I have a problem with edges. Edges are something that for me, just get in the way somewhat. In this review I am reminded of several of my pet hates whilst discovering a brand that …

For what seemed like a long time ago I watched what was to be the greatest film of 2009. Unfortunately I could not share with anyone this revelation as the release (for the UK) was …

After the relative shambles that was inglourious Basterds I decided to take a short break from reviewing films. Quentin Tarantino’s latest “masterpiece” had drained me of that much hope for cinema. Naturally I had planned …

Almost a year ago now I witnessed The Brothers Bloom in the London Film Festival. Instead of publishing a review there and then, I decided to focus on other releases and pass this one by. …

I have a major issue when posters of the latest film have a well known director listed above the title when they played the smallest of parts in its conception. Take District 9 for example. …

Let’s get one thing straight Audrey Niffenegger’s The Time Traveler’s Wife is an awesome book. That being said, most great books don’t make such great films (for those of us who bother to read the …

In a recent interview Stephen Sommers was heard to be whinging about personal attacks to directors for their shoddy work. Well Mr Sommers, I suggest you close your ears for twenty minutes because I am …

After attempting to convince my daughter that the film she wanted to watch was The Time Traveler’s Wife, I was sorely disappointed when she announced that Bandslam looked like a better option.
Now I love my …

Stuntmen is one of those films that doesn’t necessitate a long review for it. If you like a good mockumentary then you will appreciate a spoof look into the lives of two stuntmen. You have …

When the first images of G.I. Joe appeared online, I was not alone in thinking that it is likely to be a big pile of doo-doo. In fact even after a fairly impressive trailer the …