The Holdovers – Review
A curmudgeonly teacher with hints of tragic past; a spoiled little rich kid who is left behind by his new stepfather; a grieving mother who cannot comprehend life without her son. These are cinematic...
Category Archives: Paul Giamatti
San Andreas
Disaster Movies as a genre never seem to fully go out of favour and each year we get one or two new ones to add to the mix. In recent years we have mainly been supplied with alien invasion scenarios ...
What To Look Forward To In 2014: Part 1
2014 is set to be a memorable year for cinema releases with some major titles making an appearance. In part one of of our coverage, David lists his ten films to look forward to.
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 trailer
Released to the world is the first trailer for the forthcoming superhero movie The Amazing Spider-Man 2. The film picks up immediately after the events of the 2012 film with Peter Parker (Andrew Garf...
12 years a slave
With a more serious take of the slave trade in Pre civil war United states than was offered by Django Unchained we are presented with the first trailer for the forthcoming film 12 years a slave. Bas...
Parkland trailer
The first trailer for the film Parkland is online. The film recounts the events at the Parkland hospital in Dallas on the twenty-second of November 1963, the day the American president John F Kennedy...
Cosmopolis
From the page to the screen can be a very difficult and trying transition. A novel can be a complex beast with a number of them deemed un-filmable. It takes a skilled hand to strip down a novel to i...
The Ides of March
American cinema has a long tradition of political dramas. The genre has touched on political intrigue, conspiracy theories and tales of power struggles from the White House and Capitol Hill. A long l...