Amid industry decline and shrinking audiences, British cinema reinvented itself in the 1980s with bold new voices, classics ...

Forty years on, Stephen Frears and Hanif Kureishi reveal how a low-budget Channel 4 film became one of the most influential British movies ever made.

British cinema faced crisis and change in the 1980s. These ten films show how the industry reinvented itself against the odds ...

Danny DeVito reveals how a snake bite on the Romancing the Stone set left him desperately trying to save Michael Douglas.

Sam Neill and Julian Dennison recall Taika Waititi's comedy genius, the famous Ricky Baker song and the making of a beloved ...

DI Max Arnold and DS Layla Walsh face five gripping new murder cases in The Chelsea Detective: Series 4. Win the acclaimed crime drama on DVD.

Harrison Ford was once told he'd "never make it" in Hollywood after a minor film role. His witty response, and the way he later proved his doubter wrong, makes for a perfect movie star story.

Win Inside Llewyn Davis on home entertainment and experience the Coen Brothers’ acclaimed folk-era drama, featuring a superb Oscar Isaac performance.

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey arrives in cinemas in more formats than any major release in recent memory. What’s significant is that each version meaningfully changes what audiences see and hear.

From improvised clarinet playing to accidental hairstyles and a parade packed with 10,000 extras, Matthew Broderick recalls the making of John Hughes’ beloved comedy classic.

For those that were present for its original theatrical run, the version of Steven Spielberg’s sci-fi masterpiece Close Encounters of the Third Kind seen on TV today is quite different from the film ...

Dan Stephens is the founder and editor of Top 10 Films. He's usually pondering his next list, often inspired by his adoration for 1980s Hollywood, a time-travelling DeLorean and an adventurous ...