Best in Show (2000) [Review]
From the creative mind of Christopher Guest, the man that brought you Spinal Tap, came this mockumentary about 5 entries into a national dog show. It is exactly as you would expect, if […]
Monthly Archives: April 2016
Ride Along (2014) [Review]
This is one of those movies that you don’t quite know why you watch it, why you put yourself through it, or even why you find yourself laughing at it in […]
Inside Llewyn Davis (2013) [Review]
Inside Llewyn Davis is the Coen Brothers, and Oscar Isaac at their finest. This is a truly endearing, sophisticated and funny film that warms you despite its cold, harsh landscapes. […]
That Sugar Film (2015) [Review]
Australian debut documentarian Damon Gameau decides to do his own version of Super-Size Me, but with Sugar. One of the latest in a long chain of food based documentaries, intended to educate […]
Talk to Her (2002) [Review]
This is my first time watching any of critically acclaimed director Pedro Almodovar’s work, much to the annoyance of my friends. With most of his DVDs sat in my unwatched […]
Slow West (2015) [Review]
Slow West has brought together two of my favourite people; Michael Fassbender and Robbie Ryan. I could watch cinematographer Ryan’s work for hours (Catch Me Daddy, Fish Tank, Wuthering Heights), […]
TV Review: Trapped (Season 1)
There’s a first time for everything, and here goes my first attempt at reviewing a TV series for the guys over at Jumpcut. What better place to start than the […]
Racing Extinction (2015) [Review]
You don’t need to see Louis Psihoyos documentary The Cove to understand the angle at which he comes from, but it would help set the scene for this film about Man […]
Human Capital (2015) [Review]
Human Capital is an Italian film told via 3 intertwining stories across 4 chapters, and is another fine example of how to execute the inter-connected storyline task similar to that of Amores Perros or […]
Best of Netflix UK – March
As part of the recurring monthly feature, here’s where I look back at what decent movies were added to Netflix UK in March. I Love You Phillip Morris (2010) Jim Carrey […]
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