The Death and Life of Charlie St. Cloud ***For Zac Efron, High School Musical was the film that kick-started his acting career but it is also perhaps something that is holding him back from really achieving his true potential as an actor. Of his first few prominent movie roles that

Life As We Know It ** Well, what do we have here? A romantic comedy starring Katherine Heigl – that’s an original idea (says this critic sarcastically). Really, she doesn’t seem to do much else and, aside from the wonderful 27 Dresses, most of the romcoms she does

Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps ****As films to receive the sequel treatment go, Oliver Stone’s 1987 cult classic Wall Street never seemed like an obvious candidate. Yet now, twenty three years on (or this critic’s entire lifetime) – one of the longest gaps ever between a film and it sequel

Feelings of Girls and Women with Autism *****I am a man living with Aspergers Syndrome, a form of Autism. And with this comes a range of difficulties, feelings and emotions. Yet, the nature of Autism is such that no two individuals diagnosed with it will ever be completely the same

Takers **½Coming just one week after the intelligent grown up crime thriller The Town, Takers is another crime thriller that is seemingly cut from the same cloth, albeit one that is a lot less sophisticated with a greater emphasis on action than on drama. This film also boasts quite an