With Black Swan Darren Aronofsky has definitely become one of the hottest and interesting directors in Hollywood. Since his first feature film P in 1998, a delirious journey into a mad mathematician’s mind, the talented director has brought on the […]
Before it was the Duke, now it is the Dude! An amazing Jeff Bridges fills the shoes of the character who gave John Wayne his only Oscar, and of all the remakes that we happen to see nowadays, True Grit […]
Presented at the last London Film Festival, 127 Hours is Danny Boyle’s last effort and so far more introspective work. Based on the true story of Aron Ralston, the movie is about this mountain-climber adrenaline-junkie who during a usual outdoor […]
Probably there were too many expectations, mostly due to the hammering marketing campaign, but Gulliver’s Travels is not what a lot of people might think. Essentially it’s a family/kids movie, with a very linear and predictable plot, no unexpected twists, […]
You have Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie. You don’t need anything else. This is probably what the producers of this terrible film said to the german director who won an oscar with The Lives of Others in 2006, thinking that […]
It’s not easy to write a review of A Serbian Film. Dropped from the London Frightfest because the Westminster Council did not allow an uncut version, shown at the Raindance festival in a private invitation-only screening, this film has been […]
For the fans of the Stieg Larsson’s trilogy on paper, this third chapter on film will be as boring and shallow as the first two, and for most of the time they will keep noticing the differences and the missing […]
The Video Nasties are finally back. After the Video Recordings Act was made law in 1984, one of the most controversial and difficult periods for independent video distibution companies began. At the beginning of the 80s, VHS and rental stores […]
Where was Slash?Duff?Izzy?Steven? Or at least Gilby? or Matt? There was no Guns ‘N’ Roses at the O2 Arena, only Axl and his signature screams and squealing. The guys behind him were just an okay cover band ripping apart melodies […]
It was July 1985 when Back to the Future was released in the USA, and since then Marty McFly, Emmett “Doc” Brown, George McFly, Lorrain Baines and Biff Tannen have entertained millions of people, generation after generation, and have become immortal movie […]
