posted by Martin Roberts
categories: film, reviews
10th
May 2012

For their eighth collaboration, director Tim Burton and lead actor Johnny Depp have revamped the cult TV series Dark Shadows, condensing its many episodes into less than two hours, and doing a fairly decent, if functional, job of it. More

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: film, reviews
10th
May 2012

With Mel Gibson’s career long falling by the wayside, the action star returns to his B-movie roots in another attempt to reignite his career after years of trouble in his personal life. More

posted by Nick Deigman
categories: film, reviews
30th
Apr 2012

Ten years after that fateful, ‘virginity-busting’ prom night… nothing happened. More

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: film, reviews
27th
Apr 2012

At Seven Oaks college, Violet Wister (Gerwig) is leading a personal crusade to rescue students from themselves, be their problems depression, grunge or just low standards of any kind, with tap. More

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: film, reviews
26th
Apr 2012

The superhero movie to end all superhero movies, The Avengers is some five films in the making and the culmination of Marvel’s ambitious plan to bring a handful of their biggest names together on the silver screen. More

posted by Mary Clare Waireri
categories: film, reviews
23rd
Apr 2012

In the decade or so since Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, Jason Statham’s film career has evolved from supporting act to leading man. More

posted by Mary Clare Waireri
categories: film, reviews
23rd
Apr 2012

The Monk (Le Moine) takes its inspiration from an 18th century gothic romance by English novelist M.G Lewis. More

posted by Mary Clare Waireri
categories: film, reviews
16th
Apr 2012

Jeff Who Lives At Home, is a predict­ably quirky, left-field slacker comedy. More

posted by Mary Clare Waireri
categories: film, reviews
16th
Apr 2012

Even to those less acquainted with his music, it goes without saying that Bob Marley is one of the most recognisable icons of popular culture. More

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: film, reviews
11th
Apr 2012

The next in the line of Hasbro properties to be adapted for the big screen, Battleship has a lot of live up to, in terms of box office draw, though no necessarily critical acclaim. More

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