12th April 2019
Review: Whatever Works – tenth anniversary
The strengths of Woody Allen’s direction often coincide with his prolific leading man material. So to see him stay hidden away behind…
Author: Ewan Gleadow
12th April 2019
Review: Three Colours – Blue
How do I even begin to talk about Three Colours: Blue? From the intense, intrinsic mind of Polish director, Krzysztof Kieslowski,…
11th April 2019
Review: The Mule
At the age of 88, Clint Eastwood is showing no signs of slowing down. Whether that’s a testament to the…
11th April 2019
Review: The Gambler – fifth anniversary
Maybe, just maybe, I should stop basing my viewings on who appears on the soundtrack. The only reason I had…
10th April 2019
Review: The Spy Who Dumped Me
I’ve not been to Hell before, but I can only imagine The Spy Who Dumped Me and the viewing experience I had…
10th April 2019
Review: Unicorn Store
If you ever wanted to feel you were suffocating in angsty teen subliminal messaging and glitter then I suppose Unicorn Store is…
10th April 2019
Review: Swimming with Men
Rob Brydon (The Trip, Gavin and Stacey) is a hard-working actor and I’ve personally got a great deal of respect for his…
10th April 2019
Review: 13 Going On 30 – fifteenth anniversary
Can you believe it has been a whole fifteen years since 13 Going On 30 released? I can, especially since I’d not…
10th April 2019
Review: Love, Rosie – fifth anniversary
Soppy romantic movies really aren’t my scene. Seeing people happy or unhappy over a consistent period of time with the…
4th April 2019
Review: The Highwaymen
What could be more interesting than watching Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson running about for two hours, hunting down Bonnie…