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 [...]
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 [...]
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. [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Hello! Hesher is a 2010 American comedy drama that received rave reviews at 2010′s Sundance Film Festival, but since then the film, or more to the point the studio that holds the rights to the film, has struggled to know what to do with it. This, on one hand, is strange when you consider the cast, which [...]
Hello! One of my surprise films of last year was Will Gluck’s John Hughes inspired Easy A, which featured one of the comedy performances of the year from the increasingly impressive Emma Stone. The film was a throwback to an era where high school films featured actors who acted like and,shock horror, looked like high [...]
Kevin Smith’s much anticipated Red State hits theaters on both sides of the Atlantic this month, is it worth catching? We think it is.
Hello! Ealing Studios’ 1951 award winning classic is returning to the big screen on 22nd of July ahead of its August 1st debut on Blu-ray. The film is one of the most acclaimed of Ealing Studios’ films and was an early indication of Alec Guinness’ talents as a great character actor. The film was written by T.E.B. Clarke and directed [...]
Hello! So I’ve been meaning to catch up with Love & Other Drugs for a while because the storyline kind of caught my eye. Add to that the fact that I find Anne Hathaway to be an interesting actress and I’ve been a big fan of other Edward Zwick movies. I was one of those [...]
