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Review: A Night in Casablanca – Future Cinema
Watching a legendary film on the big screen is a...
How to… Be a Scriptwriter
Film Review: GF* BF*
Film Review: Stoker
Classics of World Cinema: Pickpocket (1959)
I have to admit that I struggle with...
Film Review: Oz the Great and Powerful
Film Review: Zero Dark Thirty
The latest film by Kathryn Bigelow focuses on the investigation and...
Classics of World Cinema: Postava k podpírání (1963)
The Wikipedia article on Czech cinema contains a long list of...
Film Review: Broken
Website Review: Kickstarter
Because of my profession (actor) I regularly check out...
Classics of World Cinema: Mughal-e-Azam (1960)
If you are from India you have probably heard of Mughal-e-Azam...
Film Review: Lincoln
Spielberg’s latest offering tells the story of America’s 16th president...
Top 5: Sequels Gone Wrong
Film Review: Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters
Now we all know the story of Hansel and Gretel...
The Hollywood Star-System of the 21st Century
As I look at my BAFTA wristband I can’t help but think...
Review: Film in Space by Guy Sherwin
Film and its definition have often been explored and the...
Film Review: The Sessions
Top 5: Oscars’ Hosts
LOCO Film Review: Robot & Frank
Jake Schreier’s 2012 Directorial debut, Robot & Frank, was...
Film Review: I Give It A Year
There are certain films that one is so excited to see in their...
Film Review: Gangster Squad
The year is 1949 and Mickey Coen will stop at nothing to...
LOCO Film Review: Le Skylab
Julie Delpy has become renowned in this country for her...
Top 5: Time Travel in Film
The concept of time travel can be a tricky thing to...
Film Review: One Mile Away
One Mile Away depicts the internal attempts to set peace...
Film Review: Django Unchained
LOCO Film Preview: Gayby
LOCO Film Preview: Klown
Event Review: The Shawshank Redemption at Secret Cinema
If you are either going to London within the next month or...
Film Review: Broken City
It’s been a while since I’ve seen a good scripted, non-clichéd action...
Violence – A Necessary Evil?
This past week was an interesting one for the world of filmmakers and...
Film Review: Flight
Film Review: When the Lights Went Out
When the Lights Went Out is yet another haunted house horror film...
Top 5: Revenge Films
Film Review: Jack Reacher
Interview: Deepa Mehta on Midnight’s Children
Salman Rushdie’s Booker Prize – winning...
Top 5: Christmas Dinners in Films
One incredibly vital part of any Christmas celebration...
Film Review: Life of Pi
As soon as the film ended I knew for sure I wanted to see it again...
Film Review: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
They said that The Lord Of The Rings (LOTR) would be difficult...
Film Review: Trouble with the Curve
After having worked alongside Clint Eastwood since 1995 either...
Film Review: The Master
Huge anticipation awaits the new Paul Thomas Anderson film as...
Film Review: The Oranges
Throughout my childhood my idea of a Christmas movie was...
Top 5: Films to Look Forward to this Christmas
Every year according to an unspoken tradition we get the best...
Film Review: Rise of the Guardians
Bringing together various characters to fight a...
Film Review: Rust and Bone
Film Review: Hotel Transylvania
Hotel Transylvania is the first feature of director Genndy Tartakovsky...
Top 5: Films From The 70s
Film Review: Tiny Furniture
Top 5: Screen Gangsters
Gangsters have captured audience’s imagination since the...
Film Review: Untouchable
It is always quite interesting to see how a foreign film does in...
Film Review: Martha Marcy May Marlene
Although it is a bit of a mouthful Sean Durkin’s debut...
Film Review: To Rome With Love
One thing I realized watching Woody Allen’s latest European...
Top 5: Best Underrated Bond Villains
Film Review: Lawless
Film Review: Big Boys Gone Bananas!*
Making a documentary film, or any film, is a hard...
Film Review: Taken 2
When I first watched Taken I was shocked at how good it really was...
Film Review: Anna Karenina
After it was first published in a series of installments...
Film Review: Total Recall
Satisfying my curiosity is the only reason why I went to see this...
Film Review: Magic Mike
Throughout his career director Steven Soderbergh has delivered films, which not only...
Top 5: Book to Film Adaptations Part 2
It was tempting to immediately choose well known book adaptations that...
Film Review: The Bourne Legacy
Top 5: Book to Film Adaptations
Some of the best films have been adapted from books and...
