Scientist Dr Who takes his niece Louise, granddaughter Susan and uninvited guest PC Tom Campbell to London in the year 2150 (AD), only to find that the dreaded Daleks have attacked the Earth and are forcing the remaining humans to serve them in their dastardly schemes. Joining forces…
For those who aren’t familiar with the films of director/hipster Harmony Korine, Spring Breakers will look just like another Project X, one of those coming-of-age, ‘finding yourself’ teen movies that seem to come around every summer, similar to a Playboy shoot by the sea perhaps, or an Instagrammed version…
Tom Cruise returns this week in sci-fi, post-apocalyptic thriller Oblivion. To celebrate, our writers pick their favourite films from his lengthy and varied career. Top Gun (Scott, 1986) “Great balls of fire! I feel the need, the need for speed. In case some of you are wondering, Top Gun sits up there…
In 1984 Joel and Ethan Coen debuted with their neo-noir, tour-de-force, Blood Simple. Three decades and many accolades later the brothers have secured their position as notable and influential filmmakers. Despite expanding on similar themes in the likes of Fargo and No Country for Old Men, Blood Simple feels…
Danny Boyle’s Trance is certainly a hypnotic 101 minute therapy session that leaves you feeling like you’ve received the treatment you paid for, but sadly, it is not the transcendent masterpiece that many may have been hoping for. Providing a synopsis here would simply be an unnecessary regurgitation of…
Trailer Watch returns this week with all-new footage from Baz Luhrmann’s adaptation of The Great Gatsby, Only God Forgives, The Iceman, and the upcoming re-imagining of Stephen King’s Carrie. The Great Gatsby Moulin Rouge! director, Baz Luhrmann, returns in typical extravagant form with his take on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s seminal 20th century…
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