Jeremy is joined by both Chris Arnsby and Antony Malone as they present their thoughts on the last year in movies. In the first part of this epic adventure, they tussle with Bananaman, stand-up comic David Bowie, all the Draculas and enjoy a libel that was cut before release.

Jeremy, Chris Arnsby and Antony Malone continue their journey through the last year in film, as Chris pursues a family vendetta, Jeremy insults Mexico and Antony is hypnotised by a French screen legend.

Below you can see a playlist of previous Best Film winners.

A listing of my previous Best Film winners (with a tie for 2003 and a four-way tie in 2004 - ask me about it sometime).

It Follows [DVD] Buy on Amazon

Christine [DVD] Buy on Amazon

Gravity: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Buy on Amazon

Jeremy and writer Antony Malone think small for the 1973 sci-fi drama Phase IV, with a conversation that touches on Scarlett Johansson, Westworld, Will Self, Charles Laughton and Darren Aronofsky.

Some additional data resides below, including the piece of music featured in both the movie and Doctor Who, the extended ending and an insight into Bass's other design work. Here is a link where the official soundtrack can be streamed via SoundCloud, and the film can be watched through Netflix here.

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Lost ending for Saul bass' phase iv. This is the entire length of the formerly missing segment; nothing is missing from it.

One of cinema's great craftsmen, Saul Bass is a name you may not recognize, but you no doubt know his work- particularly his striking, minimalist title sequences. Let's dive into the philosophy of his work and see what we can learn, and how we can apply it to other areas of filmmaking.