Originally published in 1979, Giger’s Alien was perhaps one of the first ‘movie books’ that allowed fans a glimpse into a world which had, until then, been largely hidden. Part illustrated dairy,
Despite being one of the most-loved sitcoms – hell, one of the most-loved TV shows in general – I never expected to see Friends make the leap to 4K UHD. Don’t get
Terence Young’s Red Sun is regarded by Quentin Tarantino as one of the best Spaghetti Westerns ever made, and yet, you may have never heard of it. This weird and wonderful ‘East
Pixar’s output has for a while now been a little hit and miss. For every amazing Soul there was an underwhelming Lightyear. Returning to previous successes has also been a mixed bag
When a warring martial arts sect fights over a pair of mythical swords, the results are breathtakingly epic, in one of director Wong Jing’s most under-appreciated wuxia extravaganzas. Based on Jin Yong’s
December season of African Odysseys at BFI Southbank, meticulously curated by Burt Caesar, is a homage to Harry Belafonte’s remarkable journey and contributions, capturing his artistic prowess and unwavering commitment to social
Celebrating the enormously influential studio’s centenary, this official book explores untold Hollywood tales, unforgettable moments, and rare artifacts from Warner Bros.’ vault to celebrate this momentous milestone. Packed with gorgeous photographs, trivia,