REVIEW: Roger Ebert in ‘Life Itself’

“I know it is coming, and I do not fear it, because I believe there is nothing on the other side of death to fear. I hope to be spared as much...

Review: The Two Faces Of January

The Two Faces of January is an American thriller, written and directed...

After the overwhelming box office and critical accomplishments happening over at Disney...

If you follow media news, you may remember the build-up to the...

As Blue Jasmine arrives on DVD and Blu-Ray, we take a look...

Review: Cuban Fury Preview and Q&A with Nick Frost
By Holly Honeyford on Tue 4 Feb, 2014
A week ago today there was a special preview screening of Cuban Fury. Nick Frost and Empire’s Chris Hewitt took to the stage to introduce...
Classic of the Month #2: Billy Wilder’s The Apartment
By Jack Gattanella on Tue 31 Dec, 2013
(Note: You may notice we have TWO Classics of the Month – this is in part to make-up for a lack of one for November,...
Classic of the Month #1: Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)
By Jack Gattanella on Fri 20 Dec, 2013
Imagine you’re in a small, idyllic town in America. It’s the 1950’s, right smack-dab in Eisenhower’s age where everything is simple and people are all...
REVIEW: Disney’s ‘Frozen’ is a Near-Classic in Animated Musicals
By Jack Gattanella on Wed 4 Dec, 2013
All Elsa wants to do is to figure out this gift she has – or is it a curse – wherein she can shoot out...