Cinema is trying to conquer the third dimension – once again. But is 3D what we’ve been waiting for, and is there more to it than nausea and the extra expense?
This vintage 1981 Christmas episode takes us to Peckham, South London, where Del Boy and Rodney are trying to survive Grandad’s awful dinner followed by a night out.
If you’re worried about spending Christmas this year with your family, you really shouldn’t be. After all, it couldn’t get any worse than spending it with Mr. Bean!
It’s Christmas time and Fozzie has invited the whole Muppet gang to his mom’s farmhouse! Come and join the fun but watch out for the icy patch by the front door!
In the town of Three Rivers teenager Rickie has nowhere to stay, Brian is left home alone, Angela meets a homeless girl and Sharon has no one to help her on Christmas Eve.
In this 1987 Christmas special, Garfield, Jon and Odie pack up the presents and head off to Jon’s parents’ farm for the holidays where the lazy tabby meets Grandma.
The world of Chris Carter’s Millennium has always been a dark one and this 1997 Christmas episode proved to be no exception as Frank Black makes peace with his past.
It’s Christmas in Roswell and while its residents are busy with all the drama in their lives, Isabel (aka The Christmas Nazi) is on her annual crusade of festive cheer.
In this frightfully delightful episode of Tales From The Crypt, a greedy wife decides to kill her husband on Christmas Eve but little does she know…Santa’s on his way.
In part 13 of Deconstructing Cinema, Jonahh looks at the scene from The Matrix where Morpheus offers Neo a choice. Would you take the blue pill – or the red one?
It’s Christmas Eve and Agents Mulder and Scully, clearly with nothing better to do, stake out a haunted mansion in this comical and festive Season 6 episode of The X-Files.
Marking the 48th year of President Kennedy’s assassination on November 22nd 1963, Deconstructing Cinema looks at the Washington Memorial scene from JFK.
Home Alone is a film that never gets old. Its characters are timeless and easy to relate to, especially if you’re from a large family and ever wished for them all to disappear!
Jamie Suckley takes us into the world of Showgirls and asks you leave your inhibitions at the door as he discusses the infamous pool scene in part 11 of Deconstructing Cinema.
In Part 10 of Deconstructing Cinema we zoom in for a close-up of that chilling scene in the 1963 film, The Haunting where Eleanor asks “Whose hand was I holding?”