Film Review: Brave
Film Review: 360
Film Review: The Expendables 2
Just when you thought the dust had settled and the guns...
Top 5: Outer Space Epics
Film Review: The Flowers of War
Chinese director, Yimou Zhang, is already known...
Film Review: Take Shelter
Film Review: Bel Ami
Film Review: Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days
Each year less and less live action films...
Film Review: The Tree of Life
Is Gaming becoming the new Movies?
With the interest in movies declining (cinema wise), on demand films at...
Film Review: We Bought a Zoo
Film Review: Headhunters
Morten Tyldum’s latest film Headhunters once again proves...
Evolving Films: Horror
Top 5: Actor/Directors
Film Review: Café de Flore
Film Review: 21 Jump Street
Top 5 Vampire Flicks
Top 5: Biopic Portrayals
Review: Seeking a Friend for the End of the World
As beginnings go, hearing that the end of the world is...
Review: The Amazing Spider-Man
Top 5: Films set in LA
There is more to Los Angeles than the glitz and glamour...
Film Review: Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Vampire films are coming out of the wood work...
Top 5: Infectious Films
There’s nothing like a good outbreak or contagious disease in a film...
Film Review: Chernobyl Diaries
Given that I enjoyed the Paranormal Activity series for...
Top 5: Ryan Gosling
The actor of the moment is definitely Ryan Gosling. It seemed like...
Film Review: Snow White and the Huntsman
This year we have had the chance to see two adaptations of the classic fairytale...
Review: Rock of Ages
Top 5: Annoying Film Traits
As film lovers, we want film makers to be interesting, new and innovative...
Film Review: The Lucky One
Adapted from a Nicholas Sparks novel, the film tells the story of ...
Retro Review: The Cell
Retro Review: Conan the Barbarian
When you think of Arnie you think of guns, big muscles and witty puns...
Competition: Win a copy of Copycat
Continuing on from our give-away last week we are giving you the chance to win a copy of Copycat starring Sigourney Weaver
Retro Review: Copycat
During the nineties there was a boom in thrillers based around serial killers...
Retro Review: US Marshals
Film Review: Avengers Assemble
It’s been a long time coming and after one of the...
The Top 5: Robots in Film
At the rate technology is advancing is it really far fetched to assume that one day we...
A Retrospective Look at Wong Kar-wai – Part 3
Wong Kar Wai has become one of the key auteurs of world cinema with its fresh...
A Retrospective Look at Wong Kar-wai – Part 2
Wong Kar Wai’s films have brought wider attention to Hong Kong Cinema; he has been able to rise above his national identity
The Top 5 Fight Scenes – Part Two
Film Review: The Raven
One of literacy’s greatest and most disturbed writers the poet Edgar Allan Poe is...
Film Review: The Human Centipede (First Sequence)
Billed as “100% medically accurate”, Tom Six’s The Human Centipede (First Sequence) is...
Titanic 3D – more of a confession than a review
Right now I feel like I’ve been waiting my whole life to write this particular review.
Film Review: The Hunger Games
Film adaptations of books usually do not perform well.
The Top 5 Fight Scenes: Part One
A fight scene can be anything from a realistic bar fight, to a choreographed martial arts scene, or an ...
The Top 5: Cop Duos
In the 1980’s the term ‘Buddy Cop film’ was coined and it described a film that typically had two...
Film Review: StreetDance 2
You may say dance films are made for a certain kind of people or for a certain age group, but ...
Review: Mary Pickford Revived
An image lights up the screen; a distinctive girl gazing at herself...
Film Review: We Need to Talk About Kevin
If I thought the Academy Awards were a shambles before watching...
Film Review: Ghost Rider 2: Spirit of Vengeance
Nicolas Cage, one of Hollywood’s busiest actors is...
World: KONY 2012
Birds Eye View presents Sound & Silents: Mary Pickford Revived
Our contemporary world is highly dependent of a strong visual culture...
Film Review: Shame
Written by Steve McQueen and screenwriter Abi Morgan (who also wrote the script for...
Review: Project X
Project X is an enjoyable film if you've never seen American Pie or...
Film Review: The Iron Lady
Whether you love, loathe or hold an indifferent opinion toward Margaret Thatcher...
The Top 5: Worst Remakes
Some films are simply classics and should stay that way, but remakes are...
Art: Lis Rhodes at ICA
Highly political, sometimes shocking and doubtlessly valuable, the ICA’s new exhibitions, Lis Rhodes...
