In the week that Jimmy’s Hall is out on DVD I pick out some of the many responses to my recent question about whether you can like a film and dislike its politics.

This month I’m attending two film festivals just a few days apart - both on islands. Here’s why I love them….

Nebraska is just out on DVD. It was one of my favourite films of last year featuring one of my favourite actors. Here is my list of Bruce’s five best performances.

I’m always accusing George Lucas of being a terrible director and yet I love American Graffiti. Why does this deeply nostalgic film continue to shine?

The news has broken that Michael Bay is going to produce a remake of Hitchcock’s classic The Birds. But is that such a bad thing?

Geriaction is the word that has recently been coined to describe a genre of movies starring some of the senior citizens of the film world. Stallone, Schwarzenegger and Willis are all in cinemas at the moment but it's nothing new for old duffers to be doing this kind of stuff...

Here is the latest Kermode Uncut Film Club choice - the Citizen Kane of British pop movies - Slade In Flame. Watch the intro, screen the film and let me know what you think.

I posted recently asking which are the best and worst summer blockbusters. Here I reveal your choices.

Some weeks back I asked you if the weather made any difference to your cinema going. Here is a summary of your meteorological musings...

In this post I pick out some of your responses to Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me and reveal the title of the next Kermode Uncut Film Club choice.

I recently asked you which films you went to see with no expectations that turned out to be brilliant. Here are some of the gems you identified.

You responded in large numbers to the first Kermode Uncut Film Club choice of Breathless. Here I pick out some of your comments - negative and positive!

I posted recently asking what you thought were the greatest books never filmed.

The response was overwhelming - here are just some of the nominees...

A few weeks ago I posted that The Hunger Games had been cut to get a 12A certificate in the UK.

This started a debate about who was really responsible and whether it was censorship or marketing...