Trouble In Paradise DVD Review (Masters Of Cinema)
Trouble in Paradise is an early screwball comedy by Ernst Lubitsch, which has some crime elements. It’s his most well...
Trouble in Paradise is an early screwball comedy by Ernst Lubitsch, which has some crime elements. It’s his most well...
A snapshot of post-war, working class austerity, It Always Rains on Sunday, released in 1947, makes its way back onto...
With the approach of Christmas comes the inevitable release of a slew of films joining the ranks of the “Yuletide...
So accomplished is director Paul Thomas Anderson’s catalogue of work, that every new film he presents is met with a...
Secret Cinema has become a recognised experience being hailed as the next step for immersive cinema by many. This is...
In bringing the recent, catastrophic global financial disaster to the screen, writer and director J C Chandor has painted his...
There’s some kind of law about using the word existential when reviewing a David Cronenberg movie, you sort of have...
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Todd Graff (Bandslam) writes and directs Joyful Noise, a tale of a gospel group in a struggling, small town who...
You know the drill: Harold (John Cho) and Kumar (Kal Penn) take drugs, they walk/drive/fly somewhere, they crack wise, they...
It opened the 65th Edinburgh International Film Festival ,iconic director William Friedkin's lastest feature, Killer Joe giving another meaning to...
Rust and bone - the very name conjures up rough and ready imagery typical of a Jacques Audiard film. The...
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