In 1979, legendary animator Don Bluth made the decision to leave Disney and set up his own animation studio, along with a batch of former Disney employees. The newly established Don Bluth
For three decades, Ealing Studios was a byword for quintessentially British cinema, that was a cherished and significant part of this country’s home-grown film industry. However, the studio’s output was more than
Arguably no-one made better war films than the British in that golden era, in the 50s and 60s, when the UK still had vibrant movie industry who were willing tell stories about
Originally intended as a satire on consumerist society, John Carpenter’s They Live has never seemed more relevant. Simply substitute the film’s ghoulish alien yuppies for controlling media barons and a corporate elite