Film Archive
Preview: The Invisible Woman
Film Editor Sophie James previews Ralph Fiennes’ next directing venture
Top 5: Musical sequences not from a musical
Sarah countdowns the musical moments in movies which make you want to stand up and boogie
Review: The Escape Plan
Tom reviews the latest instalment in the Arnie revival canon
Cornerhouse Pick of the Week: Prince Avalanche
Shilpa isn’t sure if she’s bored or engaged by the Cornerhouse’s latest offering
Cornerhouse Pick of the Week: The Selfish Giant
Leo reviews the latest film by Clio Barnard, acclaimed director of The Arbor
Review: Captain Phillips
Robbie reviews the gripping pirate tale based on true events
Contrary Corner: Why I’m not an “Iron Fan”
Jackson Ball gives us his take on the ‘Iron Man’ trilogy
Preview: Kill Your Darlings
Sarah Murray previews the eagerly-anticipated Beat biopic ‘Kill Your Darlings’
Top 5: Actors You Wish Were Your Dad
Francesca Tyler gives us her top 5 fatherly figures in film
EXCLUSIVE: Interview with the creators of Monsters University
This summer saw the release of the anticipated follow up to the Pixar classic, Monsters Inc. Film Editor Robbie Davidson sat down and talked with director, Dan Scanlon and producer, Kori Rae to discuss how they justified a second outing for Mike and Sully in Monsters University, amongst other things.
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Cornerhouse Pick of the Week: Le Week End
George is quite taken with Roger Mitchell’s romantic trip to Paris
Contrary Corner: The Desolation of Smaug? More like The Desolation of Tolkien!
Tom tells us why he is one of the few to hate The Hobbit
Preview: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
With only a month to go until its release, Parizad previews the latest instalment in the Hunger Games franchise
Biopics: the curse of cinema?
Ally discusses why film should turn from fact to fiction
Cornerhouse Pick of the Week: The Pervert’s Guide to Ideology
Faye Broadbent discusses how cinema made philosophy fun in our Cornerhouse pick of the week
Review: How I Live Now
Lucy reviews the film adaptation of Meg Rosoff’s popular teen novel
Review: Thanks for Sharing
Thanks for sharing? More like thanks for nothing! George Bellamy reviews the latest rom-com from Keeping the Faith’s Stuart Blumberg