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Joe Toy (Nick Robinson) is fed up with his life at home. His older sister is moving away and he can’t bear the thought of spending the whole summer at home alone with his father (Nick Offerman), who we first meet mercilessly chastising Joe for masturbating in the shower. Ever since his mother died his [...]
A fantastic cast of talented comic and character actors have assembled for A.C.O.D. (Adult Children of Divorce), but unfortunately that only makes its failures all the more disappointing. Adam Scott, who’s reliably great each week on TV’s Parks and Recreation, leads the cast as Carter, a man still caught between his warring parents years after [...]
It may sound like the title of a nature documentary, but Muscle Shoals actually takes its title from the name of a small town in Alabama, which became the breeding ground for some of the most defining American music of the twentieth century. Director Greg Camalier tells the story of the town and its iconic [...]
Da Vinci’s Demons debuts tonight at 10pm on FOX, and there’s every chance that the channel have got a potentially big hit on their hands. Created by David S. Goyer, a screenwriter on Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy and the forthcoming Man of Steel, the show is a historical fantasy drama following the adventures of a [...]
Susanne Bier’s previous feature, the Academy Award-winning In A Better World, was a largely serious affair that grappled with lofty themes of injustice, violence and retribution, so it’s not at all surprising that she would want to follow it up with something a little more light-hearted. In Love Is All You Need she’s delivered something [...]
Burt Wonderstone (Steve Carell) and Anton Marvelton (Steve Buscemi) have been best friends ever since childhood when they first bonded over a magic trick. Thirty years later they’re veterans of the Las Vegas magic scene, and Burt in particular has grown bitter, weary, and disconnected from reality. When a new street magician (Jim Carrey) arrives [...]
Eran Creevy’s debut feature, the micro-budget urban thriller Shifty, announced the director as one of British filmmaking’s most promising talents. Coming good on that promise, Creevy is back with Welcome to the Punch; a London-set action movie in the vein of Infernal Affairs, simultaneously evoking the style of Michael Mann, Tony Scott and John Woo. [...]
The third season of Game of Thrones is fast approaching, but today sees the release of the second season on DVD (out now), and last week we were invited to interview some of the show’s principal cast members about that fantastic second season. Here’s some of the best quotes from the day which we know [...]
The Wizard of Oz isn’t just a classic; it’s an untouchable classic. There’s no other movie since its release (a not inconsiderable 74 years ago) that has retained the ability to appeal people of all ages, from any generation, all the way through to the present day. A remake is frankly inconceivable, so instead we’ve [...]
Nobody sets out to make a bad film, but you would have thought that somebody involved with this entirely misjudged mess would have cottoned on to what a colossal stinker they were making fairly early on in the process. There’s the kernel of a good idea in there somewhere: after being kidnapped by and subsequently [...]
There’s been no shortage of underwater-set animated adventures in the past, and they’ve experienced varying levels of success. The Little Mermaid, Finding Nemo, Shark Tale and Happy Feet all immediately come to mind, but the greatest feat that Sammy’s Great Escape pulls of is managing to somehow be derivative of just about all of them. [...]
I Give It A Year picks up where a lesser rom-com would leave off. You know, the kind that usually stars the likes of Katherine Heigl, Gerard Butler, Jennifer Aniston or Ashton Kutcher. A guy meets a girl and they really don’t get on. In fact, they pretty much hate each other. During the course [...]
Felicity Jones has to be one of the most talented young actresses in British cinema at the moment. During the last few years she’s impressed in the likes of Cemetery Junction, Hysteria and Albatross, while scoring mainstream success with Chalet Girl and being met with great critical recognition for her part in the Sundance breakout Like Crazy. [...]
After finding out the BAFTA and Oscar nominations just a few days ago, this very awards-y week finally comes to a close with the Golden Globes Awards ceremony . Some would argue that this awards ceremony is somewhat of a farce, with the 93-member Hollywood Foreign Press Association slapping the backs of their favourite A-Listers [...]
No one could have predicted just how successful The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel would prove to be at this point last year. A film about British pensioners retiring to a run-down hotel in India went on to become on of the most profitable films of 2012 and now finds itself in the thick of the [...]
Maybe it’s The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel effect. Maybe you can trace it back to the success of Downton Abbey. Heck, maybe it’s just Maggie Smith, but it appears that films headlined by respected, veteran British actors are now a force to be reckoned with at both the box office and at awards ceremonies. Not [...]
When Glee first arrived on the small screen in the wake of the High School Musical phenomenon, it initially appeared that it would be satirising the genre while exploiting exactly what made it some popular in the first place. Whether that was the intent or not, it ended up only doing the latter and has [...]
Arriving at UK cinemas primarily to preempt the release of the forthcoming Brian De Palma remake starring Noomi Rapace and Rachel McAdams is Alain Corneau’s Love Crime. Initially released in its native France over two years ago – and sadly just weeks before Corneau lost his battle with cancer – its UK release will represent [...]
Some films, like Phyllida Lloyd’s The Iron Lady for example, contain a central performance so impressive that the film as a whole is shown up to be rather flimsy by comparison. Although Smashed is by no means a flimsy piece of work, you do get the sense that with a performance as mesmerizing as Mary [...]
Arguably one of the finest breakthrough performances of the year – if not one of the finest performances full stop – comes from Mary Elizabeth Winstead in Smashed. The actress who before now may have been best known for her performance in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (and for us, as you’ll soon see, Sky [...]
