Tag: Film
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Rom-coms: formuliac or inspiring?
I’d take Andrew Lincoln at my door holding signs telling me he loves me over a Netflix and chill text any day.
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Blu-ray Review: Crimson Peak
Guillermo del Toro’s stab at gothic romance is a wonder to behold, says Head of Design Jack.
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The Edge Live Blogs: The EE BAFTAS 2016
Join us for our live-blog of this year’s EE BAFTA ceremony from 9pm to find out who wins the biggest awards! Spoilers ahead!
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Review: Deadpool
The verdict is in – has Deadpool lived up to the hype? Culture Editor Harrison takes a closer look.
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Review: Dirty Grandpa
Charlie Masters heralds a whole new cinematic low, starring silver screen legend Robert De Niro.
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Intro to: Deadpool
Harrison introduces fan-favourite Deadpool in advance of his upcoming film.
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Growing Up With Bollywood
Writer Rehana Nurmahi reflects on her childhood experience of Bollywood cinema and the special place it holds in her heart
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First Look Review: Spotlight
Tom McCarthy’s awards-favourite is a truly gripping drama, says George Seabrook.
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Review: The Big Short
Adam McKay’s Oscar-favourite is far from boring, says Tash Williamson.
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Review: The Hateful Eight
Quentin Tarantino’s counter-Western just can’t disappoint, writes Charlie Masters.
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Review: Joy
The Edge’s first review of 2016 sees Sophie Trenear tackling David O. Russell’s latest Oscar contender.
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John Boyega and Brie Larson lead nominations for EE BAFTA Rising Star Award
Taron Egerton, Dakota Johnson and Bel Powley have also been nominated for this year’s Rising Star award.
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Review: Carol
Todd Haynes 50s-set romance is beautifully performed, if a little slow, says Jack Gracie.
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Notes on News: Why Lionsgate are wrong to expand The Hunger Games franchise
Following the news that Lionsgate are planning a prequel for Suzanne Collins’ epic dystopian trilogy, our writer Robert argues why it would be better if they let the franchise be.