Posts tagged Film Review

Jack Black gives the performance of his career so far in this excellent film by Richard Linklater, based on an incredible true story about Bernie …

More icky and creepily atmospheric than suspenseful, The Sound Of My Voice is an fitfully interesting, if under-delivered trip into the recesses of a crazy …

Five friends head to an abandoned lake house and find that they are part of a much bigger plan. Until I heard the concept of …

The Avengers. It’s what we call ourselves. One of the better superhero films, that type of thing. The highly anticipated Avengers movie has blasted its …

‘ Can you pass me the cookies? They are apple flavoured, I doubt you’ re going to like them…’ They are people like you and …

Lockout; more slug it out than Knockout Writer Luc Besson alongside directors James Mather and Stephen St. Ledger bring us the science fiction, action adventure …

A very thoughtful Canadian movie (deservedly nominated for Best Foreign Movie Oscar last year), about an Algerian immigrant who becomes a substitute teacher at a …

Nanni Moretti’s gentle, wayward movie has a wonderful central premise: A new Pope, Cardinal Melville (the one and only Michel Piccoli, magnificent), his very name …

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

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: …