Film Review: Satellite Boy (2012)
byWritten by Chris Smith Originally published 19 June 2013 “This country is a powerful thing… If you want to grow up, you better take…
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Film Review: Monsters University (2013)
byAs the first prequel in the Disney/Pixar production line, Monsters University goes back to the college days (quelle surprise!) of monsters Mike Wazowski (voiced by Billy Crystal) and James P. Sullivan/Sulley (John Goodman).
Film Review: Despicable Me 2 (2013)
byWhile kids will find joy in everything about Despicable Me 2 – from the fart jokes to the cartoonish yet ingenious inventions – adults shouldn’t be afraid to join the ride.
Film Review: Cockneys vs Zombies (2012)
byZombie movies are all the rage right now and seem on a path to knock vampires off the top of the preferred mystical creature to use in a film ranks, but there is a huge divide between good Zombie movies and bad Zombie movies.
Film Review: After Earth (2013)
byAfter Earth is a little slow moving at times and the drama is derivative but it’s a solid sci-fi film with solid action and some really sweet moments between father and son.
Film Review: You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet (2012)
byIntelligent, warm, touching and above all original, You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet is one of the richest experiences you could ever possibly hope to have in a movie theatre. Do not miss it.
Film Review: Mud (2012)
byWritten by Kendal Coombs Originally published 11 June 2013 Neckbone (Jacob Lofland) and Ellis (Tye Sheridan) are best mates living on the banks of…
Film Review: I, Anna (2012)
byIn terms of performances, Charlotte Rampling, one of the great and underappreciated actresses over her generation, gives a brave and nuanced performance as the titular character, salvaging a good deal of the film.
Film Review: Farewell, My Queen (2012)
byA beautifully staged period film, Farewell, My Queen fictionalises the final days of the French monarchy. The opulence and superfluous ceremony that is usually characterised in films about Louis the XVI and his infamous bride Marie Antoinette
Film Review: The Internship (2013)
byThe film is everything you would expect – nothing more and nothing less. Wedding Crashers stars Vaughn and Wilson play the only characters they know how to play, and there’s even a cameo from the ubiquitous Will Ferrell.