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Much more than feels and flares.
Unique, lovely, and important – but maybe one thing could be improved.
Cast and crew reflect on the seminal film which launched careers and ushered new cinematic voices.
Breathless, goofy, beautiful.
Riotous un-romantic comedy – and a classic for so many reasons.
A sexy, hilarious, noir of a time – and the film-makers’ demo tape for the follow-up that would set the bar for 21st century blockbusters.
Come for Bowie as Warhol. Stay for Walken’s single, movie-stealing scene.
How Michael Mann made his modern crime classic – twice.
Maybe the best of the ’90s John Grisham adaptations?
One of my all-time, can-watch-anytime movies.
Peak Spike, peak Denzel, peak biopic.
Why it’s better than we remember – and why it’s remembered so poorly.
The definitive interpretation of the jazz standard that is the Rom-Com.
Two treats for fans of Spike Lee’s seminal film: an hour-long making-of from 1989, and a “20 years later” look back with cast & crew.
We’re supposed to root for these people?
Lessons in classroom drama – and biopic – done well.
Glorious mullets, loose cannons, and sexualised daughters: how an undeniably influential classic maybe hasn’t dated so well.
Rutger Hauer on Harrison Ford’s “dumb character”: “He gets a gun put to his head and then he fucks a dishwasher.”
A look at the ingredients which make up this archetypical, influential conspiracy thriller.
It’s a miracle this film even exists, much less in the way it does.
Subversive, stylish, and has aged like wine.