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Tyrannosaur DVD review
Tyrannosaur is a brutal account of one man’s constant battle with the rage that consumes his life. Joseph, an alcoholic widower, is shown committing a series of violent acts which lead to an even greater sense of loneliness within him. His only solace comes in the form of Hannah, a religious charity shop worker, who [...] -
Midnight In Paris DVD Review
Returning back to top form, Woody Allen’s Midnight in Paris is an enchanting and well-crafted romantic comedy which ponders whether nostalgia is all what it’s cracked up to be. It follows Gil (Owen Wilson) and Inez (Rachel McAdams) , a young engaged couple on a visit to Paris. Whilst Inez spends her days with a [...] -
Crazy, Stupid, Love DVD Review
A charming romantic comedy, Crazy,Stupid, Love pokes fun at the tired old conventions of Hollywood whilst creating a series of absorbing and likeable characters. It follows Steve Carell and Julianne Moore’s married couple who are on the brink of divorce. Disheartened and alone Carrell frequents local nightspots where he meets Gosling’s Lothario who teaches him [...] -
The Burma Conspiracy DVD Review
Based on the Largo Winch comic book series, The Burma Conspiracy is a fun but ultimately bland action-adventure which seems like a pale imitation of the Bond series. This is the second film adaptation in the series with Tom Sisley playing Largo Winch, the son of a now deceased billionaire who is trying to give [...] -
Whisper of the Heart Blu Ray Review
The Film You could be forgiven for thinking that Studio Ghibli exists exclusively to make and release the work of anime auteur Hayao Miyazaki, but you’d be wrong. Whisper of the Heart is the first, and sadly only, directorial effort of Yoshifumi Kondō, who was expected to go on to become a director of similar [...] -
The Whistleblower DVD Review
A fascinating look into the grim realities of sex trafficking, The Whistleblower is a riveting thriller which takes a different approach to the subject matter. Based on true events it follows a Nebraskan Police officer turned UN Peacekeeper (Rachel Weisz) as she tries to work against the evident corruption in post war Bosnia. Rachel Weisz’s [...]












