Season 37

Our Danny Boyle series comes to an end with a mind-bending movie that dares to ask the question, "What if The Beatles didn't exist?"

First they were addicted to heroin, now they're addicted to *nostalgia* (but also still heroin).

Calling all Sorkinistas - we're walking, talking, and putting 1,000 songs in your pocket.

Probably the only film in history to hinge on the shaving of pubic hair as crucial plot point, Danny Boyle's 2013 film TRANCE is...certainly something.

Welcome to another installment in the "If This Happened to Ben Hosley, It Wouldn't Have Gone Down Like That" series of films - it's 127 HOURS.

Danny Boyle is about to win the Oscar. How did he do it? A) He Cheated, B) He's Lucky, C) He's a Genius, D) IT IS WRITTEN.

The time has come for us to board the Icarus II (awful name for a spaceship) and stare directly into the sun.

How did Danny Boyle choose to follow up the ultraviolence of 28 Days Later? With a winsome kid's movie about morality and currency conversion, of course.

Fast zombies, a deserted London, and potato-quality digital cinematography - 28 DAYS LATER proved to be a genre-defining hit for Danny Boyle after the disappointment of THE BEACH.

Mother is back, and she's taking us all to THE BEACH.

After the smashing success of TRAINSPOTTING, Danny Boyle re-teamed with Ewan McGregor and John Hodge to make a movie where Dan Hedaya plays the Archangel Gabriel, Stanley Tucci plays a dentist, and Ewan has the worst haircut in history.

The UK's answer to PULP FICTION, Danny Boyle's TRAINSPOTTING exploded into theaters and became a global phenomenon, thanks to an iconic marketing campaign.

UK house music, a *very* active camera, and Ewan McGregor looking like a SNACK...that's right, folks - we're covering Danny Boyle.