Review: About Time
After an idealistic upbringing in Cornwall, Tim (Domhnall Gleeson) is informed by his Father (Bill Nighy) that all the men in their family can travel backwards in time. After initially….
Category: Film & TV
Review: Blackout
Blackout is a “what-if” feature length drama-documentary that explores the effects of a cyber-attack on Britain’s national power grid. Using a mixture of “amateur footage” and archive footage that has….
Are you suffering withdrawal symptoms from Marvel’s film universe?
Then fear not, Marvel: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D premiers in the UK on 27th September at 8pm on Channel 4. The TV series is a continuation of the film universe that….
Sandra Bullock and George Clooney are lost in space in new Gravity Trailer.
A new trailer for Alfonso Cuaron’s Gravity has been released. Sandra Bullock and George Clooney star as astronauts who become separated from their spacecraft and stranded in space in the….
Review: Breaking Bad – Season 5, Episode 11
It’s got to that stage where I’m finding myself trying to not like Breaking Bad just so I can break out a different set of adjectives. I feel a bit….
Trailer for Robocop Remake Finally Unveiled
The make or break moment has finally happened. Will audiences react well to a remake of this classic 80’s sci-fi franchise? Well, from we can tell add Samuel L. Jackson….
Dakota Johnson and Charlie Hunnam cast in 50 Shades of Grey.
After months of speculation, Dakota Johnson and Charlie Hunnam have been confirmed as the leads in the 50 Shades of Grey film. E L James, author of the controversial erotic….
Ben Affleck is Hollywood’s new Caped Crusader
This is it people, the casting announcement of the year, cue the jokes about Daredevil and Matt Damon as Robin. Yes, Warner Bros and director Zack Snyder have just officially….
Review: Breaking Bad – Season 5, Episode 11
“It’s all straightened out now … it’s cool.” So says the increasingly disturbing Todd Alquist: well I hate to disagree but things seem very un-straight to me. After opening the….
Review: The Way, Way Back
A sweet summer film that explores teenage awkwardness, finding your way and the importance of family. Duncan, played by Liam James is a lonely 14 year old boy, with a….