Confessions ***** Best known for his critically acclaimed films Kamikaze Girls and Memories of Matsuko, Japanese writer and director Tetsuya Nakashima has developed a reputation for creating surreal candy-coloured worlds full of chaos and confusion in his films. However, the latest effort from the genre-busting auteur is a

The Green Hornet 3D *** The Green Hornet 2D *** The first of numerous superhero movies to be released in 2011 (and the first ever superhero movie to be released in 3D, three others following this summer), The Green Hornet (not to be confused with this summer’s

*** starsMilos is a former porn star. But not just any porn star. He is "the best there ever was". Now retired and living a quiet life with his beautiful wife and precocious young son, he spends his days drinking Jack and admiring his old films. A pleasant, yet underwhelming

The Next Three Days ***½ Paul Haggis is a screenwriter with a truly enviable list of credits behind him. An award-winner who, in 2006, became the first person to write two Best Film Oscar winners back-to-back – 2004’s Million Dollar Baby directed by Clint Eastwood and 2005’s Crash

The King’s Speech ****½ Kicking off both 2011 and the awards season in fine style The King’s Speech has already emerged as one of the frontrunner’s in this year’s awards race. Having already been nominated for eight awards and walked away with five – Best Actor (for Colin