DVD Review: The Adopted (Les adoptés)
There's two sayings I like to use a lot, "We've got to start somewhere so why not here?" and "Family's...
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There's two sayings I like to use a lot, "We've got to start somewhere so why not here?" and "Family's...
For years (and probably still by some) he's been loathed by film snobs but loved and praised like a God...
Amongst the furore that followed director Lars Von Trier’s comments at least year’s Cannes Film Festival, his subsequent apology, and...
The sequel to 2003’s Johnny English again stars Rowan Atkinson as an MI7 agent in this James Bond parody. Director...
About 20 plus years ago I remember one lazy summer day, schools out for summer as usual nothing to do...
When your part of a wonderful legacy and you're looking to pass on the torch you always want to make...
To many Ken Kesey will be known as the author of the classic book One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest...
Been religious can be the most enlighten experience a person can feel bringing solace to a troubled person's life. No...
Arthur is a remake of the of the 1981 film of the same title. It stars Russell Brand as Arthur,...
James Gunn’s Super is definitely going to draw comparisons with cinema hit Kickass. After all they’re both about typical people,...
Jerzy Skolimowski's Essential Killing is a 83 minute, low budget, near wordless story of a fugitive terrorist on the...
Animal kingdom follows the story of Jay, a 17 year old boy who moves in with his grandma and uncles...
My first hand experience of a Haruki Murakami novel was reading Hard Boiled Wonderland and the end of The World...
Sanctum is an Australian film that tells the story of cave divers who get caught in a cave after a...