Leonardo DiCaprio - Interview
Widely regarded as one of the finest actors of this generation and having escaped from the teen heartthrob label, Leonardo DiCaprio has forged a powerful working relationship with Martin Scorsese. Read More
Shutter Island
Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio are in the midst of forming the sort of collaborative partnership that in the past has yielded some of the greatest films ever made. Some Read More
Team Alice
With the release of New Moon, it was Vampire vs. Werewolf as New Moon fans pledged their allegiance to either Team Edward – the heart stopping 109 year old vampire Read More
Best Big-screen Bachelors
Single, unattached, unfettered, unmarried, eligible, footloose and fancy-free – whatever you want to call him, we just love our male bachelor on the big screen and what they’ll do to Read More
The Father of My Children
Films about filmmaking are rarely something everyone can enjoy, even the effort to use Rober de Niro to attract audiences to the adaptation of producer Art Linson's memoirs failed pretty Read More
SAW VI
If you've managed to keep up with the increasingly incomprehensible Saw franchise, then you've done better than most. With the Jigsaw killer dead but not forgotten, there is a new Read More
Ondine
A unique modern fairy tale, Ondine somehow makes the simplest and most far-fetched of plots into something that is not only believable and absorbing, but utterly devoid of all that Read More
Motherhood
According to writer / director Katherine Dieckmann, Motherhood is equal parts Mrs Dalloway and Curb Your Enthusiasm. It certainly shares a visual tone with the latter, but one can only Read More
Kill Zone
Widely regarded as one of the finest martial arts films of recent years, Kill Zone is an intriguing little release which almost lives up to the hype. Read More
Case 39
If you want more proof that children are evil soulless monsters, then looks no further. Case 39 provides more than enough reason to stay sprog free.Social worker Emily (Renee Zellweger) Read More
Legion
What initially looked like a promising and original take on the 'End of the world' genre of movies, ends up being a significant let down with only a few moments Read More
Interview - Tobin Bell
Since marking its debut with a midnight screening at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival, the movie, Saw, launched a series of films which emerged as the most successful horror franchise Read More
Sinking of Japan
Having seen so many Hollywood films borrow and steal from Japanese cinema, here's is your chance to see the Japanese equivalent of an American blockbuster... but is it worth it? Read More
Alice in Wonderland
Make no mistake, despite the wraping of a Lewis Carroll story this film is very much the vision of Tim Burton brought to life... and just as he has his Read More
Chloe
From Chloe’s opening scene it’s: ‘Hello vamp. Goodbye innocent Amanda’. It’s quite literally eyebrow-raising, erotic stuff to see Mamma Mia!’s sweet little Amanda Seyfried lose all inhibitions. Read More
Johnny Depp - Interview
With the release of Alice in Wonderland imminent and following on from the Royal Premiere, what better than finding out more about the film from the men responsible? Johnny Depp Read More
The Crazies
It might well be a remake, but The Crazies proves to be a sharp and intelligent take on the zombie genre. If it could have stayed away from cheap tricks Read More
From Paris with Love
Thanks to film-making duo Pierre Morel and Luc Besson, we’re back in Paris for more inane violence, untrustworthy females and big action sequences. Read More
Extraordinary Measures
Its been so long since we last saw Harrison Ford in anything good, some people might well have forgotten what a great star he was/is. Extraordinary Measures certainly won't do Read More
MicMacs
There is something about the style of Jean-Pierre Jeunet that manages to transport audiences to a completely different world in every film he makes. It can't just be his love Read More
Leap Year
It’s hard to say what’s most surprising about Leap Year. It’s certainly not the fact that it fails on both the “rom” and the “com” side of things – because Read More
Interview: Peter Jackson
Peter Jackson is in the UK to promote his latest film, The Lovely Bones. We had to take this chance to catch up with the great man himself, and find Read More
Crazy Heart
What Crazy Heart lacks in originality it more than makes up for with performance, Jeff Bridges is deservedly the leading contender for awards glory in the coming weeks. Read More
The Lovely Bones
Peter Jackson's adaptation of the popular, and somewhat controversial, novel of the same name has been anticipated for some time. It was green-lighted with a hefty budget, and has had Read More
