Jason England 05/11/2014 Jason England 05/11/2014

3 Situations Where Indiana Jones Would've Died In Real Life

I know that Indiana Jones kicking the bucket is a situation no-one likes to imagine, but let's be honest: Harrison Ford, for all intents and purposes, is indestructible.

Jason England 28/01/2013 Jason England 28/01/2013

Short Film 'Voice Over' Takes New Look At Storytelling

A new 10-minute movie from Kamel Films has been taking film festivals by storm, winning 44 awards for its humourous and incisive take on narrative.

Jason England 24/01/2013 Jason England 24/01/2013

Django Unchained Review

Tarantino's latest offering Django Unchained has met with vast praise so far, including being nominated for an Oscar. I'm not so sure I agree.

Jason England 21/01/2013 Jason England 21/01/2013

Les Misérables Review

Victor Hugo's epic tale Les Misérables has been gloriously adapted for the stage, and now for the big screen. With such big names as Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe, and Anne Hathaway, expectations were high - and director Tom Hooper has delivered magnificently.

Jason England 15/11/2011 Jason England 15/11/2011

Forget 3DTV, 'True 3D' Uses Lasers To Display Floating 3D Images

“Help me Obi Wan Kenobi, you're my only hope”. Once but an innocuous distress call by an estranged Princess Leia to a heroic Mark Hamill, R2-D2's nifty projection work is looking ever closer to becoming reality.

Jason England 03/11/2011 Jason England 03/11/2011

Editorial: 3D retrofitting. A Sinking Ship?

This week, Avatar and Terminator 2: Judgment Day director James Cameron invited specialist press to a special 15-minute demo screening of his latest project, Titanic 3D. Cameron, who has been an advocate of the move to 3D ever since Pandora was but a whisper of an idea, follows Pixar (the Toy Story trilogy) and Disney (The Lion King 3D) in bringing the 3D treatment to his 1997 box-office juggernaut.