Life Of Pi Review
Even the most hardened of naysayers are admitting that Ang Lee seems to have broken the back of the anti-3D...
Film Reviews
Love Crime (Crime d’amour ) Review
The final film of late French filmmaker, Alain Corneau receives a posthumous British cinematic release this month. Love Crime (Crime...
Pitch Perfect Review
On the outside Pitch Perfect may look like another Glee-inspired musical comedy, thankfully it's not. Jason Moore's film proves to...
Chasing Ice Review
Climate Change has become an alarmingly polarising topic. Arguments and counter arguments, denials and debates feature heavily across news channels...
The Expendables 2 DVD Review
Sylvester Stallone's The Expendables was passable entertainment, which left many slightly disappointed - never fully living up to high expectations....
So Undercover Review
If you’re of the opinion that the set-up: Miley Cyrus is “a tough-as-nails, street smart private investigator…” makes any sort...
Review: Seven Psychopaths
Seven Psychopaths is the latest film from director Martin McDonagh. His previous film In Bruges was a refreshingly dark comedy...
New Year’s Eve DVD Review
Don’t let the central theme of New Year’s Eve (2011) (the new rom-com from director / producer Garry Marshall, screenwriter...
The Dark Knight Rises DVD Review
Some films are just too big. The Dark Knight Rises (2011) is, I'm sorry to say, one such film. It’s...
Step Up 4: Miami Heat DVD Review
Romeo and Juliet meets Britain’s Got Talent in the fourth instalment of the Step Up franchise, released variously as Step...
Trouble With The Curve Review
If you like a slice of average Americana and rooting for the underdog then Trouble with the Curve probably ticks...
The Hunt (Jagten) Review
Thomas Vinterberg returns to the difficult subject of abuse with The Hunt, co-written with Tobias Lindholm it’s a simple story...
Magic Mike DVD Review
Magic Mike has been marketed as a flashy stripper comedy, which it is, however, a heartfelt drama laced with dark...
Sightseers Review
Watching Sightseers has suggested two things to me: firstly, that director Ben Wheatley is shaping up as a very, very...