Film Review: The Descendants
George Clooney is without a doubt one of the best actors not just in the...
Music in Film: The Intricacies of the Soundtrack
We are used to hearing it in the background, but what makes a good soundtrack? A good...
Event Review: The Loco Film Festival
To bring a fitting finale to the London Comedy Film Festival was this delightful treat to remind us where...
The Top 5: Film Villains
A Villain in a film otherwise known as the ‘bad guy’ can take many forms, whether it is a...
Film Preview: Prometheus
After watching The Dark Knight Rises trailer I can confidently say that never before...
Film Review: Chronicle
Every year new genres are being taken into this new direction of film making, the latest film to...
Film Review: Rampart
After writer/director Oren Moverman’s 2009 collaboration with Woody Harrelson on...
Top 5: Arnie Films
The eighties were definitely a good decade for action stars like Sylvester Stallone...
Film Review: A Lonely Place to Die
The Scottish highlands where a group of thrill seeking climbers stumble across...
Event Review: LoCo – Black Pond
While comedy is much loved, it seems it is as equally overlooked when it comes to due credit...
The Top 5: Macho Gunfights
Essentially one long macho gun fight from start to finish, just with a little talking at either end, Black Hawk Down contains
Film Review: A Good Old Fashioned Orgy
I must admit going into to this film I wasn’t expecting much...
Film Review: In Time
In principle this film is excellent, it has a brilliantly original idea that lays the foundations of a very good watch...
Film Review: Norwegian Wood
Before delving into the ‘critical’ part of this review, I have a confession to make: I am a huge fan of..
Event Preview: London Comedy Film Festival
Christmas is over and the new year has begun so it’s time to look forward to the bright, fuzzy, fun things...
Top 5: Actor and Director Collaborations
Throughout the history of filmmaking there have been certain collaborations between actors and directors that have helped both produce their best work...
Top 5: Sad Moments in Film
Even films like Titanic and Armageddon which have come under a lot of criticism for not being the most authentic pieces of
Film Review: The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
Foreign films are often being re-made on the big screen...
Film Review: New Year’s Eve
Imagine the globe. Now zoom in on North America…to the right, New York City to be specific. Now imagine it is December
Film Review: A Dangerous Method
Where would we be without the likes of Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung?...
Review: Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol
It has been five years since the last mission but now Tom Cruise reprises his role as the hot shot agent...
Film Preview: The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
If there is one thing that I cannot bring myself to understand, it has got to be movie remakes...
Film Review: Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
When watching a film in the cinema on several occasions I have left the screening rambling about how...
Film Review: Dreams of a Life
Imagine you disappeared for three years and no-one noticed?
The Top 5: Stephen King Adaptations
Whatever the success of the film adaptations, it is clear that King’s writing is popular...
Restless Film-making: Gus Van Sant – Part Three
One of the great aspects of Van Sant’s nature is his ability to experiment and perfect his technique...
Film Review: Puss in Boots
If you've seen Shrek then you fell in love with the sidekick character of Donkey. When Shrek 2 came out...
The Top 5: Bond Theme Songs
What makes a good James Bond theme song? Many would agree that it is a number of different factors...
Film Review: Everybody’s Fine
When widowed Frank Goode (Robert De Niro) receives cancellation calls, one by one, from all of his four children saying that they
DVD Review: Grindhouse Trailer Classics Volume 3
The third trailer compilation in the series; Grindhouse Trailer Classics 3 is a mix of...
The Weekly Round-Up
This week in Media at MouthLondon we had a great selection of articles for you...
The Top 5: Film Taglines
The tagline for the film that gave birth to the blockbuster is teasing...
Film Review: The Somnambulists
The Somnambulists is about fifteen British service men and women who served with the armed forces in the Iraq War...
Film Review: Drive
Drive has sped onto our screens as a thrilling and electrifying film that has catapulted Ryan Gosling into the spotlight...
The Weekly Round-Up
What are the top 5 Michael Mann films? Will George Clooney ever be President? What is the meaning of life? Most of
Film Review: Paranormal Activity 3
The third instalment of the series was set to explain how the activity began...
The Top 5: Michael Mann Films – Part 1
Michael Mann is a director who seems to take his time in between making...
Film Review: Melancholia
If you're looking for a happy family movie to watch on a relaxing Sunday afternoon this film isn't for you...
