Only God Forgives
“It’s horrible people doing unspeakable things to each other, slowly.” Tom Bangay reviews Nicolas Winding Refn’s latest film…
Browsing: On Screen
Aguirre, Wrath of God
You step off the dilapidated coach, warm trade winds kicking at the fedora you haggled…
Review: The Great Gatsby
Baz Luhrmann’s adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel The Great Gatsby is like a…
Les Misérables
With Hollywood’s finest gathering for the 85th Annual Academy Awards this Sunday, we take the opportunity to share our favourite Oscar-nominated films, Argo, Django Unchained, Hitchcock, and Les Misérables…
Argo
On Sunday 10th February 2013, Ben Affleck made me do something I’ve never done before.…
Django Unchained
Set in America’s Deep South two years before the outbreak of the civil war, Django…
Hitchcock
We’ve been waiting a long time for a film about Alfred Hitchcock, so it’s fitting…
Uncut: A Season of Films at the BFI
It’s a curious facet of the human psychological condition that we actively seek to do…
The London Film Festival
With over 200 films from more than 90 countries, the 56th BFI London Film Festival…
Flying Swords of Dragon Gate
I’m no fan of the 3D film. Something about having my eyes covered in any…
Martini Movies at One Aldwych
Going to the cinema can be a stressful and overly-democratised experience these days; the queues,…
Stir It Up: Marley
“I found myself fascinated and excited by Marley. At times it drew me close to tears. I didn’t of course, actually cry. In fact, had I cried, I would still probably say that I didn’t of course, cry.”