formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Kubrick was only ever documented as naming his ten favourite films on one occasion, which was published in Cinema magazine in 1963. The publication ceased operations in 1976, and not a single sci-fi made the cut. However, over the subsequent decades, various … Continued
The 1984 original built a cult following, leading to a reimagining of the film courtesy of director Macon Blair. The Toxic Avenger sees Dinklage play a janitor in a chemical factory named Winston Gooze, who gains supernatural powers after falling into toxic … Continued
As editor-in-chief of Far Out Magazine, I’m pleased to announce that we have teamed up with the British Film Institute (BFI) to acts as the official media partner for the forthcoming season focusing on the work of Wong Kar-wai. Source: https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/far-out-bfi-media-partnership-wong-kar-wai-season/
With a weight of experience behind him, Spielberg has written a feature for Empire, detailing why he believes that the world of cinema will bounce back after the devastating effects of the current coronavirus pandemic. “In the current health crisis, where … Continued
Typecasting Brokeback Mountain as a “gay cowboy movie” is brutal and unjust to the sheer beauty and vulnerability of the film, as well as the dance of denial and subsequent loss. Ang Lee, who had once considered retirement, was brought … Continued
Studio Canal has announced the release of a new 4K restoration of Jean-Luc Godard’s Breathless on Blu-ray, DVD, Digital, and as a 4K UHD Limited Collector’s Edition with 12” vinyl original soundtrack by Martial Solal. On top of that, the package will include a 40-page booklet, poster … Continued