Passionate. No bullshit. Just mad about film.
Superman is so deeply embedded in popular culture that the possibility of reconfiguring its mythology is like rewriting the New Testament which would no…
Belgium’s official entry to the Best Foreign Film category in Oscars early next year is pitched somewhere between James Mangold’s Walk The Line and…
Ingmar Bergman’s Persona is not an easy film to digest. If literature has meta-fiction, then this plays on the form of meta-cinema, blurring the…
Superman is so deeply embedded in popular culture that the possibility of reconfiguring its mythology is like rewriting the New Testament which would no…
Belgium’s official entry to the Best Foreign Film category in Oscars early next year is pitched somewhere between James Mangold’s Walk The Line and…
And so here it is. Teasers after chapters after stills after posters – the gloriously explicit full trailer for Lars von Trier’s censorship-annihilating sex…
Ingmar Bergman’s Persona is not an easy film to digest. If literature has meta-fiction, then this plays on the form of meta-cinema, blurring the…
Anyone alive during the 1970′s would remember the name of John Milius, perhaps the most infamous renegade of New Hollywood movie brats of which…
This Cormac McCarthy-penned drug-cartel noir The Counsellor may be, to use a wanky word, the most oxymoronic film experience you’ll ever have in 2013….
Just in case you’re not aware of it – Hollywood is about to get Biblical on our asses this 2014. First on the assembly…
Now that Twilight has now officially vacated the YA building, the young-adult fantasy genre featuring hot, erotically-challenged young things involving themselves in mortally shit…
I’ve seen Alexander Payne’s Nebraska twice already (my review here). First in Cannes, and second during the London Film Festival a month ago. It’s…
Since when was the last time mainstream filmmaking became legitimately convincing, awe-inspiring and goddamn beautiful as this? All your Avatars, Dark Knights and Avengers…
Set to hopefully warm up the freezing balls of Berlin early next year, Wes Anderson’s latest coterie of quirks, shenanigans and unparalleled cinematographic symmetry…
Yes. Jim Jarmusch’s new one is a vampire comedy. Fresh from Cannes and London film festivals, the marketing team for Only Lovers Left Alive…
In the pantheon of horror movies, Alfred Hitchcock’s Pyscho might be sitting pretty on the top of any film critic’s list, but it’s this Mephistophelian…
Whenever I go through my bad days, I often remind myself that I’ve won as much Oscars as Leonardo DiCaprio. Which is zilch. But…
There’s a brief moment halfway through Thor: The Dark World‘s overwrought climax set around London’s tourist spots where the Asgardian thunder god himself, in…
The film with the most walkouts I’ve seen in Cannes Film Festival this year (counted at about eight, including the fiftysomething woman beside me…
