CLOSED: Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones Giveaway
Courtesy of Paramount Pictures, Film Blerg is giving away 5 double passes see the latest instalment in the Paranormal series in PARANORMAL ACTIVITY: THE MARKED ONES, in cinemas…
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CLOSED: Jack Ryan Shadow Recruit Giveaway
Courtesy of Paramount Pictures, Film Blerg is giving away 5 double passes see Chris Pine in JACK RYAN: SHADOW RECRUIT, in cinemas from January 16. Film Synopsis: The…
Film Review: Walking With Dinosaurs: The Movie (2013)
Fans of the BBC television series Walking With Dinosaurs will enjoy seeing their favourite prehistoric creatures come to life on the big screen. It’s unlikely, however, that the cinematic manifestation of the documentary will meet their expectations.
Film Review: August: Osage County (2013)
August: Osage County features great opportunities for actors, and thankfully a cavalcade of brilliant actors breathes life into these intricate and multi-layered characters. There really isn’t a weak link in the cast, but Streep, Roberts and Cooper deserve to be singled out. Not far behind them are Martindale, Nicholson and Cumberbatch.
TV Recap: Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, 2×13
The final of Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries has come and gone so quickly. I have been busting my chops to see the Christmas Special and what a…
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: Short Term 12 (2013)
Written and Directed by relative newcomer Destin Cretton (as well as adapted from his short film of the same title), Short Term 12 is an incredible film, not only one of the best of the year, but the best independent drama to come out of America in a long, long time.
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.
Film Review: Philomena (2013)
Broad English humour? Check. Mismatched duo forced together by circumstance? Check. A heartbreaking and deeply moving story that will bring most of its viewers to tears? Check. A nearly 80 year old woman cussing? Check.
Film review: Frozen (2013)
Disney has never been one to limit its ambitions, and there’s no better evidence of this than Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee’s Frozen – the studio’s latest fairytale feature. The film’s storyline does not shy away from the fantastical.