Film Reviews

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Sometimes Always Never Review

Karly Stilling

Sometimes board games bring families together, sometimes they tear them apart - and sometimes, as is the case in Carl Hunter’s slightly odd and charmingly unpredictable film, they do both. More

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Men in Black: International Review

Sarah Miles
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X-Men: Dark Phoenix Review

Alex Dewing
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Diego Maradona Review

Steven Sheehan
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The Hummingbird Project Review

Alex Dewing
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We The Animals Review

Karly Stilling

Discs & More

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The Kid Review

Peter Hearn

Another new take on the Billie the Kid story arrives on digital formats today More

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The Andromeda Strain Review

Peter Hearn
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Drive Review

Peter Hearn
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Mega Time Squad Review

Peter Hearn
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Beautiful Boy Review

Zoe Crombie
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How I Won the War Review

Gary Couzens

Features

DVDs and Blu-rays are here to stay. Here are some of the best... Primary Image
"Audiences view Thunder Road as an indictment of the American spirit right now" – TDF interview with director Jim Cummings Andrew Winter chats with the Thunder Road director about his heartfelt and hilarious debut feature Primary Image
"With music it's not what you hear with your ears so much as you hear it with your heart." Interview with TV and film composer Patric Caird We chat with the man responsible for the soundtrack to Netflix's The Order about horror music, zany animation scores, Hallmark tear jerkers and whether Die Hard is a Christmas movie... Primary Image
"She’s a rocker, so we were listening to a lot of Oasis, Pulp, Elastica" - TDF chats to Cobie Smulders, star of Songbird Primary Image
The View Askewniverse In 2019 - How Does It Hold Up? A retrospective looking at how well Kevin Smith's View Askewniverse films have aged Primary Image
TDF Film Podcast 53 – Awful Films from Great Directors The Digital Fix Film Podcast returns with a look at four Awful Films from Great Directors, where the team will be tackling Terry Gillliam's The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, Kathryn Bigelow's The Hurt Locker, David Lynch's Dune, and John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars. Primary Image

Film News

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Horrible Histories: The Movie - Rotten Romans trailer: The hit TV show gets ready to invade your cinema

Steven Sheehan

The Romans are coming - but not quite as you know it More

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Doctor Sleep trailer: Ewan McGregor is Danny Torrance in the sequel to The Shining

Steven Sheehan
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Love, Antosha trailer: A fitting documentary tribute to Anton Yelchin

Steven Sheehan
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Official Secrets trailer: Keira Knightley tries to stop the Iraq war

Steven Sheehan
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New Frozen 2 trailer: Elsa must face the unknown to find her true self

Steven Sheehan
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New Good Boys trailer: A Seth Rogen-produced comedy full of sweary kids

Steven Sheehan
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Blue My Mind trailer: Not your average coming of age story

Steven Sheehan

DVD, VOD and Blu-Ray News

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The Aftermath coming to DVD and Blu-ray in July

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Digital download release coming in June More

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The Third Wife to get a Eureka Dual Format DVD/Blu-ray release this August

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Hellboy coming to DVD, Blu-ray and 4K in August

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The Incident coming to DVD/Blu-ray in August

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In Bruges Limited Edition Blu-ray announced for August

Colin Polonowski
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Classic 1986 sci-fi, Flight of the Navigator, is getting the deluxe Blu-ray treatment thanks to Second Sight

Colin Polonowski
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The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith getting a dual format DVD/Blu-ray release in August

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