Reviews

  • Monsieur Lazhar Review

    Monsieur Lazhar Review

    4.5/5
    In the hands of a less talented and ambitious writer Monsieur Lazhar would have ended up looking strikingly like a more serene version of School of Rock. Both films centre on a teacher who is not really a teacher and what he can do to improve the lives of the children in his class. Aside [...]

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  • Dark Shadows Review

    Dark Shadows Review

    1/5
    Dark Shadows is an incoherent, dull and nasty mess of a film, managing to be occasionally offensive yet always utterly vapid.

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  • Jeff, Who Lives At Home Review

    Jeff, Who Lives At Home Review

    4/5
    At the beginning of the Duplass brothers’ latest feature Jeff, who lives at home, Jeff Thompkins (Jason Segel) is philosophising. Speaking into a Dictaphone he contemplates the mysteries of the cosmos and worries when his fate will arrive. Finishing and clicking off the record button of the device Jeff smiles to himself, betraying a faint [...]

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  • Radio On Review at Sugarhouse Studios

    Radio On Review at Sugarhouse Studios

    4/5
      In the distance a train cruises over elevated tracks.  A car drives down the A11 descending to ground level. To the left expressionless tower blocks, to the right a London that has so far survived the demolitions of the Olympic dream. This is the world of JG Ballard and it is here at Sugarhouse [...]

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  • The Raid Review

    The Raid Review

    3/5
    The good news is that if you like your action movies hardcore it doesn't get any better than this.

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  • Goodbye First Love Review

    Goodbye First Love Review

    3/5
    The Trouble with filming ‘first love’ is that much of the audience will have passed through this phase and will either know vaguely what is going to happen or will disagree with how events unfold. ‘First love’ is also a very personal experience that everyone goes through, giving one person’s story an air of importance [...]

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