Category: Reviews
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Boyhood Review
“Following on from the ‘Before’ trilogy and mockumentary Bernie, comes yet another example of Linklater pushing the boundaries of cinema, in a film that opts for realism over melodrama, as one of the most naturalistic productions you’ll ever witness”… Read More >
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Jersey Boys Review
“Stage-to-screen adaptations have become a common stomping ground for filmmakers these days, and the latest is Jersey Boys, reimagined on the silver screen by Hollywood heavyweight, Clint Eastwood”… Read More >
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Belle Review
“In cinema of late, we have seen the mistreatment of black people depicted on screen in a series of powerful and accomplished feature films. From the likes of Lincoln and 12 Years a Slave, to Mandela: The Long Walk to Freedom and The Butler, it’s a theme that is being explored triumphantly, raising awareness to… Read More >
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Fruitvale Station Review
“Ryan Coogler’s exceptional, directorial debut Fruitvale Station begins with the real life footage that the film is based upon”… Read More >
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Sabotage Review
“Arnold Schwarzenegger returns to the big screen as Breacher, the menacing leader of an elite DEA task force, who find themselves in severe danger when pursuing a notorious drug cartel”… Read More >
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Pompeii Review
“in spite of the cinematic potential that exists, Paul W.S. Anderson’s hackneyed production makes little use of the absorbing and devastating events that took place”… Read More >
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Nebraska Review
“arguably the filmmaker’s most accomplished production yet. And considering this is the same man who brought us Sideways, that’s quite an achievement”… Read More >
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The Double Review
“In music they always talk of that difficult second album: to emulate what has been achieved in the past in a way which is similar enough to appease the established fan-base, yet inclined to offer something new and different to avoid the artist being branded a one-trick pony. Well the same also applies to film-making,… Read More >
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300: Rise of an Empire Review
“Much like the first, what this historical thriller lacks in story it certainly makes up for with intense, prolonged action sequences”… Read More >
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The Grand Budapest Hotel Review
“Even the most fervent of Wes Anderson critics seem to be taken with his latest picture, as it appears that anybody who has had the pleasure of checking in at The Grand Budapest Hotel has left marvelling at the wonders on show”… Read More >
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