Tagged adventure

David Brook reviews Nick Castle's family-friendly, sci-fi adventure, with grounbreaking CGI. It's being released by Arrow Video on UHD & Blu-ray.

Director: Yeon Sang-Ho Screenplay: Yeon Sang-Ho, Ryu Yong-jae Starring: Gang Dong-Won, Lee Re, Koo Kyo-Hwan Country: South Korea Running Time: 116 minutes Year: 2020 Whereas director Yeon Sang-Ho framed...

Director: Yeon Sang-Ho Screenplay: Park Joo-suk Starring: Gong Yoo, Jung Yu-Mi, Ma Dong-Seok Country: South Korea Running Time: 118 minutes Year: 2016 Train to Busan is a zombie (actually, “infected�...

Andrew Beeken reviews the BFI's new 4K release of Henri-Georges Clouzot's existential masterpiece...

Director: Corey Yuen/ Ching Siu-tung/ Stephen Tung Screenplay: Starring: Rosamund Kwan, Charlie Yeung, Takeshi Kaneshiro, Billy Chow, Collin Chou, Johnny Kong, Law Kar-ying, Simon Yam, Eric Tsang, Gigi Leung,...

David Brook reviews Ronny Yu's Eastern-Western adventure, starring Leung Kar-yan and Chow Yun-fat. It's being released on Blu-ray by 88 Films.

Andy Goulding reviews Imprint Films’ new Blu-ray boxset of 40s and 50s Adventure films.

Justin Richards reviews Kevin Reynold's 'Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves' starring Kevin Costner

David Brook reviews Edward Dmytryk's action-adventure, starring Spencer Tracy and Robert Wagner. It's being released on Blu-ray by Imprint.

David Brook reviews the first screen adaptation of the influential short story. It's being released on Blu-ray by Eureka Masters of Cinema.

David Brook reviews the BFI's dual-format boxset of silent documentaries, charting the 'Heroic Age' of Antarctic exploration.

Director: Benh Zeitlin Starring: Devin France, Tommie Milazzo, Allison Campbell, Yashua Mack, Gage Naquin, Gavin Naquin, Kevin Pugh, Ahmad Cage, Krzysztof Meyn, Romyri Ross, Lowell Landes, Shay Walker Country...

David Brook reviews Terry Jones' Viking comedy-adventure, which is being released on a special edition Blu-ray by Signal One.

A sponsored review of the latest spin on the Sherlock Holmes story, this time focussing on his teenage sister.

David Brook reviews Mike Hodges' cult classic, which is being re-released on cinemas, as well as 4K UHD, Blu-ray, DVD and digital by Studiocanal.