Category: Film

Berke Landers (Ben Foster) and Alison (Melissa Sagemiller) were the quintessential high school couple. Now it’s over, Berke has to get over it in this rather amusing teen

Usually I wouldn’t do this. Given a review of this film has already been placed on my good friend’s blog – The Blog of Delights, technically I shouldn’t

Set in Camden Town across the 1970s and 80s, Alan Bennett’s film ‘The Lady in the Van’ tells the mostly true story of a lady who spent fifteen

1997. London. The music industry is run by self interested individuals who have total contempt for the people buying their music and are acting solely in search of

After missing Jurassic World at the cinema, I’ve finally seen it. I realise I maybe the last person on the planet interested in this film to actually sit

Are you a child of the 1970s? A child of the 1980s? Or even just someone who loves the old style computer games – like Pacman, Donkey Kong

Between 1988 and 2003  there was an amendment to the Education Act in the UK – known as the universally hated Section 28 it stated that schools ‘shall

Commitment. Wanting something so bad you would go through almost anything, isolate almost anyone, and give everything for success. This is what describes Whiplash. The movie stars Miles

This is not my usual type of review. Looking at films of yesteryear, unless attached to a particular season (i.e. Christmas) is not usually for here – but

So far in the trek through Christmas movies we’ve looked at contemporary London, battled incompetent burglars through Chicago and New York and considered the Muppets’ adaptation of ‘A