Kingsman: The Secret Service (Review)

EllieTaltonFebruary 19, 2015

Known for the likes of Kick Ass, X-men and Stardust, Matthew Vaughn is one of the big guys in the business and now, he's back with a new star studded production...

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Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance): Review

andrewodonnellJanuary 29, 2015

Birdman is the story of Riggan Thomson (Michael Keaton), a Hollywood actor who, in his prime, played a famous superhero  character. Riggan is now struggling and...

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Mr Turner: Review

WillHerbertNovember 10, 2014

Mike Leigh’s ‘not technically a biopic’ of the life of William Turner is the work of a true master and, like the work of Turner himself, the film Mr Turner find...

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Under The Skin OST

JoeRayWNovember 5, 2014

Sometimes a film soundtrack can leak out into your life.  Pieces of music so grand, so hummable, that they have to be there when you clean, when you walk, and w...

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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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“Those who get the youth, get the future.”

Faith ClarkeSeptember 23, 2014

During our teenage years, we seem to be at our most susceptible – everything we see, hear and feel, can often seem amplified. The most insignificant of issues c...

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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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Night Moves: Review

WillHerbertSeptember 1, 2014

2013’s Night Moves has opened in UK cinemas; Kelly Reichardt’s first bout of writing since her 1995 offbeat thriller River of Grass.  But this time both her dir...

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Gran Torino Review

NialAugust 29, 2014

The story of a patriotic old man who embraces an estranged Hmong family and solves their problems with an intimidating gang Hollywood legend Clint Eastwood r...

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The Congress: Review

Darius AsghariAugust 18, 2014

Robin Wright has been the go to actress when it comes to casting a seductive yet congenial female supporting role. She's been working diligently in the industry...

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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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You Need To See This 17 Minute Film Set Entirely On A Teens Computer Screen

Social StudentJanuary 8, 2014

Noah, a short film that debuted at the Toronto International FIlm Festival, is a touching story about how analysing too much detail to small things in your digi...

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Rush: Film Review

Social StudentSeptember 30, 2013

Rush is the true story of the rivalry between formula one drivers James Hunt (Chris Hemsworth) and Niki Lauda (Daniel Bruhl). It chronicles their history, from ...

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Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters Film Review

Social StudentAugust 27, 2013

It wouldn’t be a summer at the box office without the mandatory fantasy franchise film now would it? The Harry Potter and Twilight franchises may be dead and bu...

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Film Review: Now You See Me

am77July 17, 2013

Remember that time you watched Ocean's Eleven and you thought that film was great? Well, so did the scriptwriters of Now You See Me, because the caper genre is ...

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Film Review: Man of Steel

am77June 23, 2013

It has been proved, over the past few years, that the best superhero films are those who focus more on the person instead of the world-saving alter ego. You ...

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Film Review: The Great Gatsby

am77June 17, 2013

There is nothing worse than going to the cinema to watch a film with a preconceived idea, only because so many friends have told you beforehand their opinion. ...

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Film Review: The Hangover Part III

am77June 5, 2013

They had been saying it for months in the teaser posters and the trailers: it all ended with this film. After previews in a Harry Potter style of epicness, the ...

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Film Review: The Place Beyond The Pines

am77May 1, 2013

Overpowering. If a single word could describe this movie, that would be it. It has the script, the performances and the directing. There is nothing to miss in T...

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Film Review: Oz the Great and Powerful

am77April 27, 2013

We live in the era of Hollywood prequels: X-Men First Class, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, The Hobbit... And they all seem to be much better than sequels thes...

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Film Review: Song For Marion

am77April 13, 2013

Every person has a different way of dealing with loss. And sometimes denying reality seems the easiest thing to do. Those issues are the main subject of Song fo...

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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: A Good Day To Die Hard

am77March 4, 2013

I'm going to confess it: I loved this film. You can roll your eyes with disappointment now, because I don't care, I enjoyed every minute of A Good Day To Die Ha...

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Film Review: Warm Bodies

am77February 21, 2013

In the 1950s, Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim created a modern adaptation of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. It was set in New York, with natives and Pue...

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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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Film Review: Les Misérables

am77February 8, 2013

Strangely, it has taken me weeks to sit and start writing about Les Misérables. Maybe I was still digesting the movie, or maybe it was because every time I trie...

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Moulin Rouge, Back To The Big Screen

am77February 2, 2013

Twelve years ago, Baz Luhrmann created a musical that change everyone's conception of this genre. When Moulin Rouge was released, it soon met with unconditional...

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First photo from Kick-Ass 2

am77January 23, 2013

It has been a three year wait for the sequel of this "super hero" film, and we will yet have to wait until July for its release. Until then, we can see the firs...

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Film Review: Gangster Squad

am77January 21, 2013

I have discovered that the key to enjoying any film, no matter how awful it might be, is to watch it with no expectations at all. In the end, you find out that ...

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