Coriolanus Cinema Review
“If I ever get to meet him beard to beard, he is mine or I am his,” spat arch rival Tullis Aufidius (Gerard Butler) with so much... read more
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy DVD Review
Come the night and it may well lose out to The Artist, but nominated for 11 BAFTAs, including... read more
Resident Evil Retribution Trailer The wildly successful film franchise adaptation that has grossed nearly $700 million worldwide to the popular video game series... read more
Margin Call Cinema Review
The typical association with the margin or marginality is invisibility. Though the ‘margin’ referred to in this film possesses quite a... read more
Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol Cinema Review
D
irector Brad Bird knows how to quicken the pulse with adrenaline-driven set pieces... read more
Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows Cinema Review
Author Arthur Conan Doyle’s seminal character has gone through a ridiculous number of... read more
We Were Here Cinema Review
An extraordinarily moving documentary, “We Were Here” examines how the AIDS epidemic devastated, united and... read more
From stage to screen: Ralph Fiennes debuts his obsession with Shakespeare’s ‘Coriolanus’
Ralph Fiennes (The Constant Gardener, The English Patient... read more
Resistance Cinema Review Resistance imagines an alternative universe where D-Day has failed and Britain has been invaded by Germany. It is 1944, and... read more
Princess Grace: The Movie We may think of Grace Kelly as a Princess now, but she was film star once - and will be again, when a film of a key period in her life... read more
Tower Heist Cinema Review
Tower Heist delivers exactly what it says on the tin. However, that’s kind of all it is: a heist of a tower – nothing more and nothing less... read more
Albatross Cinema Review Set in a small English south-coast town, this coming-of-age film is sweet and funny, though occasionally misses subtlety... read more
Retreat Cinema Review
Retreat is a British thriller about a couple called Kate (Thandie Newton), and her husband Martin (Cillian Murphy) who have... read more
The Debt Cinema Review
“We are not animals. Remember what we are, and what we are not”, David. There is something so satisfying in a Nazi-hunter... read more
Horrible Bosses Cinema Review Horrible Bosses is not only laugh-out-loud hilarious, but also surprising and tense in equal measure. The trailer does not... read more
Holy Rollers Cinema Review
Hasidic Jews with their devout beliefs and strong religious upbringing would have to make the worst movie drug couriers... read more
Stake Land Cinema Review
“Teenage vampire movies? On demand!” So exclaims King Arthur in the new advert. And here we have another vampire tale... read more
The Beaver Cinema Review
Admit it. Sometimes you talk to yourself. And sometimes, maybe when you are particularly down or stressed, you talk to yourself... read more
The Hangover Part II Cinema Review
The Wolfpack is back and in Bangkok. Stu (Helms, The Office), the next to be married, again... read more
Sing Your Song Cinema Review
‘”Excuse Me Mr.”’ Ben Harper’s eloquent song of protest gently strummed on steel stringed guitar, are the words the lips... read more
Libertines film out this spring The Libertines: There Are No Innocent Bystanders is an engaging and honest music documentary by legendary photographer... read more
Mother and Child Cinema Review Mother and Child explores the unbreakable bond against all odds, between mothers and their children. Rodrigo Garcia – son of... read more
War Horse Cinema Review
Steven Spielberg’s films shaped my childhood, RAIDERS, LAST CRUSADE, EMPIRE OF THE SUN, CLOSE ENCOUNTERS... read more...
Denzel Washington To Play The Equalizer ?
There’s seemingly been little movement of late on the attempt to bring ‘80s TV drama... read more
Watch the trailer for Roman Polanski's Carnage
A showdown between two kids about eleven, in a local playground. Swollen lips, broken teeth... read more...
Another Earth Cinema Review
“What would we say to ourselves? What would we learn from ourselves? What would we really like to see if we could... read more
Las Acacias Cinema Review
It wasn’t until the film had finished thatx I appreciated the beauty of this film in its entirety. Las Acacias tells a poignant story of a truck... read more
Fall Guy – The Movie
Deadline.com is reporting that director Martin Campbell ("Green Lantern," "Casino Royale") could take on the planned film.... read more
Snowtown Cinema Review
There are passages in this film which are very hard to watch, dealing as it does with the true story of Australia’s worst serial... read more
Angels of Evil DVD Review
Angels of Evil is the brutally compelling story of Renato Vallanzasca, a Milanese bank robber who became one of the... read more
Watch The Trailer For SKET! SKET is a fast paced girl gang retribution thriller set in the badlands of
East London. When a young woman is cruelly and... read more
Real Steel Cinema Review
If science fiction robot films are your cup of tea then Real Steel hits every mark. Separating it from the rest of the genre though, is its... read more
Captain America: The First Avenger Cinema Review
Like its protagonist, the formerly malnourished but forever heroic Steve Rogers, ‘Captain... read more
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 Cinema Review
The Boy Who Lived has been a part of my life now for 14 years and knowing the big finale was... read more
A Separation Cinema Review
A family drama so intense it could be thriller. This has some kind of rare intensity. It travels on another plane of emotion that does not... read more
Cell 211 Cinema Review Cell 211 opens with a striking first scene in silence, forcing all focus on a man that slices his wrists open to let the blood and life drain... read more
Countdown To Zero Cinema Review
At a time when we worry about global warming and overpopulation Lucy Walker (Waste Land)... read more
Bridesmaids Cinema Review
I’ve never been nor had any desire to be a bridesmaid, but this film might have just has managed to tip the scales in its favour... read more