Movie Reviews
Review: Paranoia
Paranoia
Liam Hemsworth. Amber Heard. Gary Oldman. Harrison Ford. It’s a good cast, and a good plotline: the heads of the world’s two foremost tech companies […]
Review: The Book Thief
The Book Thief
Based on the novel of the same name, The Book Thief is set in Germany in the throes of World War II and […]
Review: The Casebook of Eddie Brewer
Eddie Brewer is a paranormal investigator. When he is approached by a young journalist named Laura, he agrees to allow her to shadow him for […]
Review: The Piano
The Piano
Ada and her nine-year-old daughter move to New Zealand to be with Ada’s new husband. Among their luggage is Ada’s piano, her most prized […]
Review: Stranger By The Lake (L’Inconnu du Lac)
I usually write reviews as soon as I’ve seen the film, but I’ve held off on this one for a few days, because I just […]
Review – Child’s Pose
Cornelia is a lady at the top of her game. Rich, beautiful and well-connected, she spends her days living the high society life with her […]
Review: Man Of Steel DVD/Blu-ray
Man Of Steel on DVD & Blu-ray
With Man Of Steel released this week on DVD, Blu-ray 3D, and Digital Download this week, this was a nice […]
Review – Looking For Hortense
This film doesn’t seem to have a story. Which is strange, because it definitely has a plotline.
Chinese business professor Damien is asked by his partner, […]
Review: Powder Room
Sam (Sheridan Smith) is an adorable, clumsy, nervous young lady whose life is not going the way she had hoped. Caught up in dreams of doing […]
Review – The Broken Circle Breakdown
Review – The Broken Circle Breakdown
When Didier walks into Elise’s tattoo parlour, he isn’t looking for a piece of body art. He’s struck by the […]
Review: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Extended Edition
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Extended Edition
With The Desolation of Smaug arriving in cinemas next month, Peter Jackson has followed up his tradition started in […]
Geeking Back: Superbad (2007)
Looking back at Superbad
If you had make a list of the best geeks in geek movies, you’d have to think Superbad and, of course, the […]
Review: Joss Whedon’s Much Ado About Nothing
Joss Whedon’s Much Ado About Nothing
Fran Kranz
Most directors, when forced to take a vacation by your big budget studio paymasters, would book a trip, go […]
Review – Love, Marilyn
Marilyn Monroe was indisputably one of the biggest stars of the 20th century, famed for her striking looks and seemingly effortless sensuality. As is so […]
Review – Filth
Irvine Welsh is an excellent novelist. I went through a phase of voraciously devouring his books when I was a teenager, loving the controversial extremes […]
