Film Review: Any Day Now (2012)
Written by Dan Santos Originally published 6 April 2014 In Any Day Now the fight for equal rights for gay couples is given the…
Film Review: The Raid 2 (2014)
Written by Dan Santos Originally published 27 March 2014 Films with excessive levels of violence are rarely as thrilling and engaging as The Raid…
Film Review: In A World (2013)
Written by Dan Santos Originally published 9 March 2014 Have you ever wondered about the people behind the recognizable, but faceless, voices in advertisements…
Review: Gore Vidal: The United States of Amnesia (2013)
Written by Dan Santos Originally published 4 March 2014 “Style is knowing who you are, what you want to sat, and not giving a…
Film Review: All is Lost (2013)
Written by Dan Santos Originally published 3 March 2014 Films which are entirely about a guy on a boat lost at sea don’t initially…
Film Review: Non-Stop (2014)
Written by Dan Santos Originally published 28 February 2014 The events of September 11, 2001 sparked a sweeping overhaul in security, especially on airplanes,…
Film Review: Lone Survivor (2013)
Written by Dan Santos Originally published 27 January 2014 There have been many films about soldiers and war, but few quite as brutally visceral…
Film Review: The Wind Rises (2013)
Written by Dan Santos Originally published 19 January 2014 The Wind Rises, written and directed by renowned Japanese animated film director Hazao Miyazaki, will…
Film Review: The Railway Man (2013)
The trauma of war often lingers long after the final shots have been fired and the final battle has been won. The Railway Man, directed Jonathan Teplitzky and with a screenplay written by Frank Cottrell Boyce and Andy Paterson.
Film Review: The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013)
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty has its share of rousing moments, but it never becomes the sweeping inspirational gesture that it wants to be.