‘The fate of humanity rests in her hands.’ Well. According to Dominic West’s Lord Richard Croft anyway. A kick-ass heroine that originally won the hearts of...
Considering how loved the 1995 original starring the late great Robin Williams and a young Kirsten Dunst proved to be, initial talk of a new version...
Facebook. Twitter. Or in this particular case Instagram. An obsessive need for hash-tagging, applying filters and uploading pictures aplenty that can so easily depict this pristine...
The Toronto Film Festival have announced their annual awards, and thrown a major spanner in the works as Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri wins the People’s Choice...
‘Trained to seduce and manipulate. Tease their bodies. Tease everything. Called them sparrows’. The gruff tones of Joel Edgerton’s CIA operative Nathaniel Nash, enlightening us about...
Your kids birthday party is important – they only get one a year after all! But that being said, without a solid plan in place the...
Released: 15th September 2017 Directed By: Stephen Frears Starring: Judi Dench, Ali Fazal Reviewed By: Van Connor You know we’re running perilously close to running out...
Released: 14th September 2017 Directed By: Michael Cuesta Starring: Dylan O’Brien, Michael Keaton Reviewed By: Van Connor Considering how well a millennial Spider-Man turned out, you...
Director: Byung-gil Jung Stars: Ok-bin Kim, Ha-kyun Shin, Jun Sung Released: 15th September 2017 (UK) Reviewer: Ren Zelen Like so many recent Korean action flicks, Byung-gil Jung’s The Villainess starts off...
The last few years have seen record numbers of entries from foreign language films. Last year Asghar Farhadi won his second Academy Award for The Salesman, five...
