Film Review – The Man Who Killed Don Quixote (2020)
For those who have been unfamiliar with the long-gestating passion project of director Terry Gilliam, let’s just say it has...
For those who have been unfamiliar with the long-gestating passion project of director Terry Gilliam, let’s just say it has...
Folk heroes, and the birth of their legends, are a long-standing cinematic favourite. As is the adulation they received in...
Well, here we are again. Another year, another January where many studios and distributors are wrestling with the continued hype...
In the 32 years between 1973 and 2005, Terence Malick directed only four films, and absolutely nothing in the 20...
It was a watershed moment. An unprecedented, monumental part of modern history that is still to this day sending shockwaves...
"We have more time behind us than in front of us" utters Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence) to his partner Mike...
Outlaw couples have always found a home in cinema. From Bonnie and Clyde (dir. Arthur Penn, 1967) to Thelma and...
It doesn’t happen very often. A film comes along that doesn’t just touch a personal nerve but resonates with just...
The mere mention of certain directors – and, indeed, actors – can get those pre-conceptions flowing like you wouldn’t believe....
Just when you thought the anxiety-induced cinema visits were done with after this week's other big release Uncut Gems you...
One of these intrepid critic’s worst nightmares in being trapped in the grasp a snake and crushed to death or...
Magic carpet rides. Blue genies. Cheeky monkeys. The Princess and the Pauper. Cockneys. Geezers. Wheeler dealers. Jason Statham. All of...
Guy Ritchie’s eclectic filmography is a mixture of highs and lows, from the outstanding British gangster films of ‘Lock, Stock...
It's Christmas time which means that, apart from the impending arrival of dear Saint Nick and his reindeer, the film...