Event Preview: onedotzero_adventures in Motion
Onedotzero_adventures in motion option opens its doors at the BFI in late November and its launch party...
Event Preview: London Korean Film Festival
Is your knowledge of Korea limited to an awareness of political disquiet and pan-asian noodles?...
Film Review: Dream House
It was right up to around halfway through watching this film that I...
The Top 5: Elevator Scenes – Part 2
Last week the list began with classic scenes from The Departed and True Romance. How can these great film sequeces be beaten?
Film Review: Snowtown
Based on a true story, that of Australia’s most notorious serial killer...
The Weekly Round-Up
This weeks MouthLondon Media hub has been the most diverse yet...
Film Review: Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark
Guillermo Del Toro is a master at using fairy tales and mythological creatures and giving them a sinister presence...
The Top 5: Elevator Scenes – Part 1
If there was ever a hold your breath moment it is here...
Film Review: Donnie Brasco
The 1997 film Donnie Brasco is a good example of a more realistic performance from Depp...
The Weekly Round-Up
It has been an interesting mix of alternative, underground and mainstream this week at MouthLondon’s Media hub...
Top 5 Brad Pitt Performances – Part 2
With performances as 'The Vampire' and 'The Detective' in Seven and Interview with the Vampire respectively, this week the top 5 continues...
Film Review: Dolphin Tale
In 1976, Winter the dolphin got its tail caught in a crab trap. This film retells the story...
Review: Midnight in Paris
There’s no doubt Midnight in Paris will be hailed as a return to form for Woody Allen...
Top 5 Brad Pitt Performances – Part 1
In recent years, Brad Pitt’s career may have been slightly eclipsed by his...
Interview: Emily James
I met with Emily James the director of the smart documentary, Just Do It: A tale of Modern-Day Outlaws...
Upcoming Cinema Releases
Lars Von Trier is known for his controversial and explicit films...
TV Review: Star Wars The Clone Wars
Being an avid Star Wars fan form an young age I was very excited to hear that...
Straight to DVD
Many films are released each and every week of the year, so it is fair to say not all of them will
Review: Crazy, Stupid, Love
Crazy, Stupid, Love comes out tomorrow, but is this rom-com worthy of your time? Find out here...
Review: Red State
Review: Apollo 18
I may have to use a tagline from another film but I believe it is appropriate...
Review: Project Nim
From the Director of critically acclaimed Man on Wire comes the story of Nim...
Review: Final Destination 5
Final Destination has become a franchise that’s gained a reputation for its death scenes more...
The Last Days of Summer: Outdoor Arty Events
For those enthusiastic about art and willing to combine cultural action with fresh air, we have...
Review: Rise of the Planet of the Apes
The much anticipated prequel from the classic tale of apes ruling the world...
The Princess Bride at Somerset House
Review: Arrietty
Arrietty is the latest film from Japanese animation house Studio Ghibli...
Preview: Vision Sound Music
Vision Sound Music is the UK’s first festival of its kind...
Review: Cowboys and Aliens
Cowboys and Aliens takes two stalwart action genres and in combining them had the potential to become a fun filled, thrilling epic...
Review: Super 8
Steven Spielberg is one of the most beloved American filmmakers of all...
The High Art of Lisa Cholodenko
On a cold afternoon, whilst trying to forget about my university exams, I...
Review: The Guard
Sgt Gerry Boyle (Brendon Gleeson) isn’t half as suave or badass a rogue cop as you would find in a Hollywood cop
Review: Captain America: The First Avenger
Ever since Iron Man hit our screens in 2008, Marvel has been delivering new...
Athena Mandis: An Independent British Filmmaker
Athena Mandis, whose work includes Backroads (2008) has been working on her new short film titled Roxanne....
Review: In a Better World
Rushes Soho Shorts Festival
Like short films? Are you a believer in quality over quantity?
Review: Incendies
Watch me Move: The Animation Show
Capturing movement has always fascinated the human mind. The phenomenon of...
A Look Back: Benny & Joon (1993)
Benny & Joon is quite possibly the quirkiest rom-com I have ever had the enjoyment of watching...
Heartbeats of a New Generation: Xavier Dolan
For some, the debut of Director Xavier Dolan was marked by its micro budget techniques and doomed from...
One Day: Great book, great film, right?
When I first heard that David Nicholls’ novel, One Day, had been adapted for film to be released this...
