The Bank Job – DVD ReviewThe Bank Job – DVD Review
The Bank Job is Jason Statham’s return to the big screen in a British movie rather than the wibbly load of bollocks he’s popped up in recently (In the
The Bank Job is Jason Statham’s return to the big screen in a British movie rather than the wibbly load of bollocks he’s popped up in recently (In the
30 Days of Night presents a rather obvious take on the vampire flick which will quite possibly leave studios everywhere scratching their heads and saying, ‘why didn’t we think
Based on the bestselling book by Ceceila Ahern, P.S. I Love You tells the tale of Holly Kennedy (Hilary Swank) who is aided in recovering from her husband’s (Gerard
It seems strange in the era of a successfully rebooted Batman, Spiderman and Superman that the first really hugely-anticipated movie of the summer is Iron Man, a comparatively minor
Robert Redford’s been sneakily hiding his outspoken liberalism beneath the ultimate smooth-talking veneer of a country gent for nigh on 50 years now. O.K so maybe an argument could
Funded by the New Zealand national film council, Out of the Blue tells the story of the true life tragic events in Aramoana where 13 people died at the
Vantage Point takes the interesting, if not entirely original premise of showing the same event from eight different angles, each one revealing something new about the twenty-three minutes it
Doug Liman obviously felt he had unfinished business following his premature removal from the Bourne franchise. With Jumper he presents a thinly-disguised superhero romp complete with characters as ambiguous
Nominated for Best Film at this year’s Academy Awards, Michael Clayton is a legal thriller following the development of a high profile law case following the mental breakdown of
In 1990 Christopher McCandless (Emile Hirsch) disappeared from his rented accommodation in Atlanta to hike across the United States under the moniker ‘Alexander Supertramp’. Eventually deciding upon living in
In 1974 Roman Polanski released Chinatown on cinemas in the U.S to immediate critical acclaim. A dark neo-noir tale of private detective Jake Gittes (Jack Nicholson) which begins as
Released on DVD last month in the U.K and coming to the U.S in the near future, Control presents a biography of the life of Ian Curtis, (Sam Riley) the tragic lead
Slipping in under the radar amongst this weeks U.K releases is Street Kings, the second directorial offering from David Ayer, the producer and writer of Training Day. Written by
August Rush is the tale of musically gifted Evan Taylor (Freddie Highmore) and his journey to try and find the parents everyone else believes to be dead. Along the
Currently tanking at the U.K box office and in the process of completing a swallow dive into a pool only half full (or is that half empty?) in the
Counterfeiters tells the true story of Salomon ‘Sally’ Sorowitsch (Karl Markovics), Jewish forger and aesthete who escapes German concentration camps by agreeing to help the Nazis ruin allied economies by