DVD Review: Day Of The Flowers
With an awkward mistreatment of both its characters and narration, the film doesn’t manage to find its voice.
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The Sound of Cinema: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Giacchino’s score finds the right balance in between action scenes and emotional sequences. Read Harrison Abbott’s analysis of the film’s soundtrack.
Review: La Roux – ‘Trouble in Paradise’
After almost five years La Roux has returned, but has her second album been worth the wait?
Maroon 5 unveil new album cover art
The American band also revealed upcoming album’s track list, including a collaboration with Gwen Stefani.
Archive: Zodiac (2007)
Zodiac encompasses all of Fincher’s thematic interests and showcases his signature style in a story that is surprisingly personal for the director, says Harrison Abbott.
The Imitation Game teaser trailer – watch
The drama-thriller stars Benedict Cumberbatch and will be released in the UK in November this year.
Archive: An Education (2009)
With Mulligan’s masterful portrayal of Jenny performed with such vigour, An Education is a piece of film that is so authentic and a display of life with such art.
Bastille release video for ‘Oblivion’ – watch
The seventh single to be lifted from Bad Blood now has a video which features Sophie Turner.
Review: Foxes – ‘Glorious’
Sharing the same name as her album, ‘Glorious’ is Foxes fourth single and takes a more serious tone in comparison to some of her previous tracks.
First teaser trailer for Fifty Shades of Grey – watch
The film stars Jamie Dornan and will be released in February next year.
Review: Friday at Truck Festival (19/07/2014)
The Edge went along to this years festival to see if it lived up to the hype!
Archive: Stoker (2013)
Released last year, Stoker is a vivid and masterful piece of filmmaking which fearlessly and poetically explores sexuality and familial structures.
Review: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes ★★★★★
Reeves takes his time, carefully building the narration layer by layer, giving each character their own specific motivations and emotional back-stories, says Harrison Abbott.
Lily Allen pays homage to Two Door Cinema Club at Latitude
Lily Allen covers Two Door Cinema Club’s ‘Something Good Can Work’.