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Stolen opens with a great sequence with Will Montomery (Nicolas Cage) committing a $10m heist with Vincent (Josh Lucas), seemingly unknowingly while being watched by the FBI, while partners-in-crime Riley (Malin Akerman) and Hoyt (M.C. …
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The Paperboy – Before I saw this, I wanted to like it more than I did. This was because it’s got two great lead actors who can pull off a blinding performance when they’ve got …
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Standard Edition: Premium Edition: Bioshock Infinite places you as Booker De-Witt, a grumpy hired gun and veteran of the U.S. Cavalry, owing too much to too many wrong people, but there’s a chance to wipe …
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Sightseers: Three months into any relationship and couples are still trying to find out what makes each other tick. At this point for Sightseers Chris (Steve Oram) wants to show girlfriend Tina (Alice Lowe) his …
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Amour begins with firemen breaking into a flat in France, where they discover Anne’s (Emmanuelle Riva) deceased corpse lying on her bed, elegantly dressed, eyes closed and with flower petals scattered around her. Her husband …
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Oz: The Great and Powerful: (Spoilers ahead) I really didn’t fancy this at all. I mean, with a very few honourable exceptions (X-Men First Class, Indiana Jones and The Temple Of Doom) prequels are uniformly …
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Tomb Raider 2013 is… well, the game you played back in 1996, but Tomb Raider is also the title of the latest installment in the series which is intended to take you not only back …
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Stitches is a clown, played by comedian Ross Noble, who hates children with a passion. On the plus side, for him, he won’t have to do the job for much longer because when he attends …
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Argo begins with a bit of a history lesson, telling us how Mohammad Reza Shah ruled Iran from 1953 until 1979, at which point Khomeini took over after years of opulence and excess from Shah, …
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Cloud Atlas is a film I hadn’t even heard of until a few days before watching it, but there was something intriguing about it in the way it mixes six different stories, each from a …
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