30th April 2019
Review: Dragged Across Concrete
The dramatic return of Mel Gibson since 2011’s The Beaver has offered up some of his greatest work; meanwhile, Vince Vaughn’s sudden…
Author: Ewan Gleadow
30th April 2019
Review: Guava Island
If you’ve ever seen or heard of Childish Gambino (aka Donald Glover) and his music, you’ve already seen a good…
30th April 2019
Review: Three Colours: Red – 25th Anniversary
The final piece of the puzzle, Three Colours: Red is the round-off of a tumultuous and incredulous series that has introduced me to…
29th April 2019
Review: His ‘n’ Hers 25th Anniversary
It’s no secret to my friends, family and colleagues that my personal favourite band is Pulp and my favourite style…
29th April 2019
Review: Three Colours: White – 25th Anniversary
After the inspired events of Three Colours: Blue, it could only go downhill for the second and third instalments of the Three Colours…
26th April 2019
Review: Taken 3 (5th Anniversary)
It’s always a terrifying sight to behold when a mediocre movie receives a sequel. Taken 2 looks like the Citizen Kane of action movies…
25th April 2019
Review: Mary and Max 10th Anniversary
Friendship is a valuable thing, apparently, and I feel that’s the driving message of Mary and Max, a beautifully animated film…
25th April 2019
Review: Sicario: Day of the Soldado
The ongoing trend of modern action movies is to focus more on the drama than the violent acts of blowing…
17th April 2019
Review: Wild Rose
The star-studded dream of hitting it big in the music industry is, by all means, a dream many people have.…
12th April 2019
Review: This is Spinal Tap – thirty fifth anniversary
A classic 80s movie, once more brought to us by the prolific and ever talented Rob Reiner, This is Spinal Tap evaded me…