Film Review – We Are The Best
If the words ‘adapted from a graphic novel’ aren’t usually ones to get you running to your nearest cinema, then...
Matthew Walsh
DVD Review – The Class Of ’92
The names are familiar to anyone with even the remotest passing interest in English sport over the past two decades,...
DVD Review – Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer
“They walked into the heart of Russia and took a shit”. So comes the damning opinion of an elderly Russian...
Jake Squared Review – Raindance Film Festival 2013
With one of the most innovative set-ups on show at this years Raindance festival, Jake Squared comically questions the importance...
Film Review – Blue Jasmine
After middle-age flings with exotic beauties from Barcelona, London, Paris and Rome, Woody Allen has decided, in his sunset years,...
The Kings Of Summer Review
Oh for a teenage summer. Those long months that roll on forever, answering to no teacher, endlessly outside and bargaining...
Blancanieves Blu-Ry Review
Somewhat unfairly lumbered alongside The Artist as a Spanish retort to Michel Hazanavicius’ neo-silent award-guzzler, Blancanieves is proof that merely...
The Incredible Burt Wonderstone Blu-Ray Review
Last years re-release of Orson Wells’s F for Fake highlighted cinema’s long held fascination with magic. It’s a subject that...
Sundance London 2013: Blood Brother Review
Sweeping up the documentary awards at the American Sundance, Blood Brother is director Steve Hooper’s tale of his best friends...
Sundance London 2013 : Sleepwalk With Me Review
Mike Birbiglia’s journey to the silver screen isn’t your average one. A stand-up comedian by trade, he then branched out...
Sundance London 2013:The Look Of Love Review
Scorcese had DeNiro, Tim Burton has Johnny Depp and back in blighty Michal Winterbottom has Steve Coogan. The Look of...
Sundance London 2013: The Kings Of Summer Review
Oh for a teenage summer. Those long months that roll on forever, answering to no teacher, endlessly outside and bargaining...
Sundance London 2013: Peaches Does Herself Review
An 80 year-old woman stands onstage, topless, clutching a dildo, and singing a song called ‘I love dick’. Welcome to...
Rust And Bone Review
Rust and bone - the very name conjures up rough and ready imagery typical of a Jacques Audiard film. The...