Saturday Night At The Movies

Owain ReedMay 31, 2016

I recently read an article about movies based on video games. It was a good read but I can’t remember if its argument was that Hollywood should give up the ghos...

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Interstellar OST – Organ-ised Chaos

joebernertDecember 7, 2014

Hi. My name is Joseph and I have a problem. I can't stop listening to the Interstellar soundtrack. My girlfriend has stopped talking to me, electing to simply r...

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Mockingjay Part 1: Review

SarahAKenchDecember 2, 2014

Last week the penultimate chapter in The Hunger Games film series hit our cinemas. Based on the bestselling trilogy by Suzanne Collins, the film series that fir...

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Review: Begin Again

Sophie WoollanNovember 25, 2014

Despite the fact that it had a pretty famous cast (Keira Knightley and Mark Ruffalo took centre stage), Begin Again seemed to take a back seat when it came to c...

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Ida: review

Joe AlexanderOctober 9, 2014

Acclaimed director Pawel Pawlikowski returns with Ida: a film about identity; wherein history is revisited with understanding and modesty, exquisite photography...

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A Spell To Ward Off The Darkness: review

Joe AlexanderSeptember 23, 2014

Experimental art filmmakers Ben Rivers and Ben Russell team up to bring us A Spell To Ward Off The Darkness. An exercise in patience and stillness; it stars mus...

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20 000 Days on Earth: Review

WillHerbertSeptember 22, 2014

Any docu-fan, any filmmaker or anyone who’s been enjoying what digital cinema has to offer owes themselves a viewing of 20 000 Days on Earth. Nick Cave conta...

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Night Moves: review

Joe AlexanderSeptember 16, 2014

Night Moves is indie director Kelly Reichardt's new film following Josh Stamos' journey through the world of environmentalism, with a focus on the darker, more ...

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Two Days, One Night: review

Joe AlexanderSeptember 13, 2014

Real stories about the real people at the bottom of the social ladder has always been the driving mantra behind Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne's films. Two Days, ...

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Spontaneity

SarahAKenchSeptember 12, 2014

I’ve been thinking a lot about spontaneity recently. How empty our lives are of it these days, and how it’s something we all need to be open to a little bit mor...

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Reinvented Classics

Beth GordonSeptember 8, 2014

After recently going to see If I Stay at the cinema, I surprisingly enjoyed the music choices so decided to check out the soundtrack from the film. One of the s...

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Sin City: A Dame To Kill For Review

JoeRayWSeptember 6, 2014

Sin City: A Dame To Kill For Release Date: 25th August 2014 Director: Robert Rodriguez, Frank Miller Rating: 18 Dimension Films  Sin City hasn't changed ...

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Locke Review

MattJune 6, 2014

When explaining the brief outline of this film it's difficult to understand what actually might be so appealing to it. Saying that the basic outline is literall...

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Looper: Review

MattOctober 25, 2013

From the director of neo-noir film ‘Brick’ (Rian Johnson) comes ‘Looper.’ Starring again Joseph Gordon Levitt along with Bruce Willis and Emily Blunt the story ...

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A Guide to Surviving the Movie Apocalypse

Social StudentOctober 24, 2013

In World War Z, out this week, former UN employee Gerry Lane and his family battle to survive the apocalyptic events brought about by a global plague that trans...

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Prisoners Review

Social StudentOctober 14, 2013

A suspenseful thriller  with a star studded cast including Hugh Jackman, Jake Gyllenhaal and Paul Dano, Prisoners is the story of the abduction of two young gir...

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Film Review: Hansel & Gretel, Witch Hunters

am77March 14, 2013

Apparently, there is a moment in every talented thespian’s career when they have to make a rubbish film: that one that makes everyone think, “they could have sp...

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Film Review: Lincoln

am77February 18, 2013

Not so long ago, back in 2010, I saw this film that made me fall asleep in the cinema. It was called The American and it starred George Clooney. I never thought...

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Flight: Review

gazwxm1February 13, 2013

Scientific research suggests that our genes consist of a natural instinct; a primitive act known as “Fight or Flight”. Of course, Robert Zemeckis’s picture Flig...

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Films You Should See in 2013, Part 1

am77December 31, 2012

One year is over, another one starts, and the traditional thing to do seems to be writing a wish list, or things we want to change or improve. As far as I am co...

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Film Review: Great Expectations

am77December 11, 2012

If one of these cold evenings you have nothing else to do and you feel like watching a nice film, I recommend you go and see Great Expectations. It’s not a mast...

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How Free Wifi Transforms Student Life

Social StudentDecember 6, 2012

It's not that long ago that an internet connection of any description was as unlikely a part of student living as a clean kitchen and hair-free plughole. Cas...

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Review: St George’s Day

Tia Pennant-LewisSeptember 10, 2012

There are few things better than a film greatly exceeding your expectations. I thought from the trailer that I would enjoy St George’s Day, but I assumed it was...

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Blade-Runner: Music Of Dystopia and Nostalgia

Darren MillardSeptember 3, 2012

Liars recent single ‘No. 1 Against The Rush’ from their latest album WIXIW has a melancholic and swooping sci-fi melody that would glide seamlessly into the Bla...

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Is anywhere safe anymore?

Cherinne CowanJuly 22, 2012

Once upon a time; it was safe to go to a concert, it was safe to go to a summer camp, it was safe to go to the cinema.However, recently we have all been overcom...

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Review: Cosmopolis (2012, dir. David Cronenberg)

Tasha RapkinJune 28, 2012

It is always interesting watching a film at the cinema which provokes a response of mainly restlessness, murmurings, sighs and a few walk-outs from its audience...

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Review: The Devil Inside

d_griffindorApril 3, 2012

Isabella Rossi travels to Italy to visit Maria, her estranged mother of 20 years, locked away in an asylum after being convicted of killing 3 people in 1989, su...

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Is Titanic 3D going to sink or swim?

writergirlMarch 22, 2012

Do not get me wrong, I am a loyal fan of Titanic, however I cannot help but feel skeptical about the upcoming 3D Version. Why? If it ain't broke, don't fix it. ...

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What Men Think Women Want (And Why We Really Don’t Want It)

VikkiFebruary 19, 2012

When I am not accidentally gluing my own eyelashes together or tripping over the empty tubs of houmous in my room, I’m often thinking about how evolved we are. ...

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The Woman in Black: Review

d_griffindorFebruary 19, 2012

The 1983 Susan Hill novel of the same name gets an ominous revival for the big screen, and starring big name Daniel Radcliffe who is intent on showing critics t...

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