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When The Bourne Identity burst onto screens in 2002, it was a breath of fresh air, a revolutionary spy thriller that turned the whole genre on its head with its grounding in contemporary geopolitics and kinetic style. Even the James Bond franchise, then entering its fortieth year, was not immune to its influence, with Daniel … >
The first idea of how many people have been watching Class has been revealed. Created by YA author Patrick Ness, the new Doctor Who spin-off launched last month on BBC Three, which is now only available to watch online on BBC iPlayer. BARB (Broadcasters’ Audience Research Board) have released their TV Player Report for the … >
After eight joyful weeks, we’re back in a Cold Feet-less land following the conclusion of Season 6 on ITV last week. But never fear – if Monday nights had reminded you just how much you missed Adam and co., then you can relive all their troubles and joys with the release of the sixth season on DVD, … >
John Williams is a name that is truly ubiquitous when discussing film music; especially when discussing iconic film music. Last night London’s Royal Festival Hall played host to The Best of John Williams in concert. A man who is arguably a legend in his own time, Williams is responsible for so many instantly recognisable movie … >
Cold Feet has spent the past seven weeks proving that not all revivals have to be terrible. But with the sixth season coming to a close, and all sorts of plot points still to be resolved, could it keep the quality up? There’s one thing to know about last night’s finale; the characters are positively tripping over … >
In a world as diverse as the one of Doctor Who, there are so many changes, it is understandable to think that the only thing the same in Doctor Who is the name. But actually it’s surprising to think just how many aspects of the show are constant. Over time, Josh Steer is going to look … >
The team from No Such Thing as the News are back with a second helping of fascinating facts and off-beat news items, switching from their previous Friday night slot to Wednesday evening. Dan Schreiber is joined by James Harkin, Anna Ptaszynski and Andrew Hunter-Murray, the four presenters of the QI podcast No Such Thing as … >
The appeal of this darkly comic Belgian drama lies in its quirky characters and outrageous plot, revolving around a formidable foursome of sisters who conspire to kill the husband of their fifth sister, the long-suffering Goedele. Jean-Claude Delcorps is a nasty piece of work and as the narrative progresses, we learn more about how he … >
Marking the 30th anniversary of ‘The Trial of a Time Lord’, Colin Baker has discussed his time in Doctor Who. Baker was chatting exclusively to CultBox‘s Jeff Moody to promote the DVD release of coming-of-age movie A Dozen Summers. Colin, it’s thirty years this month since ‘The Trial of a Time Lord’. When did you … >
Doctor Who star Colin Baker has revealed which Doctor Who story from the modern era he most wishes his Doctor could have appeared in. Chatting exclusively to CultBox to promote the DVD release of coming-of-age movie A Dozen Summers, Baker told Jeff Moody: “I’ve only seen the first two episodes of Peter Capaldi. I’ve got the rest recorded, … >