Intensity Rises In New Damien Chazelle’s First Man UK Trailer
Frank Sinatra sang 'Fly Me To The Moon', next month Damien Chazelle will transport us to the moon. Or should...
Month: September 2018
Film Review – The Rider (2017)
The Old West – at least, the one we know from the westerns that proliferated in the 1950s and 60s...
‘Elizabethtown’ (and Claire character) may be misunderstood
A couple of weeks ago, I revisited a film that has meant a lot to my wife and me- Cameron...
Win Alain Resnais Last Year In Marienbad on DVD
A stunning new restoration of one of the most enigmatic and distinctive films ever made, LAST YEAR IN MARIENBAD, comes...
The Peoples Movies Makes Top 30 European Movies Blog
A few days ago Feedspot revealed their Top 30 Most influential European Movie Blogs and The Peoples Movies has made...
Blu-Ray Review – Cold Water (1994)
24 years after its release, Olivier Assayas Cold Water (1994, L'eau Froide) finally gets it's (Blu-Ray)Home Entertainment release courtesy of...
Film Review – Shock and Awe (2017)
Set in the post-9/11 office of two skeptical journalists, Shock and Awe sets out nobly to relay the true story...
Hola! Netflix Reveal Trailer For Elite, Spain’s Answer To Gossip Girl?
Missing Gossip Girl? Youths behaving badly possibly even committing murder? Next Month Netflix will launch Elite the Netflix Originals series...
Win The Racer And The Jailbird On DVD
RACER AND THE JAILBIRD is a fast-paced, high-octane thriller set against the backdrop of a brutal crime gang in Brussels....
Film Review – The Song of Solomon (2017)
Mary is possessed by a powerful demonic entity that forces her father to inflict a Columbian necktie upon himself. Cue...
Film Review – Crazy Rich Asians (2018)
Based on the best selling globally revered novel from Kevin Kwan this adaptation has all the right ingredients of young...
Film Review – ‘Incident in a Ghostland’
Release date: OUT NOW on DVD/Download Rating: As the latest offering from horror extraordinaire Pascal Laugier, ‘Incident in a Ghostland’...
Win The Acclaimed Documentary SPITFIRE On DVD
Following a successful ‘One Day Only’ Cinema event this summer, to commemorate the RAF’s centenary year, and a theatrical release...
Film Review – Mary And The Witch’s Flower (2017)
No one can deny Studio Ghibli has opened the eyes of the Western world to the magic of Japanese Animation...