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Category Archives: New Releases
In A Lonely Place
Paul Duane is rewarded by a re-watch of In A Lonely Place, the latest Criterion Collection title to be re-released on blu-ray.
You’ll Be The First To Go
Friday the thirteenth is lucky for some as Gareth Negus has more fun than he expected to with Cannes 2015 Directors’ Fortnight selection Green Room, in UK cinemas this week.
Revolution in the can
The Criterion Collection continues to expand its catalogue in the UK. Fiona Pleasance has been on a journey with Easy Rider, their latest release, which hits the road today.
Strong as Hell
Kimmy Schmidt Season Two arrived on Netflix earlier this month. MrMoth binged for us…
The Magnificent Six?
Earlier this year, rumours started to go round Mostly Film HQ that The Criterion Collection would be launching in the UK. The label has released over 800 classic films on DVD and Blu-ray in the US. Six of those 800 make up their UK launch today…
It’s our job to let you know how wisely Criterion have chosen. Six of our writers are going to look at each launch title in turn. Here are your first two reviews: Continue reading The Magnificent Six?
Billy Elliot On Ice
Laura Morgan reviews Eddie The Eagle, a biopic as entertainingly inconsequential as its subject.
After the Gold Rush
Paul Duane sought to rediscover Nicholas Roeg’s Eureka and found himself in a world of astrology, death, sex, shit and gold.
High Rise
You can see Ben Wheatley’s JG Ballard adaptation in cinemas today. Our depravity and brutalism correspondent Indy Datta saw it at the London Film Festival. Here is his building survey…
The Ones Below
Viv Wilby finds this thriller about north London neighbours overstuffed with allusions and ultimately underwhelming
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