Andriana Hambi thinks that novels should stay on the page.

After a trip to see the classic war film at the Cornerhouse, James Moules was all too eager to share his thoughts.

Editor James Moules reckons that Nicole Kidman’s latest is a cheap attempt at replicating better movies.

Film Editor Sophie James explores the mixed relationship between the Bible and film

Suraj thinks that instead of watching The Lion King for the umpteenth time, you should try one of the many lesser-known animated films you’ve likely overlooked

Tom talks blood, bureaucracy, flesh and classifications: how the BBFC has affected movies from Psycho to Philomena, Cannibal Holocaust to A Clockwork Orange

Ben looks ahead to the new season of Louie, and suggests you get yourself acquainted with the lovable loser, if you haven’t done so already

James gives us his Inglorious Casters

Jack looks ahead to the hotly anticipated X-Men sequel, uniting the casts of both generations of mutant films

While it won’t be for everyone, Film Editor Robbie Davidson recommends you seek out Under the Skin for a truly immersive experience

James says Wes Anderson’s latest is a five-star introduction for those not accustomed to the director’s unique style

James gives us his top TV picks for this week

Tom Bruce previews the much-anticipated ‘Godzilla’ movie

Whilst enjoyable, Matthew found that even gorgeous George had trouble balancing the disparate tones of The Monuments Men

Nik sings the praises of Spike Jonze’s truly original love story

Lloyd Hammett gives us his Top 5 scenes we’d probably all rather forget

According to Tom Bruce, the 1987 ‘Robocop’ was in no need of a re-boot

Nikolas McNally argues you shouldn’t judge a film by its marketing

Sarah Murray discusses The Wolf of Wall Street’s place amongst the hard-hitting Oscar-nominated narratives this year

George Bellamy reviews Ralph Fiennes’ second directing venture