Reviews

[Review] Underworld: Awakening

I like dark, sci-fi actioners and I'm unafraid to admit it. I've seen every Underworld and Resident Evil in the theatre and anticipate continuing that trend...

[Sundance Video Review] The Raid

After picking up the Midnight Madness audience award at the Toronto International Film Festival, director Gareth Evans' relentless actioner The Raid has tou...

[Review] Red Tails

George Lucas' passion for Red Tails can't be dismissed -- it's been a real journey to get this story to the big screen. For years and years he's been discus...

[Review] Contraband

Judging by the advertisements for Contraband, I expected to watch a half-baked actioner with big beats and little brains (let alone heart). Instead the film...

[Review] Joyful Noise

For a film about a gospel choir and the push and pull of faith within its singers' lives, Joyful Noise has a funny way of getting its message of love and ho...

[Review] Beauty and the Beast 3D

Once upon a time, before Disney's Beauty and the Beast was declared a box office sensation, before it was dubbed the first-ever animated film to be nominate...

[Review] The Grey

Boasting a kinetic and visually-adventurous filmmaker, a battle-tested and diverse action star and a supporting cast equal parts testosterone and heartbreak...

[Review] We Need to Talk About Kevin

We Need to Talk About Kevin represents an immensely exciting piece of filmmaking from Lynne Ramsay (Ratcatcher, Morvern Callar). That might seem like an odd...

[Review] The Iron Lady

The Iron Lady begins and spends much screen time on the least interesting part of Margaret Thatcher’s life. Her husband Denis (Jim Broadbent) has passed awa...