Rom-coms: formuliac or inspiring?
I’d take Andrew Lincoln at my door holding signs telling me he loves me over a Netflix and chill text any day.
Browsing: Film
Blu-ray Review: Crimson Peak
Guillermo del Toro’s stab at gothic romance is a wonder to behold, says Head of Design Jack.
The Edge Live Blogs: The EE BAFTAS 2016
Join us for our live-blog of this year’s EE BAFTA ceremony from 9pm to find out who wins the biggest awards! Spoilers ahead!
Review: Deadpool
The verdict is in – has Deadpool lived up to the hype? Culture Editor Harrison takes a closer look.
Review: Dirty Grandpa
Charlie Masters heralds a whole new cinematic low, starring silver screen legend Robert De Niro.
Intro to: Deadpool
Harrison introduces fan-favourite Deadpool in advance of his upcoming film.
Growing Up With Bollywood
Writer Rehana Nurmahi reflects on her childhood experience of Bollywood cinema and the special place it holds in her heart
First Look Review: Spotlight
Tom McCarthy’s awards-favourite is a truly gripping drama, says George Seabrook.
Review: The Big Short
Adam McKay’s Oscar-favourite is far from boring, says Tash Williamson.
Review: The Hateful Eight
Quentin Tarantino’s counter-Western just can’t disappoint, writes Charlie Masters.
Review: Joy
The Edge’s first review of 2016 sees Sophie Trenear tackling David O. Russell’s latest Oscar contender.
John Boyega and Brie Larson lead nominations for EE BAFTA Rising Star Award
Taron Egerton, Dakota Johnson and Bel Powley have also been nominated for this year’s Rising Star award.
Review: Carol
Todd Haynes 50s-set romance is beautifully performed, if a little slow, says Jack Gracie.
Notes on News: Why Lionsgate are wrong to expand The Hunger Games franchise
Following the news that Lionsgate are planning a prequel for Suzanne Collins’ epic dystopian trilogy, our writer Robert argues why it would be better if they let the franchise be.