Film Preview: You Instead
If you’re going to T in the Park look out for a world first as the film You Instead gets its world
Review: Trust
Tackling one of the most heart wrenching parental issues, Trust is a truly intriguing and thought provoking film. The story...
Preview: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
The twinkling theme tune can be heard again…Wizards, Muggles…come out. On July 15th Harry Potter will...
Review: Transformers: Dark of the Moon
The preview screening of Transformers : Dark of the Moon did not fill me with much excitement or anticipation as I...
Outdoor Cinema
It’s something we’ve all seen in those cheesy American teen movies. An incredibly...
Where in the World is Malick?
From his late appearance on the tip of the 60s with his debut short film, Lanton Mills (1969), to his most recent...
Review: The Beaver
An adult man wears a beaver puppet on his hand, and talks through it during the whole film. That may sound like
Review: Green Lantern
Contrary to my instincts I had hoped Green Lantern would try and be engaging, entertaining and fun...
David Fincher’s Greatest Challenge to Date
Taking on the recently successful “Millennium Series” could be seen as professional suicide by many, but that...
Preview: Film4 Summer Screen at Somerset House
This summer Film4 is screening some amazing gems of cinema at Somerset House, London’s most beautiful open...
Intel’s DIY FX Workshop
As a strictly amateur filmmaker, I arrived at Intel’s DIY FX workshop expecting to be overwhelmed by techies, gadgets and jargon that...
A Passion Play: Chokher Bali (Sand in the Eye)
This masterful work of art was based on the novel of Rabindranath Tagore, who was a Bengali poet, novelist, musician, painter and
Arnold Schwarzenegger: Will He Be Back?
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s talents never cease to amaze me. Body-builder turned model...
Review: Ahmed Ahmed’s Just Like Us
Just Like Us is a documentary by Ahmed Ahmed, an Egyptian American stand-up comedian from...
Art/Experimental Shorts at LIDF
Strips forms together by taking a vintage erotic film and manipulating the displaced filmstrips to entice the voyeur’s present desire in...
Review: Hugh Hefner: Playboy, Activist and Rebel
Academy Award winner Brigitte Berman combines rare footage and an entertaining snapshot at the life of the founder of the Playboy Empire.
Review: No One Knows About Persian Cats
In a time when various filmmakers and musicians advocate stricter laws in response of the downloading of their...
Review: X-Men: First Class
It's Summer time and Hollywood’s biggest and brightest films are flocking to the cinemas and...
Amy Grimehouse: Whatever Happened to Hollywood Glam?
As the spectators and myself make our way into the venue, we are received by the...
Review: Insidious
There hasn't been much in the way of original content in the horror genre. After years of visceral torture...
Review: Julia’s Eyes (Los Ojos de Julia)
Such as a dead man tells no tales, a blind man sees no evil, or so director Guillem Morales would have you...
Review: Kaboom
I'm at the opening night of the 25th annual Lesbian and Gay Film Festival. There's a...
Special Review: Pina (3D)
It’s not too late to experience Pina Bausch's work and her company Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch...
Review: Kung Fu Panda 2
The Dragon Warrior and giant Panda, Po, is living his dream in the valley of peace...
Review: Jack Falls
Jack Falls was recently screened at the London Independent Film Festival, with director Paul Tanter providing the audience with an...
Review: The Hangover: Part Two
After the surprise success of the original Todd Philips film, The Hangover Part II sees the return of Phil (Bradley Cooper), Alan...
Can Scre4m revitalise the “slasher” genre?
Wes Craven is one of the most established horror directors in modern...
Review: Becoming Chaz
Anyone who is familiar with Cher and Sonny Bono's daughter Chastity will know that this documentary...
Weekly round-up | 19 May – 25 May
This week we have seen some interesting and inspiring articles! We’ve also...
East End Film Festival – World Cinema: Drama
Following on from World: Documentary at the East End Film Festival, Intrepid reviewer...
East End Film Festival – World Cinema: Documentary
A culmination of cultural ambiguity begins with The Talking Walls of Lahore, a street view of wall chalking or "wall talking" as...
Preview: London International Documentary Festival
If you enjoy films, especially documentaries, then you should head...
Cameron wants to set new standards. James, that is.
After the amazing job James Cameron did managing to sell yet...
Review: Submarine
The IT Crowd’s Richard Ayoade’s debut British film Submarine was...
Weekly round-up | 12 May – 18 May
So with design work almost complete on our newest, brand spanking issue we...
