Stowaway – Review George Howarth April 24, 2021 Reviews It seems like everyone's going to space these days; the exploits of Branson and Musk attempting to blast us normal folk into the cosmos has brought a renewed interest in the thinking man's sci-fi film....
Scott Pilgrim vs the World, Edgar Wright’s Perfect Adaptation Rory Steabler August 10, 2020 Analysis, By The Book, Features Ten years ago, Scott Pilgrim vs the World bombed at the box office. Director Edgar Wright had made a name for himself with his first two features: Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, a pair of gag-heavy genre...
Scene Stealers: Linda Cardellini in A Simple Favor Rory Steabler February 1, 2019 Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers Peter Farrelly's Green Book may be a politically regressive movie directed by a onetime sex pest, but at least it also wastes three very talented actors. Viggo Mortensen has been a household name since his...
A Simple Favour – Review Phil W. Bayles September 21, 2018 Reviews Don’t be fooled by trailers - A Simple Favour is far more than a Gone Girl knock-off. Heavily marketed as coming from ‘the dark side of Paul Feig,’ in practice it feels like Feig has remade a François...
Pitch Perfect 3 – Review Joni Blyth December 19, 2017 Reviews Ah, the third album. A Hard Day’s Night. Colouring Book. OK Computer. Artists are lucky to make it this far in the cutthroat music industry, and film is no different. There are think-pieces to the end of...
Your Week In Film: Cleopatra Jones and Felicity Jones together at last! Stephen O'Nion December 1, 2017 News 1. Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones to pair up again Felicity Jones and Eddie Redmayne are ready to get the band back together. Variety reports that the two, who starred together in the super successful The...
Your Week In Film: Day-Lewis Retired, Directors Fired, Ron Howard Hired Stephen O'Nion June 23, 2017 News 1. LucasFilm votes RON, appoints Ron to helm Han Solo A long time ago in a galaxy not so different from ours, two men were hard at work on adapting a beloved pop-culture property. They had assembled a fine...
The Accountant – Review Bertie Archer November 7, 2016 Reviews It doesn't take a genius to know that The Accountant is not high-art cinema; instead director Gavin O'Connor has made a masterpiece of the modern action genre. Unmissable, enjoyable excellence from start to...
Trolls – LFF 2016 Review Tori Brazier October 11, 2016 Reviews Trolls. Is. So. Colourful. In theory, this sounded like its only virtue, seeming like a misjudged cash-grabbing exercise with a passé '90s toy. Happily, however, Trolls subverts expectations with an...
Mike And Dave Need Wedding Dates – Review Stephanie Watts August 13, 2016 Reviews "This shtick was cute for a while, but now it’s getting stale,” complains Mike (Adam DeVine) and Dave’s (Zac Efron) mum as she laments the brothers’ wild behaviour. It's hard not to agree. After a...
The Citizen Kane of Awful – Twilight Rachel Brook July 17, 2015 Features, Nostalgia, The Citizen Kane of Awful 1 Comment Now that a few years have passed since the Twilight phenomenon was at its peak, perhaps it’s possible to give the film adaptations a second chance, with the benefit of distanced objectivity. At least...
COMPETITION – Win The Voices on DVD! David Brake July 7, 2015 Competitions It's competition season over at One Room With A View! Up next, thanks to our great new friends at Noble PR, we've got three copies of The Voices to win ! Not heard of it? Shame on you. Check out the...
Pitch Perfect 2 – Review Bertie Archer May 18, 2015 Reviews Anna Kendrick and her singing sisters are back. This time competing against a superior German group in a series of increasingly impressive arrangements and routines. Routine is the operative word and "second...
The Movies And Me: Richard LaGravenese David Brake April 20, 2015 Features, Nostalgia, The Movies & Me The Movies and Me is back! We've got a real heavyweight to return with too. You've probably encountered Richard LaGravenese's work more than you may have realised. His pen has produced the likes of The...
The Last Five Years – Review David Brake April 18, 2015 Reviews Broadway and musicals are a perfect couple. However, problems arise when you decide to add another to the relationship: the medium of film. On stage, energy is easy to sustain - and that is likely where The...