Tomorrowland: A World Beyond – Review Phil W. Bayles May 17, 2015 Reviews 1 Comment Don’t be put off by the title inspired by a Disneyland ride – The Haunted Mansion this certainly isn't. Like the glittering, space-age utopia it takes its name from, Brad Bird’s sci-fi adventure is a...
Mad Max: Fury Road – Review Tom Bond May 14, 2015 Reviews There aren't enough expletives or adjectives to express quite how much you need to see Fury Road. Its brutal war-torn world, built on the liquid viscera of blood, milk and oil, is a dystopia; but the future...
The Water Diviner – Review Bertie Archer April 1, 2015 Reviews The Water Diviner is a poignant, beautiful and captivating film, showing the ongoing ravages on both sides after WW1’s Gallipoli campaign. The extraordinary courage needed from a man who lost everything...
Wild Tales – Review Cameron Ward March 31, 2015 Reviews “The undeniable pleasure of losing control.” Damián Szifron’s brief description of the underlying ethos behind Wild Tales’ irrefutable catharsis perfectly demonstrates the mellifluous nature of his...
The Look of Silence – Berlinale 2015 Review Nick Evan-Cook February 15, 2015 Reviews Every now and then a film comes along that is so powerful, bold and admirable in its aims and ambitions that you feel the world must sit up and take notice. Joshua Oppenheimer has done it once before with The...
Ex Machina – Review Danielle Davenport January 24, 2015 Reviews 4 Comments Alex Garland is in confident control from Ex Machina’s boldly brisk beginning to perfectly-pitched end. Carefully composed shots, swift cuts and succinct dialogue bestow the tumultuous pace and visual...
A Most Violent Year – Review Tom Bond January 14, 2015 Reviews A quickening tension squeezes every frame of A Most Violent Year, tautened by Alex Ebert’s needling score. Chandor directs with a vice-like grip and, with DoP Bradford Young, frames the broken silhouettes...
The Swimmers – Review Andrew Daley January 2, 2015 Reviews The Thai master of suspense returns, after smash hit Laddaland, with his latest horror that dredges the murky depths of thriller cinema. The Swimmers at its core is a teen love-triangle horror. Sukdapisit...