Delightful romantic drama rewrites the possibilities of the genre, by having two immensely likeable...
Month: March 2014
Well, we made it to #800!!! Yes, our massive 800th review (which you can...
Critic-proof cinematic behemoth is sweeping, magnificent, and designed simply to exhaust any supply of...
Involving, lyrical, poetic film about young boys becoming men, and that awkward transitional stage...
Mandela aims high, and certainly delivers some moments of human tragedy, but because it's...
Sam Rockwell remains one of the more underrated actors going around these days, sashaying...
Ridley Scott's career continues to nosedive off the back of Prometheus, with The Counselor,...
James Bebhorn, who appeared in films such as Independence Day and Meet The Parents,...
A film made in 1922, about to broach its centenary, cannot withstand the critical...
Cumbersome, insipid, lacking in texture or good taste, Oldboy's 2013 remake treads much the...
Last Vegas is what might happen if you take the cast from The Hangover...
Shocking, definitive Korean revenge thriller, Oldboy is both confronting and essential viewing. With a...
Flaccid Hollywood-indie film is smartly written, but poorly paced as it languishes through moments...
Breathless chase thriller stumbles around with flashbacks and side-plots, thinking itself a lot more...
Bruising, battering action film that delivers exactly the right level of violence, Statham-cool and...
Featuring nobody you've ever heard of, in a country on the other side of...
Slick, entertaining Furious film delivers plenty of the stuff you want, and very little...
Hal Douglas, the voice of a generation of film trailers, as passed away.
Tone-deaf thriller can't salvage much from the wreckage of this, a Sly Stallone-scribed "action"...
Fanciful, spectacularly mounted sci-fi opus delivers second-hand thrills, plenty of "watching people watch screens"...