gone the distance.
Hidden Gem: You Were Never Really Here
Ebony Bolter looks back on Lynne Ramsay’s emotionally raw thriller starring Joaquin Phoenix.
The Biopic Gone Mad: Has It Gone Too Far?
Is this a new trend? What are the implications? Louise Chase takes a look.
Films for Freshers or: How I Learned to Stop Bickering and Get On With My New Flatmates
The Edge writers give their top picks for what to watch with your new mates during Freshers’ Week.
On Edge: Anticipating Joker
With its release next month, Tom Ford looks ahead to Joaquin Phoenix’s take on the iconic DC supervillain.
This Month in Film: September 2019
Summer may be over, but Film Editor Joe is on hand to pick out the top cinema releases for September.
Closer to The Edge: Our Favourite Tarantino Movies
Ahead of the release of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, The Edge writers take a look back over their favourite Tarantino flicks. Say ‘what’ again, I dare you…