Life On The Reel.

When Christmas Jumpers become socially acceptable once again, you know we're almost there. The 25th is closer than we think, and ...

I always say that it takes a special true story to make you leave the cinema feeling amazed at something you knew, or cared, little abo...

In some ways, I've been slightly afraid of reviewing Terrence Malick's polarized existential film, The Tree of Life. I was i...

Walking out of the cinema yesterday after watching  Prisoners  left me reminiscent of a much simpler time in film. The modern day princ...

Jacques Audiard returned to the forefront of french cinema in 2012 with this deep character study of two unfortunate souls finding te...

Often the unfortunate butt of the jokes, the Irish here take control of the comedy stage in this fantastic film which perpetuates so mu...

Like peanut butter and jelly, 80's science fiction and the dystopian motif go together hand in hand. Throw in a dash of Kurt Ru...

The self fulfilling comedy that is ' This is the End' is at first thought quite an original bit of storytelling from some of...

The best description of Man Of Steel  I have seen comes from Cosmo Landesman, stating that this blockbuster epic was 'all steel, ...

Recently Steven Spielberg and George Lucas stated in an interview that the film industry was heading down the path of 'implosion...