CrimeFighters: Full Feature

Hello! CrimeFighters Directed by Miles Watts 2010 What the filmmakers have to say CrimeFighters is an action comedy from the makers of the cult web series ‘Zomblogalypse’. Set in the sleepy town of York, England, CrimeFighters tells the story of three bored friends swept into vigilantism to protect their small town from a wave of [...]

 
Out in theatres in the UK & US: 17/02/2012

Hello! Theatre Releases for the UK & US (where stated) 17/02/2012 Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance 12A – Directed by:Mark Neveldine & Brian Taylor  Starring: Nicolas Cage, Ciarán Hinds, Idris Elba, and Violante Placido Released in UK & US This Means War R – Directed by: McG Starring: Reese Witherspoon, Chris Pine, Tom Hardy, and Til Schweiger Released in US Extremely Loud and Incredible Close 12A – [...]

 
Girl Model: Review

Hello! Opening in UK theatre’s on the 10th of February 2012 is the documentary film Girl Model, from film company Dogwoof, and directed by filmmakers David Redmon and Ashley Sabin. The film is a rather bleak look at the modeling trade between Siberia and Tokyo, told from the perspective of two parties. The main focus [...]

 
The Descendants: Review

Hello! So Alexander Payne returns to the directors chair for the first time in 7 years with The Descendants, based on the novel by Kaui Hart Hemmings. Yes it’s been 7 years since Sideways wowed critics and made almost 10 times it’s budget at the theatre. I however at first was not a fan of [...]

 
Red Light Revolution: Review

Hello! Red Light Revolution is a Chinese sex comedy, no you read that right, a Chinese sex comedy. The hyper conservative, internet restricting, Tibet hoarding fellows are hiding the fact that they make 70% of the worlds sex toys. Red Light Revolution comes to UK theatres on the 20th of January 2012 from Terracotta Distribution. The film [...]

 
50/50: Review

Hello! 50/50 is one of those rarest of rare films that refuses to be drawn into a specific genre. Billed as a comedy about a young mans battle against cancer, the film choose to not follow the usual routes taken by this type of film, where the first act is usually comedy, the second a [...]

 
Victims: Review

Hello! Victims is a super small budget film from UK director, David Bryant and has been greatly received on the festival circuit this year. I’ve never made a film before, but I’ve been lucky enough to be involved in independent filmmakers projects in and around my home town. One thing that always strikes me about truly independent filmmakers is [...]

 
Drive: Review

Hello! Drive is one of those rare films that had me genuinely counting down the days until I could go and see it. You see, I’ve been a huge Ryan Gosling fan since I saw The Believer ten years ago and have followed his career and championed him to all that will listen since then. [...]

 
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy: Review

Hello! Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy has been one of the most fiercely anticipated films of the year so far, sporting a cast consisting of the best British actors of their generations, from Tom Hardy to John Hurt. The film is directed by Tomas Alfredson who in 2008 brought us the simply magnificent Let the Right [...]

 
Pearl Jam Twenty: Review

Hello! It can often be a strange and difficult task to review a documentary, you cant really discuss the plot, because there isn’t one, you can’t really use facts and tidbits of information because then you are going to ruin the experience of finding out these from the watching of the documentary that you’re recommending people watch. However [...]

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