Articles by Robert Bell

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  On Her Majesty's Secret Service

  Peter R. Hunt

  PUBLISHED Oct 26, 2012

  After Sean Connery resigned from the role of 007 during the filming of You Only Live Twice, producers Harry Saltzman and Albert R. Broccoli...

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  Diamonds are Forever

  Guy Hamilton

  PUBLISHED Oct 25, 2012

  After George Lazenby left the Bond franchise after On Her Majesty's Secret Service, citing creative differences and a lack of respectful tr...

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  The World Before Her

  Nisha Pahuja

  PUBLISHED Oct 25, 2012

  Because the tenets of Western culture are imposing on the many societies keen on keeping their women subjugated and controlled by some arbi...

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  In Their Skin

  Jeremy Power Regimbal

  PUBLISHED Oct 25, 2012

  Drenched almost entirely in a formally composed brown-grey aesthetic, the Canadian home invasion thriller, In Their Skin, is exceedingly aw...

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  Unlucky

  Ian Robertson

  PUBLISHED Oct 25, 2012

  Maintaining a successfully quirky or idiosyncratic tone and trajectory in film depends mostly on the voice, vision and, most importantly, l...

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  V/H/S

  Radio Silence, David Bruckner, Glenn McQuaid, Joe Swanberg & Ti West

  PUBLISHED Oct 25, 2012

  Though singularly modern in representing the present generation in decades to come, it makes sense that a found-footage anthology be presen...

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  My Amityville Horror

  Eric Walter

  PUBLISHED Oct 24, 2012

  In set up, the traditionally structured documentary, My Amityville Horror, presents as a mixture of present day interviews with Daniel Lutz...

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  Goldfinger

  Guy Hamilton

  PUBLISHED Oct 24, 2012

  Thought by many to be the quintessential Bond film, introducing many of the elements the franchise is now known for, Goldfinger does hold u...