Film Reviews

Andrew McArthur 27 June 2013

Alicia Scherson's third feature-length film, Il Futuro, is a staggeringly impressive watch. Adapted from Chilean novel Una Novelita Lumpen by...

Paul 25 June 2013

Just because fairytales are generally aimed at children, doesn't mean that adults can't enjoy them as well. Especially if they...

Andrew McArthur 24 June 2013

The Bling Ring marks Sofia Coppola's first feature since 2010's outstanding Somewhere and faces the challenge of living up to...

Andrew McArthur 24 June 2013

Pixar have had mixed luck with sequels and franchises with the likes of Toy Story 2 and 3 proving masterclasses...

Ian Schultz 23 June 2013

The fantastic Arrow Video has released 2 films by Jack Hill films Spider-Baby and Foxy Brown on blu-ray. Jack Hill...

Andrew McArthur 22 June 2013

Chances are the most charming film you will see at this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival is Noah Baumbach's Frances...

Andrew McArthur 22 June 2013

Morgan Matthews' Shooting Bigfoot is likely to be a firm fan favourite of this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival. Matthews'...

Andrew McArthur 19 June 2013

Taking a classic piece of late-nineteenth century literature and adapting it in a contemporary fashion is a risky move that...

Andrew McArthur 19 June 2013

You would think a film like The East that details the work of anarchic environmental activists would make a thrilling...

chris Banks 19 June 2013

This one could not have come along at a better time. The Stone Roses' return to the music scene last...

Andrew McArthur 17 June 2013

Before watching Warm Bodies, I was initially concerned that it was going to be a zombie film for the Twilight...

Ian Schultz 16 June 2013

To The Wonder is Terrence Malick’s latest film and it’s been released in the shortest period between films for him...

chris Banks 15 June 2013

Marlon Wayans retreads familiar ground with his most recent offering, A Haunted House, a comedy-horror in the diabolical mould of...

sophie 13 June 2013

Firefly creator Joss Whedon takes on Shakespeare in his latest cinematic release; adapting the Bard’s comedy Much Ado About Nothing...