Coming on the back of the excellent news that Dredd 3D has debuted at the top of the Blu-Ray and DVD charts for this week, I thought it was appropriate to finally lay the case that Pete Travis’s big screen adaptation of the helmeted law enforcer from Mega-City One was
Stanley Kubrick has dismissed Fear And Desire, his 1953 feature debut, as a "lousy picture, roughly and poorly and ineffectively made". Its hard to argue with the late great auteurs' own assessment, at times the film feels amateurish in its execution particularly in the technical aspects of filmmaking, poorly dubbed
Once upon a time there was a girl. She had made it through 22 years and thought she had things pretty sorted: a job, friends, the ability to play Wonderwall on guitar. She’d travelled a little, seen the sun rise over foreign beaches and set over misty mountains. She’d loved,
By Si Lewis. I am going to reflect on past attempts to adapt much loved comical heroes and determine whether they "Biffed", "Boffed" and "Thwacked" their way to saving Gotham City or let Metropolis die in a Krypton based explosion of God awful cash ins on the comic book genre. Firstly, I
The temperature is dropping, snow is falling, and there’s nothing better than to curl up with a good movie this winter. Whether you’re snowed in, or just can’t face the chill, here are a few weather-relevant movies to keep you out of the cold! The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe
