To celebrate the release of True Blood: Season Four on Monday 21st May, we’re giving you the chance to win every episode so far on Blu-ray. More
To celebrate the Blu-ray and DVD release of Steve McQueen’s SHAME this coming Monday, we’re giving you the chance to win a copy on DVD. More
To celebrate the release of ‘The Tim Burton Collection’ this week, we’re giving you the chance to win a boxset and take home these eight unmissable movies; Sweeney Todd, Beetle Juice, Batman, Batman Returns, Corpse Bride, Mars Attacks!, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure. More
Murphy’s film is a well-handled and likable ghost story, revolving around a good performance by Rebecca Hall and, while it is not a stand out in its genre, it overcomes the odd dose of over-familiarity with confident filmmaking and some technical flair. Rebecca Hall does charming work in the lead role, much of which requires her to be silent and alone, and anchors the narrative well. After a number of good performances in recent years, Hall is beginning to stand out.
Film: ★★★★★ Extras: ★★★★★
Out now on DVD and Blu-ray, check out this exclusive clip from Immortals as Theseus takes on a minotaur brute.
HBO’s leading torch of late and based on George R. R. Martin’s best-selling A Song of Ice And Fire series, Game Of Thrones chronicles the violent and frequently explicit fight amongst the noble families of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros for control of the Iron Throne and dominance of land as far as the eye can see. Though as times season one can be something of a handful, invest time into it and the show’s intertwining narrative will soon suck you in. Amazing ensemble cast too.
Show: ★★★★★ Extras: ★★★★★
With awards season in full swing and the Academy Award® nominees announced just yesterday, we’ve taken a look back at some of the greatest ‘Best Picture’ award-winning films from the last 75 years, and have a selection for you to win. More
To celebrate the release of Albatross on DVD from 6th February 2012, we have three copies of the teenage drama to give away, courtesy of Entertainment One. More
Woody Allen’s latest return to form, Midnight In Paris sees the relentless filmmaker set up shop in Paris where group of friends on holiday each find their own form of solace. While his fiancée Inez busies herself shopping, eating and drinking, writer Gil Pender is transported each night back to the 1920s. While the dialogue is snappy and the actors all turn in good performances, the central conceit struggles to really take a hold of the film and in the end it falls awkwardly between the two worlds.
Film: ★★★★★ Extras: ★★★★★
Directing the film in a neo-noir, arthouse style, Drive’s aesthetic is utterly appealing, an intoxicating mix of colour tone, wide-angle shots and naturalistic ideals. The film treats the audience with intelligence; it doesn’t lay everything out and instead leaves you to do a little legwork too. Fine work by director Nicolas Winding Refn and lead Ryan Gosling who plays a talented driver who moonlights as a getaway wheelman by night. One of 2011’s must-watch movies.
Film: ★★★★★ Extras: ★★★★★
