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In part five of our chronological Kubrickathon, Stanley Kubrick enters the 1970s with two very different literary adaptations: the provocative dystopian violence of A Clockwork Orange and the icy period splendour of Barry Lyndon.

Sixty years after Batmania swept across America, we look back at the gloriously colourful 1966 Batman TV series, the phenomenon it created, and why Adam West’s wonderfully straight-faced Caped Crusader may still be the...

A closer look at the original Interstellar poster campaign reveals two parallel Paramount and Warner campaigns - and helps explain a group of unusual 27 × 39 inch posters that had puzzled us for...

In part four of our chronological Kubrickathon, Stanley Kubrick turns from nuclear dread to cosmic awe with 2001: A Space Odyssey, the visionary science-fiction landmark he created with Arthur C. Clarke.

Last year we took a close look at The Shawshank Redemption and why it’s widely loved by so many people around the world. Now it’s time to revisit Frank Darabont’s other prison-based Stephen King...

Fight Club remains one of the most provocative and visually distinctive films of its era, as unsettling now as it was on release. Check out our retrospective, exploring its themes, contradictions and lasting cultural...