The stories told in films about pandemics.

Yay @rtalalay!

A quick guide.

Fantastic.

Hooray!

Glorious from @fozmeadows.

Mee-owwww! A must-read review in verse.

Awfully sad.

Great article.

...and its similarities with Dr Strangelove.

@MollyRingwald considers the legacy of John Hughes.

Not my fandom, but a glorious story.

I have not actually seen the film but this almost makes me want to.

Where will they get the staff??

...most films will fail it.

Searing.

Fascinating.

Brilliant.

"It’s both transient and eternal. It’s May, June, July, August, September all rolled into one ridiculous 24-hour period. This retrospective confusion around the date itself feels weirdly, wonderfully apt."

Includes my colleague @khsprehe.

On the right, coming downstairs in a grey suit.

Emily Asher-Perton's spoiler-filled review.

James Mason's 1967 exploration.

Fascinating. I think I saw *one* building that had not changed.

Yep.

The worst of 2015 cinema.

What James Bond films tell us.

Congratulations to all.

John Le Carré and Richard Burton.

In case you hadn't seen this!