Posts tagged Film Review

It took me a couple of days to be able to write about this movie by Agnieszka Holland, which, as many Holocaust movies tend to …

As the Oscar approaches, I am of course devouring one best picture nominee after the other, so I can be good and ready come February …

The Woman In Black is a lovely, surprisingly effective and intelligent ghost movie starring Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter to you), Ciaran Hinds and the formidable Janet …

Wrong man for the job. Had this movie been directed by Steven Spielberg, it would have been much more fun, mischievous and magical. As directed …

My To Watch list keeps getting longer and longer. And I can justify solitary trips to the cinema and spending hours in bed watching films …

Rather like Christian Bale, Michael Fassbender is not afraid to get his hands dirty for his art. There are few who would have the balls …

Although Michelle Williams impeccably portrays the late, great Marilyn Monroe, there’s no need to rush to the theaters to see this one. It’s a light …

  Cancel anything and everything you might have planned this evening and go see The Artist. Michael Hazanavicius’ 1920s style silent movie is eliciting nothing …

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 …