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It’s time for me to admit that I’m one of those people who like to maintain some order within theirDVD collection. I’m not so far gone as to alphabetise them,
It’s time for me to admit that I’m one of those people who like to maintain some order within theirDVD collection. I’m not so far gone as to alphabetise them,
The Illusionist tells the story of a man, Edward (Edward Norton), who, at a young age, becomes interested in magic, and starts developing tricks and illusions. He meets a young
In honour of Sidney Lumet I decided to review a really fabulous piece of cinema – Running on Empty (1988). The film won a Golden Globe for Best Screenplay, and
I try to go the cinema at least once a week. I love the excitement before the movie, I love the candy shop, I even love waiting in line for
Sometimes you just don’t like a movie. You can’t exactly put your finger on the reason, nothing stands out dramatically. Perhaps it’s just the combination of several small details. That’s
Does anyone else remember the original Mark Wahlberg? The Marky Mark that came not as a solo star but as a package, a Funky Bunch no less? Shooter (2007) places
Anyone who, like me, has fond memories of the original Scream movie (1996), may have mixed feelings about the upcoming release of the latest in the line, Scream 4. I
“It’s 1966, the greatest era for British rock and roll, but BBC radio plays less than 45 minutes of pop music a day”. A simple statement like this sets the
Any film that includes the likes of Alice Cooper, Iggy Pop, Henry Rollins and Mobi gets me down right excited. Throw in a fresh new look at a vampire tale
There is no bond quite like that of sisters. In Her Shoes (2005) is a fabulous example of the bond that only true sisters can share, a bond created through
Dread (2009) is the most recent addition to the Clive Barker franchise. It follows the story of Stephen Grace, (Jackson Rathbone) a college student who lives a fairly dull life,
Clive Barker has always been known for his ventures in the horror and fantasy. His epic career, which spans three decades, is perhaps most well known for his directional debut
Watchmen is a tough one. Directed by Zack Snyder, and adapted from Alan Moore’s graphic novel of the same name, the feature length movie runs for a whopping 162 minutes,
They Wes Craven’s They (2002) attacks us where we feel most comfortable; our bedrooms, our homes, our bathrooms. Billy (John Abrahams) and Julia (Laura Regan) were plagued by nightmares as
Kick-Ass “That’s right, we’re super heroes, you love us.” And we do. Super heroes have been a cinematic obsession for decades. Superman, Batman, Spiderman, The X-Men Franchise; all comic book
Hall Pass The last few years have seen an array of male dominated movies hit our screens. Dubbed bro-flicks, most are epic tales of booze, boobs and various attempts at