RT's film editor remembers his first and only Cannes film festival, with the dreaded yellow press pass

Asking you to respect other cinema patrons before you buy that noisy snack

Can we just wait until Prometheus comes out now, please?

Saluting those who get up off their backsides and just do it

Why fans of world cinema aren't surprised that Scandinavian TV is such a treat

Sometimes you have to see a film twice...

RT's film editor examines the Knocked Up director's oeuvre

Is The Hunger Games actually not that good, or is it me?

Will the sinking ship go down better on television than at the cinema?

Why are foreign films better at foregrounding age and experience?

"Will reviews from members of the public oust the once-regal film critics from their ivory towers?"

Our film editor wonders why the Academy spent so much time on its feet this year

Our film editor has literally nothing to say about last night's results

Sniff! Our film editor considers the weepie

Hoping that the revived Muppets aren't accompanied by irony...

Admiring the make-up job on 37-year-old Leonardo DiCaprio as a 77-year-old J Edgar

Casting an eye over the Oscar nominations 2012 and hoping for a surprise

Deducing why I didn't like the first film, but loved the second one...

Attempting to stand next to every celebrity in the room at the Covers Party, as is traditional

The PM's wrong to ignore the role that the "arthouse" circuit plays in the building of cinematic successes, says Andrew Collins

At last, our film editor can talk freely about his previously secret performance

Our film editor casts an eye over the Golden Globe nominations

It turned out to be a good year for films after all - impossible to narrow down to a top ten

Terence Davies's latest release proves not everything at the local cinema is aimed squarely at teenage boys

Our film editor watched Bridesmaids for the second time and discovered a whole new film...

Stepping into the spotlight of Celebrity Mastermind, but sworn to secrecy

The best festive movies are not gooey and sweet...

Hoping that British independent cinema won't be all about The King's Speech this year

A look back at some of my favourite movies of last year...

Can you have too much of a good thing, if that thing is Ryan Gosling?

Meeting the good readers of Radio Times in a tent and discussing star ratings

It takes quite a film to keep me still for three-and-a-half hours, but Martin Scorsese has done it

Trying to laugh in all the right places during an otherwise serious film

Getting worked up about Battleship Potemkin, an 86-year-old silent film about a boat

Getting distracted by the game of naming lesser-known supporting actors at the cinema

Considering your favourite Hollywood franchises: can they be about anything other than dollar signs?

How to survive a really nasty bit in a film without losing your lunch

Singing the praises of foreign-language cinema, as the "rest of the world" grows by the day

A visit to The Inbetweeners "world premiere", a bag of Doritos and a can of Tango...

Obeying a film company embargo, because Andrew is nice like that

The Deathly Hallows Part 2 adds a whole new dimension...

Meeting JJ Abrams on the eve of Super 8's release and discussing models. But not that kind.

The perils of not checking the showing times before you enter the auditorium to see the film advertised