Jake Snape

Han Solo: A cocksure smuggler with a shady and undefined past gets Disney'd.

It is easy understand the reservations a lot of people have about Quantum of Solace, and on may levels it doesn't work too well. For those who love it though, the film is about individual moments that show the foundations of the character…

Serving to underpin the true strength of the band’s relationship and William's surrendering to the moment, this scene has become the most iconic moment of one of the 2000’s best films.

It was an oscar winning screenplay that catapulted Damon from bit-part player to household name. Here we wish him a belated happy birthday as we will look at his 5 best performances to date.

Based on a short story by Neil Gaiman, How to Talk to Girls at Parties throws us back to 1977. After attending a punk gig Enn and two friends stumble upon a mysterious party in Croyden while searching for an after party.

David Lynch’s oneiric masterpiece Mulholland Drive is a film that masterfully plays with and regularly breaks audience expectation.

Directed by Jenny Lu, The Receptionist is inspired by real events and offers a bleak look at Britain and sex workers from an outsider’s point of view.

Her is an unusual union of sci-fi and romance that ruminates on the ubiquitousness of technology and what it means to love.

The first time I remember hearing about The Shining was in the playground at primary school: a classmate had managed to watch half of it on VHS before getting caught by his parents.

Bleak and claustrophobic with a fantastic sense of isolation, Rumley’s direction echoes the mental state of Crowhurst.