Posts in category Film & TV

Denmark auteur Lars von Trier’s latest film, Melancholia, begins with a poetic overture filled with images that foreshadow what is to come at the end of …

Stephen Spielberg is no stranger to war. At least no stranger to portraying its horror, destruction and utter senselessness and still somehow managing to make …

Christmas brings all the usual things: bloated stomachs, reindeer jumpers, and an array of tired costume dramas. However, this year the BBC brought back Dickens’ …

Add this to your Netflix queue: King Arthur, 2004. Just popped in this 2004 classic and loved it. Granted I’m in a bit of a Game of …

Anyone that has ever tried to write something, whether it be a story, a poem, a script or even an essay, knows that the first …

– Johnny Depp’s production of Hunter S. Thompson’s semi-autobiographical novel is compellingly indulgent and a fascinating watch.   One morning I woke up after passing …

This is exciting.

1. Shame ( 2011) | PG-17 Director: Steve McQueen Synopsis: In New York City, Brandon’s carefully cultivated private life, which allows him to indulge his …

The Bain of Batman’s life is back.