Month: October 2012

Paul 15 October 2012

Calling a film epic these days is very rare, from the story right down to the length of the film...

Paul 13 October 2012

When the end of the world comes who would you like to spend the last moments on earth with? This...

Paul 12 October 2012

Jacques Audiard's Rust and Bone starring Oscar award winning actress Marion Cotillard which has been win critic and fans praise...

Paul 12 October 2012

When you create a film based around an event of such tragedy like the deadly Tsunami that struck South East...

Paul 12 October 2012

Kathryn Bigelow's Zero Dark Thirty has been fairly low key affair and a shroud of mystery over how truthful/fictional the...

Paul 12 October 2012

I must be one of the very few people who had an inkling Prometheus from the start was going to...

Paul 12 October 2012

There's nothing better when a film keeps to it's promise and Ruben Fleischer's Gangster Squad looks like it will be...

Paul 11 October 2012

Monday 22nd October will be #NationalFearDay when Simon Pegg's A Fantastic Fear Of Everything will be released on DVD, Blu-Ray.Pegg...

chris Banks 11 October 2012

Opening the 2012 London Film Festival, Tim Burton’s Frankenweenie has a previous incarnation as a 1984 short film. The original,...

Paul 11 October 2012

When you think of planes flying upside down you automatically think of the Red Devils stunt planes but never a...

Paul 11 October 2012

Last night Tim Burton’s brand new film Frankenweenie was chosen to open the 56th BFI London Film Festival.With the film...

Paul 11 October 2012

‘On the Road’ by Jack Kerouac is often described as the great American novel that defined a generation. The novel...

Paul 11 October 2012

Are you like me not a big fan of westerns? Yes what if we add Quentin Tarantino to the equation...

Paul 10 October 2012

There back for another bite film's dysfunctional vampire family The Hamilton's are back for some more blood sucking fun this...