Outspoken, opinionated and never lost for words, Mark is the UK's leading film critic. This video blog is the place where he airs his personal views on the things that most fire him up about cinema. For the full Kermode Uncut archive visit: http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/markkermode/. You can also hear Mark review the latest UK releases every Friday at 2pm alongside Simon Mayo on BBC Radio 5 live’s Kermode and Mayo Film Review: http://www.bbc.co.uk/5live
As Kermode Uncut comes to an end, Mark lists his worst films of the last decade.
As Kermode Uncut comes to an end, Mark lists his best films of the last decade.
As Kermode Uncut comes to an end, Mark lists his worst films of the last decade.
As Kermode Uncut comes to an end, Mark lists his best films of the last decade.
Mark remembers Douglas Rain who played the voice of Hal in 2001 A Space Odyssey.
Mark talks about how he finds himself mentioned in Michael Caine's new book.
Mark talks to Henry Priestman of band 'Yachts' and director Mark Herman.
Some Like It Hot is back in cinemas - Mark explains his special relationship with the film.
Mark talks to producer Stephen Woolley about the glory days of the Scala Cinema.
Mark talks to director Peter Jackson about his astonishing WWI documentary.
Mark asks whether Coralie Fargeat's thriller Revenge is really a game-changer.
Mark looks back at Avengers: Infinity War. Did he misjudge it on first watch?
Mark relates the new movie The Little Stranger to The Haunting of Hill House.
Are people right to say Maxine Peake's newest film is politically incorrect?
Mark remembers Fenella Fielding who died earlier this week.
Mark concludes his countdown of the best films of 2018 so far.
Mark relates the new heist movie American Animals to his recent series Secrets Of Cinema.
Mark concludes his countdown of the best films of 2018 so far.
Mark begins his countdown of the worst films of 2018 so far.
Mark begins his countdown of the best films of 2018 so far.
Mark talks to documentary director Asif Kapadia about his latest project.
Mark talks to Kim Newman about new BBC4 series Secrets Of Cinema.
Why didn't Lynne Ramsay's Morvern Callar get the attention it deserved?
Mark talks about the perils of falling asleep during a movie...
Mark tries to explain why he loves the films of Andrew Kötting.
Mark reveals which great films you said you don't enjoy.
Mark explains why it's important to expect the best from a movie.
Mark explains why the press campaign for Hereditary is annoying him.
Mark analyses what made the silent star Louise Brooks so extraordinary.
Mark reveals some of the best casting suggestions for Trump the Movie.
Mark recalls the controversy surrounding Three Billboards as the film is released on DVD.
Should cinemas bring back intervals for long films? Mark reveals your reactions.
As Fire And Fury is to become a TV series, Mark wonders what 'Trump The Movie' could look like.
Mark asks why so many stories end up being told in different films at the same time.
With Avengers: Infinity War coming in at 140 minutes - should long films have an interval?
Mark previews the re-release of The Old Dark House in cinemas.
Which films are so bad, they're actually good? Mark reveals your nominations.
With Grease back in cinemas, Mark makes a case for its much-maligned sequel.
As The Disaster Artist is released on DVD, Mark asks: what makes a film so bad it's good?
Mark re-examines some things he saw in You Were Never Really Here...
As it comes out on DVD, Mark asks for a cool reassessment of The Last Jedi.
Should Netflix-released films like Annihilation be reviewed? Here's what you said.
Mark asks whether Netflix-released films like Annihilation should be reviewed.
Mark talks about working on the script of the new William Friedkin documentary.
Film Stars Don't Die In Liverpool was tipped for awards. So why did it end up with none?
Mark shares some of the responses to his discussion of the new Duncan Jones film Mute.
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