June 28, 2009
Edinburgh 2009: RT's 10 Must-See Movies
The Edinburgh Film Festival has come to a close and Rotten Tomatoes thought we'd make a traditional look back over all of the films playing at this year's fest and present to you - in strictly alphabetical order - our 10 must-sees. As a... More...

June 28, 2009
Edinburgh 2009: Humpday wins RT Award
Humpday, directed by Lynn Shelton, has become the second ever winner of the Rotten Tomatoes Critical Consensus Award, it was announced today at an awards ceremony in Edinburgh. Presented as part of the Edinburgh Film Festival, the event also... More...

June 26, 2009
Edinburgh 2009: The Tomato Report - Dario Argento's Giallo Premieres
Edinburgh Film Festival has played host to any number of world premieres over the years, but few have been as without fanfare as last night's screening of Dario Argento's Giallo, the latest film from a director who defined that titular genre in... More...

June 25, 2009
Edinburgh 2009: The Tomato Report - RT Presents the Critical Consensus Award Nominees
Another year, another Rotten Tomatoes Critical Consensus Award, which we're proud to announce is part of the official awards ceremony at this year's Edinburgh Film Festival. The Critical Consensus Award was first presented last year, to Swedish... More...

June 24, 2009
Edinburgh 2009: The Tomato Report - Paddy Considine is Le Donk
Shane Meadows is an Edinburgh Film Festival mainstay, having brought most of his body of work to the festival for the last ten years, starting with 1999's A Room For Romeo Brass. So it's entirely fitting that this would be the place to premiere... More...

June 23, 2009
Edinburgh 2009: The Tomato Report – Spread, Fish Tank and The September Issue Unspool
David Mackenzie's history with the Edinburgh Film Festival is a long one. Both Young Adam and Hallam Foe are set in Scotland and played at the festival, with the latter opening proceedings in 2007. It's fair to say programming a Mackenzie film for... More...

June 22, 2009
Edinburgh 2009: The Tomato Report - Adventureland Arrives
The stars of the indie film world descended on Edinburgh last night as two of the highest-profile films of the festival took their spot in the limelight. Jesse Eisenberg flew over to premiere Adventureland, while the Mexican contingent of Gael... More...

June 21, 2009
Edinburgh 2009: The Tomato Report – Journey to Moon With Black Dynamite
What do you do when you discover the culprit of a drugs ring dealing crazy-ass smack to orphans is the president of the United States? It's a quandary troubling Michael Jai White as the titular star of Black Dynamite, an hilarious spoof of... More...

June 20, 2009
Edinburgh 2009: The Tomato Report – Exam Passes
The fun continued in Edinburgh as the Edinburgh International Film Festival entered its third day in the Scottish town. Amongst the films on offer were The Hurt Locker, Kathryn Bigelow's Iraq war story with Jeremy Renner, and Wasted, a homegrown... More...

June 19, 2009
Edinburgh 2009: The Tomato Report – Robin Wright Penn's Private Lives
Yesterday marked the first full day of the Edinburgh Film Festival, and the real business of film began with dozens of films and events on the cards. Robin Wright Penn brought star power to Edinburgh as she premiered The Private Lives of Pippa... More...

June 17, 2009
Edinburgh 2009: The Tomato Report – Mendes takes Away We Go International
Another year, another Edinburgh Film Festival, and Rotten Tomatoes is firmly set up in the Scottish city for another fine celebration of film. Once again we're partnering with the festival and we'll be providing regular updates on what's hot,... More...

May 07, 2009
Edinburgh Film Festival Lineup Announced
The programme for this year's Edinburgh Film Festival, taking place in the Scottish city in June, has been announced. Among the films showing, Sam Mendes' Away We Go, Dario Argento's Giallo and Duncan Jones' Moon. More...

July 01, 2008
Edinburgh 2008: What to Watch
We share twenty of the best films screened at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, currently running in the Scottish city. More...

June 27, 2008
Edinburgh: Ray Harryhausen on His Career
The animation legend tells an eager audience about his life and work... More...

June 27, 2008
Rotten Tomatoes Critical Consensus Award 2008 Presented
Did we Let The Right One Win in Edinburgh? Our panel of industry experts has chosen one of the festival's finest films to take home our first Critical Consensus award. More...

June 18, 2008
RT's First Critical Consensus Award to be Presented at Edinburgh Film Festival
A panel of leading film critics will present the Rotten Tomatoes Critical Consensus Award 2008 to one of a shortlist of films playing at this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival. More...

May 09, 2008
Edinburgh International Film Festival Slate Announced
The Scottish shindig of film unveils its line-up. More...

August 30, 2007
Video Exclusive: Seth Rogen and Judd Apatow talk Knocked Up, Superbad and Walk Hard
And the pair nab their Certified Fresh award for... well, just about everything at the moment. More...

August 30, 2007
Video Exclusive: Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann get Certified Fresh over Knocked Up
Worrying headline makes way for RT's exclusive chat with the stars of Apatow's latest. More...

August 28, 2007
Julie Delpy talks about Two Days in Paris with RT
Is her directorial debut the least romantic movie set in the City of Love? We sit down with Julie Delpy to find out... More...

August 27, 2007
Video Exclusive: Jamie Bell talks Hallam Foe, accents and Equus with RT
Rotten Tomatoes sits down with one of Britain's finest young talents to find out about his latest turn. More...

August 27, 2007
Video Exclusive: Sophia Myles talks Hallam Foe with RT
We chat to the supremely lovely British actress about her latest role in David Mackenzie's new film. More...

August 27, 2007
RT talks to Hallam Foe helmer David Mackenzie
The Brit director introduces us to his "teen gothic fairytale." More...

August 26, 2007
RT-UK's What to Watch at the Edinburgh Film Festival
Rotten Tomatoes UK heads up north to take in the sights and sounds of the Edinburgh Film Festival. And as the celebration of cinema draws to a close we present what's hot and what's not from the event. More...