The Big Picture Magazine
Thank you to all the readers who entered our recent competition. The winner of the three festive film posters, provided by Park Circus films, is Chris Payne, who had this to say about his favourite Christmas film, The Muppets Christmas Carol (1992): Who doesn’t love The Muppets? Jim Henson’s decision to cast them in Charles […]
In partnership with Park Circus films, we’re giving away three exclusive posters for festive films that have become as synonymous with the Christmas season as Santa Claus or injuries at a black Friday sale. The holiday wouldn’t be complete without a cosy revisiting of Frank Capra’s 1946 gem It’s A Wonderful Life, Brian Henson’s mischievous rehash The […]
What is your favourite movie poster? Film poster art is back….with a vengeance. ‘Alternative Movie Posters: Film Art from the Underground’ by Matthew Chojnacki is the first book to take a comprehensive look at the spectacular art of underground film posters. In an era of studio posters that endlessly rely on enhanced head shots of […]
The spring 2014 issue is here and boy, it sure is worth the wait! The Spring 2014 issue’s theme of The Big Picture is ‘Wild Screen’ looking at where the Animal Kingdom and the Movies collide. This issue promises a whole heap of insightful features to satiate your cinematic hunger. Along with the roundup of […]
With the launch of the new site and the fact Christmas is nearly upon us, all of us at The Big Picture are feeling rather festive and full of good tidings. So, it’s competition time! We are giving away 3 copies of ‘Rosebud Sleds and Horses’ Heads: 50 of Film’s Most Evocative Objects’ by Scott […]
Ahead of the print edition being available to purchase online from Magcloud, you can now download issue 12 of The Big Picture to enjoy in its full small screen glory. Ok so it doesn’t smell as nice as the print version, but is still rather tasty. The January/February 2011 issue of The Big Picture Magazine […]
As part of our ongoing effort to make The Big Picture accessible to new readers worldwide, the magazine is now hosted on Magcloud – a very nifty print on demand service helping the best new magazines (and some very established ones) to reach a wider audience than standard distribution and geographical limitations often allow. Visitors […]