Andrea Riseborough
Battle of the Sexes review
If you’ll forgive an obvious bit of wordplay, Battle of the Sexes is ace
Battle of the Sexes review
If you’ll forgive an obvious bit of wordplay, Battle of the Sexes is ace
Mindhorn review
Sean Foley and Julian Barratt provide a zany, cheesy and yet commendably human comedy that stumbles here and here, but ultimately remains upright
Mindhorn review
Sean Foley and Julian Barratt provide a zany, cheesy and yet commendably human comedy that stumbles here and here, but ultimately remains upright
The Silent Storm review
British actor Damian Lewis transforms into a crazy Scotsman for his latest lead role in the drama The Silent Storm
Oblivion review (Blu-ray)
Kosinski's second sci-fi actioner after Tron:Legacy is certainly a vast improvement on that snoozefest. Oblivion has an intriguing plot that unfolds unhurriedly.
Welcome to the Punch review
A brave stab at a fully-British action film, Welcome to the Punch is an ambitious step forward from writer/director Creevy’s first feature, 2008’s Shifty.
Shadow Dancer review
Journalist Bradby’s 1998 debut novel gets the big screen treatment in Marsh’s Shadow Dancer. Set in the months prior to the 1994 ceasefire, this British thriller is rooted within an...
W.E. review
Two scenarios: in one we see the true life account of Wallis Simpson (Riseborough), divorced American socialite abused by her first husband and bored with her second, succumbing to the...
Resistance review
Set in a the Welsh Valley in 1944-45, Resistance takes place in an alternate history where D-Day has failed and the German Army has successfully counter attacked and invaded the...