Preview: Amy Grimehouse Presents ‘Whatever Happened To Mommie Dearest’
Not to be confused with the bouffant haired songstress, Amy Grimehouse is a...
Cult Movies: The Crème de la Crème
Cult movies represent real film-making. Created outside the Hollywood...
Paddy Considine – The Unsung Hero of British Cinema
British Cinema has often been about exploring the representation of social...
Weekly round-up | 26 Apr-01 May
Well it's been one of those weeks! 25 million of...
Review: Thor
Kenneth Branagh has had some stick for his directing over the years. This isn’t the case with Thor...
Preview: East End Film Festival
I’ve always liked film festivals. The atmosphere is always electric because you find yourself...
Jameson Whiskey Cult Film Club
Are you a fan of great film and free drinks? If so then Jameson Cult Film Club is definitely for you...
It’s déjà vu all over again: Marion Cotillard
Marion Cotillard was born in Paris in September 1975. Both her parents were tied to the theatre and...
Review: Faster
When an action film is called Faster you go in expecting a few things. One thought is a tag line that manages...
Review: Red Riding Hood
This was not how I expected my first premiere to go: from the mis-introduction of the evening’s hosts at Kiss FM...
Elizabeth Taylor: a Goddess with a Mortal Heart
In a recent interview Elizabeth Taylor explained how she had “never planned to acquire a lot of jewels or a lot husbands”...
Competition: Win Tickets to see CHIPMUNK
Like to write Film or Music reviews? Want to win tickets to celebrate the release of a highly-anticipated second album?
Review: Tomorrow, When the War Began
Being something of a book snob I tended to spurn ‘Young Adult’ fiction as a teenager, but when I stumbled...
Review: Battle: Los Angeles
The story follows a group of soldiers on a mission to rescue trapped civilians in the city of Los Angeles...
Screentest Festival: The National Student Festival
Last weekend a new, exciting and promising event burst onto the capital's ever flowing cultural spectrum...
Dazed Live
Dazed & Confused, in their 19th year, is preparing to host a big old party set in a number of venues...
Review: Sucker Punch
An abysmal display is the only way to describe Zack Snyder's first "original film"...
Review: Limitless
Limitless. With a name like that its potential is immense. Bradley Cooper leads as struggling...
MouthLondon Book Club: April Meeting
The meeting of the Book Club last Monday night (21 March) was a huge success...
Will the Bride fight again in Kill Bill Vol. 3?
Quentin Tarantino has announced that his 9th film will be Kill Bill Vol. 3. The series has...
Review: The Adjustment Bureau
Can you defy fate? If given the option of having a successful career or being with the person you love most...
Preview: Zack Snyder’s Sucker Punch
Sucker Punch represents the first original film from Zack Snyder. Dawn of the Dead was a remake, 300...
Review: Rango
Rango is a great example of how animated movies have developed over the last decade: the graphics are simply amazing...
Review: You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger
I had no pre-conceptions about this film as it had been a while since I'd seen a Woody Allen film. Overall...
MouthLondon Book Club March Meeting!
The next meeting of the Book Club is set and we have some treats in store for you...
Review: The Rite
Films to look out for in 2011
Last year the silver screen was once again dominated by sequels and re-makes with seven of them...
EXCLUSIVE Love & Laughter
Visit the Store: Full Content available in the Spring 2011 Issue... The romantic comedy is notoriously difficult to get right. The predictability of...
The Return of the “Indie”
Running into its 87th year and returning to its customary location of the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood; the Oscars is host...
Review: Yogi Bear
Simply put, Yogi has failed in attempting that oh-so-hard trick to pull off – the mixing of CGI and reality...
Review: True Grit
A remake of True Grit was inevitably going to surface sooner or later, but fortunately it is the Coen brothers...
Review: Morning Glory
To write an excessively critical review of this film would be like bullying the bubbly, over-eager child who...
Review: Monsters
Lost in Translation meets War of the Worlds is how first-time director...
Review: Made In Dagenham
The opening of the film reveals the numbers: 55,000 men and 187 women. The vast difference between men and…
Review: The Social Network
Broken friendships, a ruthless rivalry, the inception of the greatest...
Too Much Trailer
Trailers are one of the most important advertising techniques used in the promotion of...
Review: Let Me In
Shortly after the success of the critically lauded Let the Right One In, the adaptation to...
The Prince Charles Cinema
There is a time and a place for enjoying Leicester Square, but when you have had enough of...