Description

Special import. Film Review is a British film magazine published monthly and first appeared in 1950, initially for a 3-issue trial run, but it was a success and the magazine continued to 2008. It was renowned, long before the film magazines of today, for being home of the movie celebrity interview, and it earned a fresh lease of life when it was bought up by publishers Visual Imagination (who would in turn publish the likes of Starburst, Cult Times and Shivers). The magazine was hard to beat when it came to book reviews, its reader Q&A section and one of the most extensive video and dvd review sections in print. The rise of the internet took its toll, though, and the final edition – issue 701 – was published in December 2008. Not bad for a magazine that was launched on a three issue trial basis.

This issue has 100 pages written in English and features articles on movies and directors like:
The Matrix, Notting Hill, Star Wars: Episode One, Entrapment, The Mummy, Celebrity, Dervla Kirwan and much more