The stars and the screen: Hollywood’s fixation on space
Art mimics life – and the resurgence of space in our cinema shows that humans are turning the eyes back up to the stars. It’s been a long wait.
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Review: Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga at Royal Albert Hall, London (08/06/15)
Deputy Editor Lewis Taplin went to London to witness Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga at the Royal Albert Hall.
Blu-Ray Review: Testament of Youth
Virginie reviews Testament of Youth, directed by James Kent and starring Kit Harington and Alicia Vikander.
Flashback: Sex and the City
Culture editor, Natalie, takes a look back at Sex and the City and explores why we still keep it locked away in the back of the wardrobe.
Comment: The greatest movie bromances
Harrison Abbott expresses his love for cinema’s long-running trend for strong male-to-male friendships.
BAFTA’s 2014: Winners and Losers, and our Live Blog
The winners and losers from the BAFTA awards, updated as they are announced.
The Edge’s picks for the BAFTA’s and Oscars
Film Editor Barnaby, and Culture Editor Rebecca give their choices for the final two film awards of the season.
Review: Monsters University ★★★★☆
Intelligent, entertaining and heart-warming, Monsters University typifies everything that I love about Pixar, says David Tully
First Look review: Monsters University ★★★★☆
The Edge gets in early to see Disney Pixar’s Monsters University, and it’s an utter delight!
Dishonored Wins Best Game and Journey Scoops Five Awards at 2013 Video Game BAFTAs
At the 2013 BAFTA Video Game Awards, hosted by comedian Dara O’Briain, the critically acclaimed indie…
Cinema 2012: The Film Editor’s Best and Worst List
It’s hard to say what makes a vintage year. I don’t think 2012 was one…
Film Comment: Webb’s The Amazing Spider-Man left me yearning for the darkness of Raimi
Although decent, this remake fails to live up the dark tensions provided by Raimi’s 2002 film.
DVD & Blu-ray Review: Stake Land ★★★☆☆
An interesting addition to a crowded genre
Film Archive: Animated Japanese thriller Paprika is a strange, surreal and unforgettable experience
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before – a group of people are tasked…