Aliens of the Deep
February 11th, 2005 | by Matt McAllister
You get the sneaking suspicion that James Cameron may have been some kind of guppy in a previous life. From
Author Archives: Matt McAllister
Tarnation
January 24th, 2005 | by Matt McAllister
Robert Rodriguez famously scraped together El Mariachi for just $7000, but it seems like a Titanic-sized extravagance when compared with
Final Cut: Take Two
January 1st, 2005 | by Matt McAllister
Short films, when they’re done well, can offer a great calling card for directors. Sure, a lot of the shorts
Mondovino
December 10th, 2004 | by Matt McAllister
The documentary picture has seen something of a renaissance in recent years, perhaps most notably with the critical acclaim poured
Churchill: The Hollywood Years
December 3rd, 2004 | by Matt McAllister
Christian Slater. Neve Campbell. Harry Enfield. Reeves and Mortimer…Hmm. You approach Churchill – The Hollywood Years with a certain apprehension,
Enduring Love
November 26th, 2004 | by Matt McAllister
An adaptation of one of Ian McEwan’s most acclaimed novels, Enduring Love opens with a vivid realisation of the book’s
Shark Tale
October 23rd, 2004 | by Matt McAllister
There’s no denying that the CG family comedy is nowhere near as novel as it once was. For all its
The Bourne Supremacy
August 12th, 2004 | by Matt McAllister
The original Bourne Identity may have been blighted by a well publicised troubled shoot and shuffled to an initially leisurely
Thunderbirds
July 23rd, 2004 | by Matt McAllister
Ah yes, those familiar noises of remake territory. Cast and crew expound on how they felt compelled to respect the
50 First Dates
January 21st, 2004 | by Matt McAllister
The interminably sweet Sandler and Barrymore re-teamed six years after the mammoth success of The Wedding Singer – what could
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