Following a five year hiatus from rom-coms Sarah Jessica Parker returns in the brilliant All Roads Lead to Rome. When Maggie (Sarah Jessica Parker, Sex and The City), an uptight single mother from New York, decides to whisk her troubled teenage daughter Summer (Rosie Day, Misfits) away to a picturesque Tuscan
It’s hard not to like a film that praises its writers as ‘the real heroes of this movie’. Ryan Reynolds has finally got this made after years of living in The Green Lantern’s shadow and he is brilliant as the verbose anti-hero. Deadpool gleefully subverts the superhero clichés, is self-referential and full of
We love film locations! Ever found yourself watching a film that’s set somewhere far off and beautiful and you suddenly want to leap straight into the screen and on to that gorgeous beach, stunning countryside or happening cityscape? Yup, us too. Which is why we compiled a list of our favourite
By Paul Sisolak. Some films receive all the Oscar hype and anticipation, but can't seem to turn speculation into a win. Others receive abundant nominations and take home nearly every available trophy. The most celebrated Academy Award recipients are the pictures that have swept the awards, having been nominated for several and
Point Break started with four lines of clunky exposition and didn’t really improve from there. I’m probably a bit biased, I loved the original Katheryn Bigelow film and after watching the trailer for this I was certain they’d ruined it. The original film stood out because of the characters. And without
