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The film is a beautifully shot piece of cinema focusing on the condition of women in Georgia, 1992.
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Xavier Dolan’s first film works as a real exorcism of teenage hatred, whilst embodying the blooming of the director’s cinematographic poetry.
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The Edge Live-Blogs The Movies is back, better than ever, ready to join Lars von Trier’s latest controversy.
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The Edge Live-Blogs the Movies returns with Terrence Malick’s 2011 epic The Tree of Life.
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Chris Pate reviews the BFI’s stunning new release of a Werner Herzog classic.
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Couscous, released in 2007, offers a social reflection upon the economical situation in France and its implications on the working class.
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Frozen is a moving, exciting film with stunning animation, a vast array of loveable characters, and an unpredictable plot.
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Computer Chess delves deep into the glorious past of early technology to present a comedy-drama that’s both intelligent and strikingly relevant. Chris Pate takes a look at the Blu-ray.
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We are back! The Edge Live-Blogs The Movies returns to live-blog Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill: Volume II (2003). We will be blogging our opinions on the film as it unfolds, starting at 9.30PM!
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The second film in The Hunger Games series comes to Blu-ray this week. Kirstie Carter explains why it certainly deserves a place on your shelf.
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Monday 10 March 2014: We shall be live-blogging Eli Roth’s controversial horror film Hostel! Let there be blood. Watch along with us, starting at 10.20PM.
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Virginie Robe reviews the excellent romantic drama Blue is the Warmest Colour
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Tonight we are doing our third live-blogging event, and this time the movie under our scrutiny is Kill Bill Volume I! Join us from 9PM as we live-blog our thoughts while we watch the blood-soaked tale of revenge. You can watch along with us – just dust off your Blu-ray/DVD and and press play at […]
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We are live blogging The Great Gatsby! Get in the glitz and glamour mood in preparation for the Oscars later tonight! Watch along on Sky Movies Premiere (From 8PM).