Review – Blue Is The Warmest Colour (La vie d’Adèle)
Blue is the Warmest Colour was the winner of the Palme D’Or with a jury headed by Steven Spielberg. It’s...
Film Reviews
Review – The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
Despite the fact that the opening salvo of The Hunger Games series plucked a downtrodden pauper from a life of...
Blu-Ray Review – The Wolverine Extended Cut Edition
The Wolverine is the second attempt to make a film focussing on Hugh Jackman's mutant after the woeful Origins. This...
Review – John Pilger’s Utopia
In new documentary Utopia, the Australian journalist John Pilger sets out to examine the suffering felt by his native country’s...
Review – The Butler
Ever since 2005's Shadowboxer, Lee Daniels has quickly become one of the most exciting contemporary filmmakers. Both Shadowboxer and The Paperboy's hard-hitting...
Film Review – In Fear (2013)
The most terrifying thing to man or woman after loneliness is fear itself, it may help us to make rational...
Film Review – How To Survive A Plague
How to Survive a Plague is a film that was only released in UK cinemas last weekend, but which won...
Film Review – The Counsellor
It was about ten minutes into Ridley Scott’s latest offering, the Cormac McCarthy scripted, The Counsellor, when I noticed Javier...
Film Review – Gravity
People who follow my reviews regularly will know by now that I have a particular bugbear - namely the incessant...
Blu-Ray Review – Pacific Rim
Pacific Rim is the latest film by Guillermo Del Toro and it’s certainly his biggest budgeted film to date. It...
Film Review – Gravity
Only the human race would look at the void hell of space and think ‘we should probably go there’. Time...
Film Review – Philomena
Simultaneously heartfelt and amusing, you would be hard pressed to find a film more charming than Philomena this year. This...
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Film Collection Blu-Ray Review
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has skateboarded onto blu-ray courtesy of Mediumrare. The 3 original live-action films have been digitally remastered...
Before Midnight DVD Review
Before Midnight is the 3rd film in the most unlikely film franchise ever made. It started with the tiny budget...