film review – THE MATADOR
The name’s Noble, Julian Noble IN A twist on his James Bond persona, Pierce Brosnan plays Julian Noble, a skilled assassin who’s getting on in years. He’s a grizzled, misogynistic,
Film Review – SCARY MOVIE 4
Scarily addictive THE SCARY Movies definitely aren’t made with critics in mind. Since first emerging in the year 2000, the franchise has gone on to gross more than the Scream
Film Review – HOSTEL
PAXTON (HERNANDEZ) and Josh (Richardson), a couple of American college boys, decide to backpack across Europe, hoping to meet sexy European women and have the time of their lives. Along
Film Review – V FOR VENDETTA
Remember, remember the fifth of November THIS FILM is based on Moore’s gripping and provocative comic book written in the 80s, which presented a bleak vision of the future in
Film Review – THE PINK PANTHER
In every respect, without a Clou FOR ME, there’s only one Inspector Jacques Clouseau – Peter Sellers. Sellers was Clouseau and, in this, the ninth film in The Pink Panther
Film Review – NORTH COUNTRY
A woman’s place BASED ON the first sexual harassment trial of 1975, North Country highlights the shocking reality of sexual discrimination in a Minnesota iron mine. Reviewing this film in
Film Review – CAPOTE
You will be captivated WHEN I read it, I loved it. In Cold Blood was one of the best books that I had the pleasure of studying on my degree
Film Review – THE PRODUCERS
There’s no business like showbusiness THIS IS a film that comes with something of a pedigree – Mel Brooks’ 1968 original film, a comedic masterpiece, and his over-the-top Broadway musical,
Film Review – BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN
There’s gold in them there hills! THE IDEA of gay cowboys may induce sniggers in the back row and cringes from the males in the audience, but Brokeback Mountain is
Film Review – MUNICH
A serene massacre THE 1972 Olympic Games were billed as the serene Olympics, a chance to set social differences aside and experience the spirit of international camaraderie and friendship. That