Film Review – THE LIBERTINE
A brutally realistic film JOHNNY DEPP delivers one of the best performances of his career in Laurence Dunmore’s The Libertine, a true story about John Wilmot, a man who didn’t
Film Review – PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
Austen would be proud BRITISH TELEVISION has always been famous for its high quality drama, and rightly so. Director Joe Wright, screenwriter Deborah Moggach and production designer Sarah Greenwood all
Film Review – CASANOVA
The love god returns AUSTRALIAN HEATH Ledger plays history’s most famous lothario Casanova – the driven, besotted, seemingly helpless yet graceful Italian lover, who has made the pursuit of women
Film Review – THE TRANSPORTER 2
Frank can transport me any day! BRITON, FRANK Martin (Statham) is a driver-for-hire. His job is simple – he transports objects or people from one place to another, using an
Film Review – REVOLVER
Too arty-farty by far BACK IN 1997, Guy Ritchie smashed his way onto the silver screen with one of the most energetic British movies in years. His Lock, Stock And
Film Review – KING KONG
Monkey business on a GM scale BY CHOOSING to remake King Kong, Peter Jackson set himself a task higher than the Empire State Building, but, in doing so, was able
film review – The Chronicles of Narnia
Dorothy used a cyclone, the Pevensies use a wardrobe CS LEWIS’ The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe has had children bumping their heads into the backs of old cupboards
film review – Oliver twist
Please sir, can we have less? POLANSKI HASN’T taken huge risks with the Dickens’ tale of a boy who dared to ask for more, however he hasn’t shied away from
film review – Harry Potter and the goblet of fire
Harry, Ron, Hermione and hormones BRITISH DIRECTOR Mike Newell’s tough-minded take on Rowling’s fourth novel is darker and more violent than the three previous Potter films. The story? Oh, you
film review – ELIZABETHTOWN
Blooming dreadful THE TRAILER shows boy meeting girl on an aeroplane flight, with Tom Petty’sLearning to Fly wailing away in the background. The trailer deceives. You do get the boy