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Christopher Nolan talks Interstellar With the hugely anticipated Interstellar opening in cinemas worldwide, our film writer Van Connor met with acclaimed director Christopher Nolan.. Film 7 Nov 0 0
The November Man – Review With a slick marketing campaign and Pierce Brosnan back in the genre to which he so clearly belongs, it’s sad.. Film 7 Nov 0 0
Interstellar – Review With the level of anticipation surrounding it in the months leading up to its release, Interstellar (an apt title for.. Film 7 Nov 0 0
The Necessary Death Of Charlie Countryman – Review Self-proclaimed as a “psychological romantic dramedy”, it’s worrying that such a baffling genre description manages to be only slightly less.. Film 31 Oct 0 0
Nightcrawler – Review The directorial debut of writer Dan Gilroy, there’s a distinct air of “Urban Cronenberg” to Nightcrawler that – when coupled.. Film 31 Oct 0 0
Ouija – Review A futile exercise in the soul-crushing nature of conveyor-belt horror flicks, the most interesting aspect of the decidedly seen-it-all before Ouija.. Film 31 Oct 0 0
Horns – Review Hugely anticipated, Alexandre Aja’s adaptation of Joe Hill’s cult-fave novel is a sublime mixture of dark fantasy, murky drama and.. Film 29 Oct 0 0
Love, Rosie – Review Aiming squarely for the bubblegum fluff level that served P.S. I Love You – with which it shares it’s source.. Film 24 Oct 0 0
Fury – Review An unashamedly traditional Hollywood war movie, there’s a sense of immersion and authenticity to Fury that bolsters an otherwise perfectly.. Film 24 Oct 0 0
Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day – Review In a day and age in which children are saddled with either 12A action flicks or computer-animated cinema offerings, there’s.. Film 24 Oct 0 0
The Best of Me – Review Considering it only took three movies before M. Night Shyamalan’s cinematic gimmick of employing a twist became ripe for parody,.. Film 17 Oct 0 0
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles – Review Possibly the most dreaded reboot of any to roll off the 21st century Hollywood assembly line, it’s of note that.. Film 17 Oct 0 0
Open Windows – Review “It always makes sense in the end,” we’re told midway through cult Spanish filmmaker Nacho Vigalondo’s Open Windows; which –.. Film 17 Oct 0 0