Arrow release a stunning reproduction of Toshiya Fujita's highly influential and much underrated 1973 film and its 1974 sequel on Blu-ray for the first time....

On the day Aung San Suu Kyi takes office, her biopic also hits the shelves....

Michael Mackenzie, who actually likes Tomb Raider, has reviewed the 2001 summer cheesefest starring Angelina Jolie, making its debut on HD DVD courtesy of Paramount.

Tom Hanks' second feature as director and a curious throwback of a romantic comedy....

Another shaky handheld camera horror. What can separate The Last Exorcism from the others? Mark Lee finds out....

Ozu's first reworking of Late Spring has been given a Dual Format release by the BFI...

Beginning our comprehensive look at the BFI's The Ozu Collection, clydefro reviews Late Spring and The Only Son. ...

Best. Vampire. Movie. Ever...According to the cover, but what do we say?...

Yet more Pasolini in HD. With added Rossellini, Godard and Gregoretti....

Daniel-Day Lewis channels Honest Abe for Spielberg in this really quite good lesson in history and politics...

Another delightful rediscovery courtesy of BFI Flipside. ...

Studiocanal release Bustillo and Maury's much anticipated follow-up to Inside on Blu-ray....

Colin Farrell's just out of prison, trying to avoid Ray Winstone's grip, and doing chores for Keira Knightley by day...

One of two Arnold Louis Miller documentaries on the BFI's new Flipside strand looking at the seaminer side of London in the swinging sixties. Noel Megahey reviews....

Tony Richardson's seminal British New Wave film starring Tom Courtenay gets a gem of a Blu-ray release from the BFI.

Bruce Willis. Joseph Gordon Levitt. Emily Blunt. Time travel. What's not to like?...

Volker Schlöndorff's 1975 drama, part of the StudioCanal Collection, is an impassioned protest against the erosion of civil liberties by the activities of the press and actions of the secret police.

Billy Wilder's first Oscar winner isn't what you'd call a "feel-good" picture - clydefro reviews the new MoC Blu...

Religious pilgrimage as something holy or mere hope mixed with opportunism? Lourdes largely leaves it up to you.

Always look out for the quiet ones, as Mark Lee discovers in Sean Byrne's Aussie shocker, The Loved Ones....

The latest Dual Format release from the BFI is Tony Scott's uncharacteristic debut "feature"

Spend the hour with Shirley Anne Field and Robert Stephens in the latest Dual Format release from the BFI's Flipside...