Monthly Archives: November 2006

So it comes to me now to review the new Bond film, but before we go any further let me first say that Daniel Craig is a great bond and dare I say probably the best and closest to the … Continue reading →

Amazing but harsh Candy is ‘Trainspotting’ meets ‘Romeo and Juliet’. Opening with a haunting melody and the two lovers on a fairground ride it feels very picturesque and idealistic, but that doesn’t last very long I’m afraid. Mixing poetic voiceovers … Continue reading →

With crazy characters, teasing trailers, amazing posters and from various magazines more stars than the night sky I was really looking forward to this film. Sadly for me it didn’t live up to the expectation. Overly long but with hardly … Continue reading →

If you haven’t heard of Borat then you must have heard of Ali G, if you have managed to miss both of Saha Baron Cohen’s comic creations you have either been living in a box or just don’t care. The … Continue reading →

Quite simply a big monster movie from Korea. It has been described by some as jaws meets Jurassic park and that is pretty accurate to be fair. It doesn’t take long to set up the premise of the film as … Continue reading →

Christopher Nolan has been a director to watch out for since he wowed us with ‘Memento’ and now he’s back with ‘The Prestige’ a story of two magicians who friendship turns to deadly rivalry. Firstly the film is a little … Continue reading →

London to Brighton Being hailed by some as ‘the best British film of the century’ (Big Issue) and ‘British cinema at its best’ (The Scotsman) and on the back of several prestigious film award from festivals around the world ‘London … Continue reading →