When Worlds Collide: Physics in the Movies
Following a public lecture at the University of York, Robert Weatherall shares his notes on the relationship between science fact and science fiction in film.
Category Archives: Double Take: Editor’s Blog
April Fools
After being called fat by Gallo – “One day I will be thin, but Vincent Gallo will always be the director of The Brown Bunny.” #EbertQuotes
A Real Double Take
Has anyone else noticed that Hollywood has a strange way of making two films about the same subject, often released at the same or similar time? I’m not talking about remakes (or reimaginings) of foreign films (for example, GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO or LET ME IN), nor about sequels or threequels – not even … Continue reading A Real Double Take
Crossing Cinema's Iron Curtain
In early Spring, arthouse and mainstream films rub shoulders in a way they rarely do during summer or winter. A good film is a good film, no matter where it’s from or where you see it, writes Associate Editor Gavin Midgley.
March Hare Spray
Happy March, chums! This week, editor Rosy Hunt talks about ¡VIVA!, Vegfest, Twitter trending and Tony: London Serial Killer.
Cineworld Takeover
After talking to the Cambridge APH programmer and allowing the dust to settle, Jim revisits the concerns after Cineworld bought the Picturehouse chain