Month: May 2016

  Seldom will you experience delight as in the sheer exuberance of Johnny English Reborn. The sequel to Johnny English (2003), sees director Oliver Parker

  Making a successful feature length cartoon is a hard nut to crack. For every animated hit, a dozen sink without trace, relegated to being

Completing the BFI’s collection of ghost story adaptations which over the years became a staple of the BBC’s Christmas programming, come two chillers from M.

  Yves Saint Laurent, the bio-pic about the French fashion designer by director Jalil Lespert, and starring Pierre Niney, Guillaume Gallienne and Charlotte Le Bon,

  We all, if honest, envy to some degree the lifestyles of Hollywood’s rich and famous. For most however, lusting after their wealth ends with

Writer and critic David McGillivray has never been one to shy from controversy. So it should hardly have come as a surprise when, at a

Why do we still go to the cinema. In an era when we are increasingly bombarded with more of the ‘same old thing’, it is