Cinema

Andrew McArthur 17 December 2013

Almost ten years after his first cinematic outing, San Diego (It's pronounced "San Di-Aaahgo") newsman, Ron Burgundy, is back. Despite...

chris Banks 12 December 2013

Last time out I found my ramble through Middle Earth a bit of a drag. Peter Jackson’s decision to extend...

chris Banks 20 November 2013

Despite the fact that the opening salvo of The Hunger Games series plucked a downtrodden pauper from a life of...

cleaver Patterson 28 October 2013

There, increasingly, seems to be two types of film in modern cinema - Marvel and DC comic-book superhero movies, and...

Andrew McArthur 20 June 2013

Despite its well documented production problems, World War Z manages to be a stunningly refreshing and original take on the...

Paul 14 June 2013

Superman has been reborn, and from hereon shall be known as the Man of Steel - at least according to...

Matthew Walsh 27 April 2013

Scorcese had DeNiro, Tim Burton has Johnny Depp and back in blighty Michal Winterbottom has Steve Coogan. The Look of...

Paul 10 January 2013

when you create a film or a story there should always be a start, middle and the end. In Victor...

chris Banks 10 December 2012

“How do you pick up the threads of an old life? How do you go on, when in your heart,...

Paul 21 November 2012

If you're going to make a cop movie you'll probably be in no better hands than David Ayer who...

Emily Pontin 16 November 2012

Avid Twihards patiently waited a year for the second part of the final instalment of the Twilight franchise Twilight Saga:...

Andrew McArthur 28 August 2012

Director, Peter Strickland (Katalin Varga) presents us with the truly unsettling look at the power of sound in his latest...

Harry 18 July 2012

The Dark Knight Rises is Christopher Nolan's epic conclusion to his Batman trilogy. This is a thrilling and fitting end...

Adam Brodie 10 June 2012

For me, A Royal Affair was a film without empathy. From the perspective of the craft, it is fine: workmanlike,...