Innocence
January 9th, 2003 | by Jay Richardson
“You’re never too old to become younger”, Mae West once remarked, a sentiment at the heart of this thought-provoking drama
January 9th, 2003 | by Jay Richardson
“You’re never too old to become younger”, Mae West once remarked, a sentiment at the heart of this thought-provoking drama
January 3rd, 2003 | by Ed Colley
As movies become increasingly concerned with plot and action and little else, helmed by pedestrian directors who don’t know their
January 3rd, 2003 | by Jay Richardson
Few fixtures in the popular imagination have lived quite as long or prospered quite so well as the Star Trek
January 2nd, 2003 | by Ed Colley
When it is the mighty that fall, the sound of them crashing down is all the more obvious. And with
January 2nd, 2003 | by Matt McAllister
Jack Nicholson, it has to be said, does the whole wide-eyed, crazy routine very well indeed (see The Shining, Anger
January 2nd, 2003 | by Ed Colley
Although not without its merits, the considerable praise heaped upon Stephen Daldry’s cinematic debut, ‘Billy Elliot’, was unwarranted. A heart-warming
January 1st, 2003 | by Ed Colley
Ah, Christmas. A time to rejoice. A time to eat until your slightly overhanging belly turns into a paunch. A
January 1st, 2003 | by Nik Huggins
The Pianist, Roman Polanksi’s harrowing depiction of survival in war torn Warsaw is now out to own on DVD. The
January 1st, 2003 | by Nik Huggins
The prospect of juxtaposing the physical and emotional complexities of puberty and blossoming (predominantly female) sexuality with the generic conventions
January 1st, 2003 | by Ed Colley
Last Party 2000 has a lot going for it. Narrated by the universally-loved actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, this documentary is