Movie review: Senna
(Wed 22/06)
Senna is a riveting documentary about Ayrton Senna, the Formula One driver, whose passion, raw talent and religious beliefs gave him iconic status in life and mythical status in death. Spectacular moments jostle alongsi
X-Men: First Class review
(Sat 04/06)
X-Men First Class is director Michael Vaughn’s version of the rebooted world of the Uncanny X-Men
Beautiful Boy film review
(Sat 28/05)
This is a compelling tale about the heartbreak of a mother and father who have to cope with a tragedy that's bigger than the both of them.
The Hangover Part 2 review
(Fri 27/05)
The Hangover Part II is actually a remake of The Hangover we just saw, and watching this so soon after the first is a bit like spending the evening with an ageing aunt who's suffering from dementia
Review: Passion Play
(Tue 10/05)
It's vague, it's silly, and it's really not very good at all.
Review: Something Borrowed
(Tue 10/05)
This film is mildly entertaining, extremely forgettable and unable to make up its mind if it's a buddy movie or a romantic comedy.
Fast Five review and release date
(Sat 30/04)
The high octane action in this film escalates from moment to moment and as long as you can suspend your disbelief when the characters develop super-powers and you don't mind a little sentimental dross, then this film is
Prom movie review
(Thu 28/04)
Does cinema need another clichéd prom movie with dreary stereotypes who aren't capable of cracking so much as one funny line?
Water for Elephants movie review
(Fri 22/04)
There's a little action at the beginning of this film, total chaos at the end, and the rest is just a few animal tricks, a load of idle gossip and a sociopath circus owner attacking his bi-lingual elephant when ticket s
POM Wonderful Presents the Greatest Movie Ever Sold review
(Thu 21/04)
Morgan Spurlock sets his sights on the murky world of product placement.
Rio review: Just for kids
(Wed 20/04)
The exotic feathered creatures in this 3D extravaganza are visually stunning, the scenery is magnificently depicted and the cast is littered with stars but somehow it becomes duller and duller by the minute, ending up as
Review: Born To Be Wild 3D IMAX
(Wed 13/04)
BORN TO BE WILD 3D IMAX is a mesmerising documentary about orphan elephants and orangutans who are given sanctuary and nurtured until they are ready to be returned to their natural habitat in the wild. Each minute is as
Review: Hanna
(Fri 08/04)
This big budget film plays like a B movie that is sometimes so farcical it feels like a spoof. It's overloaded with kung fu kick-outs, has a plot that doesn't add up and the entire experience is as uninspired as its
Review: Source Code
(Fri 08/04)
Source Code is a government experiment that can manipulate time and can place the mind of one of their pre-programmed agents inside the body of another person for the last eight minutes of their life.
Arthur review: The Russell Brand show
(Fri 08/04)
The original characters of Arthur are reduced to shadows of their former selves in this 2011 knock-off and there is so much dreary dialogue that it feels more like a play than the crazy romp it once was.
