There are many landmark films and filmmakers that have changed the course of cinema; The Seven Samurai (1954) by Akira Kurosawa, Les Diaboliques (1955) by Henri-Georges Clouzot, M (1931) by Fritz Lang and certainly, Psycho (1960) by Alfred Hitchcock are a few of each that come to mind. As a filmmaker
Review by Will McGree. Every now and again, you see a trailer for a film and it appears to do it more justice than the film is worth. You see the latest teen flick or whatever and it passes you by as a dangerous risk of a yawnfest. I Love You, Phillip
When the credits rolled at the end of The Cove, I immediately thought to myself 'this needs to be shown on peak time television for all to see. In light of its recent Oscar win (Best Documentary) and countless other accolades, hopefully it will indeed now be seen by everybody.
Shutter Island ****The latest directorial effort from Martin Scorsese has been the source of a fair amount of controversy since Paramount, the studio behind it, made the surprise announcement that it was postponing the film’s release from its original release date last October to February 2010 (March for us in
Green Zone ***½It’s finally here - the much awaited fourth instalment in the Bourne franchise. Oh, wait no, it isn’t, but the studio certainly wants you to think it is. After all, Green Zone boasts the same actor-director combo of Matt Damon and Paul
