Anomalisa Blu-ray Review
There’s no such thing as a Charlie Kaufman movie designed to be watched only once and Anomalisa is certainly no exception, so we took a look at the brand new Blu-ray and its extras.
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Hail, Caesar! Blu-ray Review
The Coen bros may not be at the top of their game for Hail, Caesar!, but even a minor work from these major filmmakers is worth a second (or third) look.
Zootopia: Director Rich Moore Talks Disney Easter Eggs and His Fave Simpsons Episode
To celebrate this week's Blu-ray release of Zootopia, co-director Rich Moore spoke with us about career highlights such as his favourite episode of The Simpsons that he directed and easter eggs to look for on the Zootopia Blu-ray.
Into the Forest Review
Ellen Page and Evan Rachel Wood are in top form in Patricia Rozema's small scale survival tale Into the Forest.
The Waiting Room Review
The Waiting Room is a very quiet film that leaves a lot up to interpretation
The Development Slate Episode 14 – inFAMOUS
Today James and Yaw talk about how to bring the video game franchise inFAMOUSto life.
X-Men: Apocalypse Review
X-Men: Apocalypse is extremely faithful to its source material, but does that make it a good movie?
Whit Stillman on the Mistakes That Led to Love & Friendship
With a string of modest indie hits in the 90s (Metropolitan, Last Days of Disco) Whit Stillman is still getting his groove back after the rocky aughts. He talks to us about what happened there and his new Jane Austen adaptation Love & Friendship.
Alice Through The Looking Glass Review
While Alice Through The Looking Glass is that rare sequel that's actually better than the original, that doesn't necessarily make it good.
The Development Slate Episode 13 – Highlander
Today James and Yaw reimagine how the 80s fantasy Highlander gem could exist today.
Inside Out 2016: The Intervention Review
The Intervention is an expertly crafted dramedy, helmed by the realistic portrayals of lost adults and a particularly excellent performance by Melanie Lynskey.
Inside Out 2016: Almost Adults Review
Almost Adults is a cohesive debut film that shows our digital age's love and relationships in a fresh way, signalling a promising career for director Sarah Rotella.
Inside Out 2016: Hurricane Bianca Review
Hurricane Bianca excels most when it oscillates between being John Waters level outlandish and an ode to 90’s era comedies such as Hocus Pocus and Election
The Player Criterion Blu-ray Review
After many years relegated to just being a Basic Blu, Criterion has re-released Robert Altman's 1992 Hollywood skewering comedy The Player with a bevy of new extras joining some great archival ones.
All The Way Review
All The Way doesn't go far enough in its depiction of civil rights struggles, but it does provide Bryan Cranston with an opportunity to act the hell out of America's oddest president.
