Weathering with You (12) Home Ents Review
With a beauty that is patronising and an intensity that’s vacuous and frankly rather annoying, this is a film so cute you want to punch it.
Read moreWith a beauty that is patronising and an intensity that’s vacuous and frankly rather annoying, this is a film so cute you want to punch it.
Read moreAll hell is about to break loose as Shatner takes on Satan, when 4Digital unleashes The Tomb: Devil’s Revenge, on DVD and digital platforms from 14th September.
Read moreMisbehaviour is in the tradition of other cinema versions of idiosyncratically British events in our social and political history such as The Full Monty, Calendar Girls and Pride.
Read moreThe creators of “Your Name” return with the UK box office hit drama that earlier in the year became Japan’s first anime entry for the Academy Awards’ Best International Feature Film in over 20 years.
Read moreShamanic film-making of the highest order from Mexico’s answer to Federico Fellini and Luis Bunuel. This set includes The Holy Mountain, one of the greatest films of the 1970s in a 4K restoration, as well as a much-loved cult western, also in 4K.
Read moreBuster Keaton is a physical enigma, a hyperactive riddle made flesh. The gags in his films are all about his body interacting with the world in a frenzied, athletic manner that is weighty with the incipient pointlessness of his actions.
Read moreThis great big historical roustabout looks great in 4K. But it is Conrad Veidt’s intensely anguished rictus that makes the film.
Read moreIn most of his films, the writer/director has a Woody Allen character. In the early films, Allen himself took on that role. Now he is much older, he generally has a young actor speaking Woody Allen type lines.
Read moreThese three 1930s horror films from Universal Pictures are great vehicles for the creepy, leering Bela Lugosi, who spits out some wonderful camp-horror one liners. Just don’t expect too much from the Edgar Allan Poe association.
Read moreA welcome re-release for this likeable Chinese martial arts comedy horror. It is the film that made hopping vampires popular. That’s right, hopping vampires are a thing.
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