Blu-Ray Review – The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Extended Version
Peter Jackson returns to Middle-Earth with The Hobbit after a few unremarkable films. Guillermo Del Toro was set to direct...
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Cinema Review – Prince Avalanche
David Gordon Green’s output has been markedly spasmodic over the years, with a career that has followed up the gracefulness...
Review – Rush
As much as I do like John Frankenheimer’s Grand Prix, it is, admittedly, a difficult film to recommend to anyone...
Pain And Gain Review
Run to the hills, it's that time of year again; Michael Bay has slithered out from under his rock to...
Kick Ass 2 Review
It was well before kick-off when Jim Carey took to Twitter to rule himself out if this one, reasoning that...
The Lone Ranger Review
I do recall some months ago that McSweeney's published an open letter to Johnny Depp (or his portrayal of Tonto...
The Wolverine Review 2
After the ghastly, whimsical mess of X Men Origins, there's a sense that director James Mangold is desperate to take...
Eden Review
South Korean, Cheong Kim was 19 years old when she met a man claiming to be in the United States...
The World’s End Review
Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg have a fair old amount to live up to with this final installment in their...
Monsters University Review
I can't imagine there were too many people clamouring for a sequel, or indeed a prequel, to Pixar's joyously goofy...
Tropicália DVD Review
Tropicália is a documentary on a cultural movement that happened in Brazil in the mid to late 1960s. It combined...
Spike Island Review
This one could not have come along at a better time. The Stone Roses' return to the music scene last...
A Haunted House Review
Marlon Wayans retreads familiar ground with his most recent offering, A Haunted House, a comedy-horror in the diabolical mould of...
The Hangover Part 3 Review It All Ends In A Sour Note
With the first two installments taking north of a billion dollars worldwide, it was inevitable that we'd find ourselves subjected...