Archive: How Christopher Nolan’s Batman Begins changed the superhero genre forever
Jack Harding charts how Christopher Nolan’s version of the Caped Crusader champions all others.
Jack Harding charts how Christopher Nolan’s version of the Caped Crusader champions all others.
I get the feeling Quentin Tarantino is a filmmaker who likes to cultivate a sense…
This is a rather quaint and warm-hearted tale about a community who decide to privatise…
Nowhere to Go may not be considered as the best Ealing effort, but it’s a…
It’s time now to take a look at the films Edge writers thought were the…
It’s hard to say what makes a vintage year. I don’t think 2012 was one…
First class by name, first class by nature, this explosive chapter in the wilting X-Men…
This dazzling collection of the works of Belgian siblings Jean-Pierre and Luc is one of…
George Doel talks about the one film you should be watching above all this Christmas
When the topic of the most influential ‘slasher’ films is brought up, the discussion often…
Eli Roth’s Hostel and Hostel Part II were far from masterpieces. They did, however, influence…
Nothing says Christmas like Die Hard.
At the start of There Will Be Blood, Paul Thomas Anderson’s superb 2008 feature, there…
I wasn’t very complimentary about The Search for Santa Paws, the 2010 straight-to-disc Christmassy family…