Posted by Amy on March 31, 2012 in Feature
7×7 Link Award
I’ve been lucky enough to be given the 7×7 award by Max from Impassioned Cinema and Andina from Inspired Ground!
Coriolanus Review
I saw the highly anticipated Coriolanus at the wonderful Old Market Hall in Shrewsbury. Does this Shakespearian tragedy prove that Ralph Fiennes can shake his iconic association with The Dark Lord?
The Hunger Games Review
The Hunger Games is finally here. After announcing it as one of my most anticipated films of 2012, I’ve been really looking forward to its release. Is it as good as I hoped it would be?
Posted by Rob on March 26, 2012 in Podcast
Movie Talking: 21 Jump Street and Biographical Films
The latest edition of our podcast is out and now easier than ever to listen. You can stream Movie Talking through your web browser, download directly to your computer, subscribe through a RSS feed or even subscribe and download it through iTunes.
Posted by Amy on March 25, 2012 in Horror, Mockumentary
The Devil Inside Review
The trailers for The Devil Inside promised a scary mockumentary about demonic possession that the Catholic Church didn’t want you to see. A massive let down for fans of found footage and horror alike; it lacks atmosphere, adrenaline and suspense.
21 Jump Street Review
I have openly written off Channing Tatum as a terrible actor. Even though I’m not fond of admitting I’m wrong, I openly admit to being sorely mistaken as 21 Jump Street proves Tatum has an incredible comedic presence.
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel Review
Even though the trailer for The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel looks cheesy and for a very specific audience, it’s actually very enjoyable. Dev Patel’s character also offers some well spoken advice: “everything will be all right in the end. If it’s not all right, then it’s not yet the end”
Forces Speciales (Special Forces) Review
Normally I’m all too quick to write off a film about war off as a boys film that I wouldn’t enjoy at all. I was pleasantly surprised with Forces Speciales (Special Forces). Sent in brutal but stunning Afghanistan; Special Forces is much more than the average war film.
Le Repos du Guerrier (Love on a Pillow) Review
As I’m slowly working my way through the 1001 Movies To See Before You Die I’ve been discovering not only classic films, but some of the most renowned actors and actresses of all time. Despite this, I still hadn’t seen a Brigette Bardot film. Le Repos du Guerrier (Love on A Pillow) is my first Bardot; she was every bit as lovely as I had expected.
John Carter (3D) Review
Like most family films at the moment, John Carter has been released in 3D and 2D. Unfortunately the new Disney release gains nothing from the extra dimension, proving it’s been a gimmick all along
The Kids Are All Right Review
The Kids Are All Right walked away with numerous accolades when it came out in 2010 and won a soft spot in the hearts of many. Is it really that special? It’s actually really rather remarkable
Posted by Amy on March 11, 2012 in Comedy
Project X Review
Move over Jack and Jill; we have a new contender for worst film of 2012 in Project X. It may even deserve the title of worst film ever
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