Posts in category Film Reviews

“… a smallest thing can change your life.” It’ s true. Cliché, but true. We live our lives day in, day out exactly the same …

Quite a surprising mashup parody of science fiction and American horror movies, The Cabin In The Woods grows on you as it turns out to …

The Fighter’s Ballad has won the fight. It has resisted five figure paychecks and survived years in Fringe theatre to become what it is now: …

Well this is not going to be a nerve racking movie. Director Mabrouk el Mechri brings us The Cold Light of Day, which gives us …

Mirror Mirror is the first of two films set for release this year that is based upon the famous tale of Snow White. Directed by …

The film “Bel Ami” is based on Guy de Maupassant’s novel, and directed by Declan Donnellan and Nick Ormerod. The story takes place in France at …

Headhunters is cult movie material. Jo Nesbo’s novel has been transformed into film in his native Norway, but bears none of the usual traits of …

Shame (2012) is a controversial drama. Not very often there is a naked male body on the screen in front of your eyes. Arguably, we …

Memory is fickle and intangible – twisted up in a million other thoughts, impulses and ideas. Trying to recreate and represent memory in original and …

Still packing out audiences in its second week, the world certainly is watching Gary Ross’ adaptation of Suzanne Collins’ dystopian fantasy The Hunger Games. As …