Film & TV
Paris, Je T’Aime – Woody Allen style
Midnight in Paris is effective, moving and humble
Arts
From screen to stage, Miss Daisy hits the Wyndhams
Film classic returns to its roots, with Jones in driving seat
Film & TV
Haunted House?
Saw creator goes back to his roots to create a genuinely creepy but not too original horror film
Film & TV
Valhalla’s fury
It has its faults but Marvel’s Thor descends from the heavens to wreak havok amongst us mere mortals
Film & TV
Hammer Horror’s predictable return
The Resident might be the thoughtless entertainment we all need occasionally
Film & TV
A missed opportunity
You will meet a disappointing film in Woody Allen’s fortieth feature length rom-com
Film & TV
The impact of corporate greed in The Company Men
John Wells’ debut venture as a film director is an astute and absorbing drama
Film & TV
Beat the Bush Administration
A combination of inspiring biopic and politics in Fair Game
Film & TV
‘Down Under’ six feet of earth
It’s an absolutely phenomenal crime drama that is surely in league with similar themed films.
Film & TV
What does it means to be a human being?
Never Let Me Go reviewed
Film & TV
Exemplary acting in Rabbit Hole
Rabbit Hole involves an incredibly tough subject matter, and something that cannot be handled lightly. But, despite the difficult tone, it manages to still be a pleasant watch and the film’s perceptive look at a range of characters is impressive
Film & TV
Disney gets its hair in a twist
The last fairtytale animated film from Disney