What a surprise! It turns out that Bradley Copper – ruggedly handsome man-meat from such forgettable nonsense as The A-Team, The Hangover and Limitless – can actually act. Perhaps he just wasn’t trying before, or perhaps he needed the superb direction of David O’Russell (credits include 2010’s excellent The Fighter).
Perhaps the debut entry in the Swedish-Musical-Cop-Comedy/Thriller genre, Sound of Noise was enjoyed at Cardiff’s SoundTrack Film Festival by as many as five people, as bad traffic and an even worse game of Rugby saw the majority of the city’s population elsewhere last Friday. And it’s a damn shame for
In 2007, two titans of modern cinema revived the Grindhouse genre of American drive in movie theatres and unleashed a double header of sleazy, trashy filth to cinemagoers. While Quentin Tarantino’s Death Proof and (to a better extent) Planet Terror, from Robert Rodriguez, delivered a faithful homage to the video
By Eva. Bobcat Goldthwait, an American comedian, who has released many funny stand-up comedy DVDs and was working for Jimmy Kimmel Live, has now done a film that each and every one of us has dreamed about doing at least once in our lifetime. Owning a sportscar that you can drive
Panic of the streets of London Cast: Charlie (Noel Clarke), Mark (Colin O'Donoghue), Shelley (Antonia Campbell-Hughes), Nikki (Laura Haddock), Chris (Alex Price). The story revolves around central character Charlie (Noel Clarke), who is lets face it is rather heartbroken after his girlfriend, Shelley (Antonia Campbell-Hughes) has dumped him. With chances of
