Film Review: Juliet, Naked (2018)
byWritten by Amy Taylor Originally published 3 September 2018 Nick Hornby’s novels seem to be written for film adaptation. While the novels themselves are…
John Cusack
Film Review: Maps to the Stars (2014)
byWritten by Dan Santos Originally published 20 November 2014 In Maps to the Stars, director David Cronenberg throws a satirical spotlight on Hollywood, highlighting…
Film Review: Adult World (2013)
byWritten by Chloe Sesta Jacobs Originally published 3 April 2014 When we meet the ‘eccentric’ wannabe poet Amy (Emma Roberts), she is sticking her…
Film Review: Her (2013)
bySet in the not-so-distant future, Her takes place in a world where technology has come so far that operating systems have been programmed intuitively and provide services resembling human interactions and relationships.
Film Review: The Paperboy (2012)
byWritten by James Madden Originally published 3 March 2013 Swamps, sweat, humidity and crime are the focus of Lee Daniels’ third directorial effort, which takes…
Wednesdays With Woody: Bullets Over Broadway (1994)
byWritten by Chris Smith Originally published 15 August 2012 “With an intellect that big, you tend to create your own moral universe”.
Wednesdays With Woody: Shadows and Fog (1991)
byWritten by Chris Smith Originally published 25 July 2012 In much the same way he tackled a completely genre different to his typical comedic…
Valentines Film Review: Say Anything… (1989)
byWritten by Chris Smith Originally published 13 February 2012 Say Anything…, the directorial debut of Cameron Crowe, is the ultimate affirmation for unrequited love.
Recently and lazily viewed
byWritten by James Madden Originally published 24 March 2010 Okay, so there’s a lot that I’ve seen of late, and like the lazy person…