Looked at your DVD collection and realised you’re missing some good old war epics? Never fear, as Best for Film brings you the review of this re-release of the 1964 classic The Thin Red Line. Grab your gun and don’t leave a man behind for this first time adaptation of James Jones’s book of the same name.

Bardem plus Craig means Bond 23 could be the best yet

The young Brit with a chin-you-could-build-a-house-with has ripped open his shirt to reveal the iconic S.

Johnny Knoxville and the boys indulge in even more ridiculous pranks for our entertainment.

Before the glorious Ghostbusters, producer Ivan Reitman made the classic horror comedy Cannibal Girls. An intentional mishmash of 1973 cheese-sleaze and nifty schlock-horror, Cannibal Girls boasted the tagline “they love every man they meet and the meat on every man”…

Bond composer and five time Oscar winner John Barry has died of a heart attack.

Yep. More Jason. Surely nobody’s watching these any more?

It’s time for The Rebound, a romantic comedy starring Catherine Zeta-Jones from the studio that brought you Tamara Drewe and the romantic smash-hit PS I Love You. And we have 3 copies on DVD to give away! Competition ends 1st March 2011

TGIF!!! In celebration of the week’s natural end, we’ve decided to make this day all about the alcohol. We’ve got the drunken, ill-informed Friday Face/Off, and now we’ve got our Friday drinking game. Grab some friends (or do it on your own, if you feel so inclined), get the Lambrini lined up, and consider yourself sozzled.

Everyone loves to hate the sports movie. Oh it’s so predictable, oh it’s so dull, oh it’s so boyish. But now that the Oscars are routinely rewarding boxing films for being rather good, and Sandra Bullock walked away with a Best Actress nod for her part in a film about American Football, we decided it was high time to celebrate the great and good of sports movies. Because they do exist. Honest.