Macrobert Arts Centre recently showcased an incredible and special film called The Man Who Knew Infinity, reports Caroline Malcolm.…
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For those of us who loved the BBC series, Dad’s Army, which ran from 1968 to 1977, we were in two minds about the new 2016 film which sought to…
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By Jamie Harris Released riding a wave of awards buzz, expectations were high for The Big Short. Did this comedy about the economic crash meet those expectations? Sort of… The real…
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Bridge of Spies is the new Spielberg film and just like the rest of his work, it was a cinematic sensation. It was dark and ghastly but in all the right…
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Suffragette, set in London during 1912, is the intimate story of a group of women’s involvement in the female suffrage movement. The story centres around Maud Watts, (Carey Mulligan), who lives and…
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This October, the new edition in the Bond series, Spectre hit our UK screens, and it was well worth the wait. The public was curious about this new film as its predecessor,…
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From the offset, despite the voiceover coming from Emily Browning, ‘Legend’ is clearly Tom Hardy’s film and he certainly lives up to the hype even if the film itself isn’t without its…
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As the ongoing trend to reboot dormant franchises continues in earnest, Jurassic World is released 22 years after the timeless classic that is Jurassic Park. Glossing over the prior two sequels, what…
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Although initially apprehensive of going to see Mad Max, having been underwhelmed by the frankly bizarre trailer that blared out of every television and cinema screen for the past couple of months,…
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In the past comedy sequels have often struggled to match the quality of their predecessors, with franchises such as American Pie and The Inbetweeners struggling to maintain early greatness. Pitch Perfect 2…
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