The Lucky One Review
Nicholas Sparks movies have almost become their own genre as so many of his books have been adapted for the big screen, The Lucky One is the latest to get a movie makeover. Read More …
Piggy Review
Piggy marks the directorial debut of Kieron Hawkes as he bring to the big screen and Brit crime thriller that packs a bit of a punch. Read More …
Avengers Assemble Review
Bringing together a whole host of Marvel characters in one movie was always going to be tricky, some would argue almost impossible, task but director Joss Whedon has pulled it off to produce the best Read More …
The Monk Review
It was 2006 when Dominik Moll last directed a movie but this week he is back with the adaptation of Matthew Gregory Lewis' 1796 novel of the same name. Read More …
The Cabin In The Woods Review
The Cabin In The Woods is a project that has been circulating for quite some time as it was filmed back in 2009, before Chris Hemsworth shot to fame as Thor in the marvel movies. Read More …
Battleship Review
Ok now it's fair to say that blockbuster sci-fi movies can be a little over the top, Independence Day and Men In Black are not exactly rooted in reality. Read More …
Mirror Mirror Review
There seem to only be a certain amount of stories in Hollywood, and those of the Brothers Grimm have a way of finding themselves on to screen time after time. So this year we find not one, but two Sno Read More …
Wrath Of The Titans Review
It has been two years since Clash of the Titans was remade for the big screen and now with a new director at the helm in for form of Jonathan Liebesman the franchise is back. Read More …
The Hunger Games Review
2012 is well under way and The Hunger Games is the first movie that people are truly excited about, the hype has been growing around the release of this movie for weeks. Read More …
Wild Bill Review
Dexter Fletcher moves behind the camera for the first time this week as he makes his directorial debut with Wild Bill. Read More …
The Devil Inside Review
Now I have never been a big fan of the exorcism movies of recent years as they all seem to tread a very familiar and rather boring path. Read More …
21 Jump Street Review
To say that comedy movies were a bit rubbish in 2011 is a bit of an understatement, they were absolutely shocking if we are being perfectly honest. Read More …
Trishna Review
Tess of the D’Urbervilles is one of English literature’s most famous novels as well as Tess being one the greatest heroines. Read More …
John Carter Review
Edgar Rice Burrough’s John Carter stories have influenced sci-fi movies for generations yet this story has never been brought to the big screen. Read More …
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel Review
When you see Judi Dench, Tom Wilkinson, Bill Nighy, Celia Imrie, Maggie Smith & Penelope Wilton all on the same cast list you know you are in for a movie treat. Read More …
Safe House Review
There has been a distressing lack of Denzel Washington on the big screen of late, his last role being Unstoppable back in November 2012. Read More …
Deviation Review
After taking a year away from making movies Danny Dyer is back this week with his latest project Deviation, one of potentially three movies with director J.K. Amalou. Read More …
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close Review
There are very definite trends to what the Oscar panel likes. Adaptations of books? Yep. Precocious youngsters struggling to make sense of the world? Certainly. Sandra Bullock crying and damaged chara Read More …
The Muppets Review
Every now and again, something comes along and becomes a cultural phenomenon, captivating audiences young and old. While The Simpsons and Harry Potter may be the most obvious choices now, the Muppets Read More …
The Vow Review
Channing Tatum and Rachel McAdams have already tackled the romance genre before with the likes of Dear John and The Notebook under his belt and they have joined forces for new movie The Vow. Read More …
A Dangerous Method Review
Most directors like to pick a genre and stick to it. Michael Bay will always have things explode, Wes Anderson will always be whimsical and George Romero will always love zombies a little too much. Read More …
The Woman In Black Review
Now I have to admit that I am getting a little tired of all the gross out horror movies that we have been treated to in recent years and it's great to see an old fashioned horror movie finally hit the Read More …
The Descendants Review
The Oscars have always loved a good family drama. From Hoffman and Streep yelling at each other in Kramer vs Kramer to last year Read More …
Underworld: Awakening Review
It's everywhere. TV, films, books. Heck, even Facebook games have allowed themselves to become obsessed about the occult's oldest duel. Vampires vs werewolves. Read More …
