So what is it about Frances McDormand that makes her so appealing?
With her recent Oscar win, she has now overtaken Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks, Jodie Foster, Robert De Niro and Ingrid Bergman in the lead role category and who would bet against her catching Katherine Hepburn on four?
This week our resident movie guru, Lee Adams, takes a look at the career, to date, of one of our favourite actors.
A few days ago we added an original Italian movie poser for Sergio Leone's seminal 1966 Western "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" to our collection of original movie posters.
Photographing the poster reminded me of a list I had seen a few years ago of Quentin Tarantino's favourite films.
As movie goers have to wait a little longer for the release of Bond 25, “No Time To Die”, we thought we would take a closer look at the franchise and pull together one of our handy Infographics showing all of the Bond movies to date…
From its infancy, film has attracted visual artists who like to push the boundaries of their art form.
Whilst Duchamp, Dali and Warhol set out to become film-makers (with varying levels of success), one fell in to it by accident, and, almost won an Oscar...
In a career spanning forty-eight years, he was personally nominated for thirteen Academy Award Oscars, winning one. His films were nominated an incredible twenty-seven times, winning nine.
Including a downloadable timeline, in this post we take a look at the thirteen feature films and three short films directed by the incredible Stanley Kubrick.
Formed in Liverpool in 1960, by the time of their break-up, only a decade later, ‘The Beatles’ had changed the face of popular music forever.
Those ten frenetic years saw the production of twelve ground-breaking albums (five of which won the “Album of the Year” Grammy), three-hundred and five songs (of which seventeen reached number one in the U.K.) and five films (one of which received an Oscar).
In this blog post, we take a look at those five films, perhaps the most underrated part of the fab-four's work.
