Film Review: The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1969)
byFor those of my generation who grew up with a new Harry Potter film coming out every other year, it’s hard to see Maggie…
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Film Review: The Ladykillers (1955)
byWhat’s not to love about an Ealing comedy? There’s great actors, clever storylines and just a little farce thrown in for good measure. The…
Film Review: Bastille Day (2016)
byFor this review, let’s put aside the questionable taste in releasing a film – something meant to be a piece of action popcorn entertainment…
Film Review: The Man Who Knew Infinity (2015)
byMaths may not be the most thrilling of subjects to everyone, but most people appreciate a good underdog story. The Man Who Knew Infinity…
Film Review: Bad Neighbours 2 (2016)
byIf you are prepared to keep your expectations relatively low, then Bad Neighbours 2 is not a bad night out at the movies. Directed by…
Film Review: Florence Foster Jenkins (2016)
byTalking about his famous character from The Office, Ricky Gervais explains, “I suppose the reason we are laughing at David Brent is because of his blind spot….
Film Review: Mia Madre (2015)
byHaving one of your parents die is one of the things in life that can’t be properly prepared for. Like being in love for…
Film Review: Captain America: Civil War (2016)
byCaptain America: Civil War isn’t much of a Captain America movie, more an Avengers ensemble. The civil war part of the title too, is…
Film Review: A Month of Sundays (2015)
byA Month of Sundays is a film about family, the aging process and moving on. It is a warm and funny film, but with…
Film Review: An (2015)
byThere’s a popular treat in Japan called a dorayaki; it’s essentially two pancakes stacked on top of one another and filled with a sweet…