Film Review: Seduced and Abandoned (2014)
by‘I look back on my life and its 95% running around trying to raise money to make movies and 5% actually making them. It’s…
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Film Review: The Double (2013)
byRichard Ayoade is best known for his absurdist character humour in television shows like The IT Crowd and The Mighty Boosh. However his second…
Film Review: Fading Gigolo (2014)
byThe latest feature film as director from notable character actor John Turturro, following his acclaimed previous drama Romance and Cigarettes, Fading Gigolo is the…
Film Review: Transcendence (2014)
byIn the last few decades we have witnessed significant advancements in biotechnology and artificial intelligence, but this has been met with staunch resistance from…
Film Review: Chinese Puzzle (2013)
byIt’s been eleven years since writer/director Cedric Klapisch first introduced audiences to Xavier Rousseau (Roman Duris) and his ensemble roommates in the comedy L’Auberge…
Film Review: The Invisible Woman (2013)
byIt certainly was the best of times for Charles Dickens but it was undoubtedly the worst of times for others. In his second film…
Film Review: The Other Woman (2014)
byAfter discovering that her current boyfriend Mark (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) is married, Carly (Cameron Diaz) begins an unlikely relationship with Mark’s wife, Kate (Leslie Mann)….
Film Review: Only Lovers Left Alive (2014)
byVampire films have abounded in the last couple of years, but even so, Jim Jarmusch has managed to craft his own unique addition to…
Film Review: The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)
byWhen SNL recently made a fake trailer for a fake new Wes Anderson film called The Midnight Coterie of Sinister Intruders and quoted The…
Film Review: Divergent (2014)
byDivergent, directed by Neil Burger and with a screenplay written by Evan Daugherty and Vanessa Taylor, continues the recent influx of big budget film…