Controversial cult film director Quentin Tarantino returns to big screen with a ‘Southern’ pitching of the long-running Django, as a freed slave looking to find his wife. More…
Written and directed by Dan Mazer, this is one of the latest comedies to show marriages in crisis, offering a frightening and bleak look at what can become of couples. More…
Robert Zemeckis returns to live-action cinema with this drama about an alcoholic pilot who may face prison despite an audacious crash-landing that saved countless lives. More…
Tom Hooper’s emotionally-draining and exhausting Les Miserables is full of terrific singing by its cast, but ends up being too much and too little all at the same time. More…
Eight years after the Indian Ocean tsunami, J.A. Bayona’s real-life disaster film explores the suffering that comes with survival but it’s far too culturally selfish. More…
Based on the best-selling novel by Yann Martel, Life Of Pi is a story of faith, survival and being a boy in a boat, stranded in the ocean with only a tiger for company. More…
There’s lots of action in Marvel Avengers Assemble and Whedon keeps the pace sustained with splashings of humour and slapstick comedy in places you wouldn’t expect. More…
Directed by Kenneth Branagh and starring Chris Hemsworth as the God of Thunder, Thor proves the hammer is definitely much mightier than the sword. More…
Peter Jackson takes us back to Middle-Earth with J. R. R. Tolkien’s first tale which sees Bilbo Baggins setting off on an adventure with a band of dwarves and Gandalf the Grey. More…
Based on the book by Mickey Rapkin, Pitch Perfect introduces us to the a capella singing group The Bellas who want to win the regional finals, after failing the year before. More…
David Ayer’s End Of Watch is a blistering look at a pair of LAPD cops played by Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña and the bravery it takes to fight drug dealing cartels. More…
Mads Mikkelsen stars in Thomas Vinterberg’s powerful Danish drama The Hunt, a tense tale of a teacher accused of a crime against a child that he did not commit. More…
Director Ben Wheatley follows Kill List with a pitch black British serial killer comedy that lets loose psychotic lovers on a caravan driven killing spree through Yorkshire. More…
Philip Seymour Hoffman and Joaquin Phoenix fight out an acting duel in Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film – a challening and absorbing tour de force of images and under-the-skin dialogues. More…
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