Every so often, we ring the bell for a week-long debate on a single topic. From The Best Year in Movies to The Best Summer Movie Ever to The Best Film to Lose Best Picture, Debate Week always delivers.
By Anna Swanson
The studio system was collapsing, the French New Wave was on the rise, and Gregory Peck was cinema’s greatest dad.
By Farah Cheded
Zombies, space sagas and age ratings: fifty years ago, cinema was changed forever.
By Hanna Flint
From films that wouldn’t die easily to John Hughes’ darker side to lands that existed before time, there’s a strong case to be made for 1988.
