Views from Filmland ….
According to Julianne Moore, her husband’s first reaction after seeing her film Still Alice (2014), was emotional. He told her that she was bound
Ghosts come in all shapes and sizes, and are well documented as appearing in animal as well as the more common human form. But seldom
They say a good horror film is one that leaves you smiling: a belief enforced by Cockneys Vs Zombies, the Brit comedy frightfest from director
Twice Around the Daffodils (1962) is a classic example of what British cinema became best-known for during the 1960’s (outside of kitchen-sink-dramas and gothic horror)
Sho (Ryunosuke Kamiki) is sick and has been sent by his parents to stay with his aunt Sadako (Keiko Ohtake) in her large house, on
Don’t let the fact that David Beckham is listed in the credits of director Guy Ritchie’s action comedy put you off. Old ‘Golden Balls” himself
It takes a film of depth, dealing with issues which effect us all, to stand out from a field saturated, as today’s cinema is, by
Ealing Studios had a way of always surprising you. Though their name may be most readily associated with comedy they were equally prolific in other
The Echo (2008) is one of those films which sounds good on paper, but unfortunately fails to deliver on its promises. Promoted as a tense
The Incredible Burt Wonderstone (2013), the latest comedy from New Line Cinema directed by Emmy Award winner Don Scardino and starring Steve Carell, Steve Buscemi,
The Smurfs 2 sees those little blue gnomes back and proving more mischievous than ever in the sequel to the hit cartoon / live action family
In recent years Hollywood has come to believe that in order to satisfy the paying public it must give them more bang for their buck.
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