Cinema

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,...

Adam Brodie 2 March 2012

Sometimes, when you love something, you have to let it go. This is a message Andrew Stanton, writer/director of John...

David Rowley 23 February 2012

It is such an exciting feeling to see a film in advance. For some that’s one of the best aspects...

Paul 5 February 2012

In February 2011 Bullhead, the directing debut of Michaël R. Roskam, was released in Belgian cinemas and enjoyed success with...

Paul 22 January 2012

2011 was the year of William Shakespeare, England's greatest bard making his name felt in cinema. From the absurd Julie...

Andrew McArthur 7 December 2011

The Twilight films are not aimed at me and I don't particularly understand the huge following these novels/films have amassed. I believe...

Paul 25 November 2011

Mixing comedy with a life changing experience such as a near fatal disease might not be everyone's cup of tea...

Paul 2 November 2011

Back in 2009, I remember when Darren Aronofsky's The Wrestler starring Mickey Rourke was released, I sat on a cinema...

Dexter 23 October 2011

Tintin is an animated feature based upon the series of classic comic books created by Belgian artist, Hergé. It is...

Goncalo Sousa 19 September 2011

“It’s the new Taxi Driver!”, someone said enthusiastically as the credits rolled at the press screening of Drive. Time will...

michael Hill 15 September 2011

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy has been heaped with critical acclaim and the posters that seem to be up in every...

Harry 14 August 2011

The Guard tells the story of an unorthodox Irish policeman from a small town, who is partnered with an FBI...

Dexter 30 July 2011

Set in the summer of 1979, Super 8 follows a group of friends in small town, Ohio, who whilst filming...

michael Hill 22 July 2011

Horrible bosses is the story of three friends who all hate their bosses, and with give reason to, so they...