2014

Ben Browne 14 July 2014

The Lego Movie opened early this year to rave reviews and throngs of people insisting that everything about it is...

Ian Schultz 13 July 2014

Pulp is partly a concert film of the band’s possible last ever UK gig in their hometown of Sheffield, but...

Alice Hubley 13 July 2014

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is the sequel to Rise of the Planet of the Apes from 2011. ...

cleaver Patterson 11 July 2014

The title Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014) could be seen by pessimists as an unfortunate choice for the latest instalment...

Ian Schultz 7 July 2014

The 90s are often considered as one of Woody Allen’s weakest periods, but the new box set chronicling his work...

Ben Browne 7 July 2014

“Quirky” is just going to be one of those words that follows Wes Anderson around his entire career. It's a...

Andrew McArthur 29 June 2014

Joined by his wife Jocelyn Towne, The Big Bang Theory's Simon Helberg turns director with autobiographical romantic comedy We'll Never...

Andrew McArthur 28 June 2014

Joanna Coates attempts to explore the concept of living in a utopia in the modern age in her feature film...

Andrew McArthur 28 June 2014

I approached my final horror of this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival with some trepidation as it has been a...

Andrew McArthur 27 June 2014

If like me zombie themed romantic comedy Warm Bodies left you as cold as one of the undead stiffs themselves,...

Andrew McArthur 27 June 2014

British horror is not particularly good at hitting the middle ground - it normally finds itself at either extreme end...

Andrew McArthur 27 June 2014

Noel Clarke's third directorial feature sees him in front of the cameras once again in science-fiction action piece, The Anomaly....

Andrew McArthur 24 June 2014

One of the final films completed by Philip Seymour Hoffman before his untimely death is Anton Corbijn's A Most Wanted...

Andrew McArthur 24 June 2014

Gillies Mackinnon's portrait of engineer Robert Watson Watt, Castles in the Sky, is a shining and celebratory take on the...