James Faulkner
Atomic Blonde review
Spy thrillers always have convoluted, muddled plots that never quite add up. From Bond to Bourne and even the classic Le Carre and Tom Clancy stories, spy thrillers are exciting...
Atomic Blonde review
Spy thrillers always have convoluted, muddled plots that never quite add up. From Bond to Bourne and even the classic Le Carre and Tom Clancy stories, spy thrillers are exciting...
Underworld: Blood Wars review
Anna Foerster adds a little intrigue into a rather enjoyable entry in this ridiculous franchise
The Bank Job (DVD)
The heist movie is a classic mainstay of British cinema, with its love of the underdog and the ability to make even the most violent cockney criminals seem wry and endearing.
Hitman (DVD)
There are some phrases that inspire instant panic in the heart of any movie fan. ‘Starring Madonna’, that’s one, ‘remake’ is another, but top of the list has to be...
The Bank Job
The heist movie is a classic mainstay of British cinema, with its love of the underdog and the ability to make even the most violent cockney criminals seem wry and endearing.
Hitman
Well, here's a sentence that I never, ever thought I'd find myself typing: at long last, we have a videogame-based film that doesn't suck.