Saffron Burrows
Deep Blue Sea review (Blu-ray)
Deep Blue Sea is one of those films that I originally detested, but has since grown on me.
Shrink review (DVD) ?
Shrink is a shapeless ensemble drama – tired, plastic and dull, a poor man's Crash set in LA portraying the trials and tribulations of a group of disparate and unhappy...
Shrink review ?
Shrink is a shapeless ensemble drama – tired, plastic and dull, a poor man's Crash set in LA portraying the trials and tribulations of a group of disparate and unhappy...
Gangster No.1 (Blu-ray)
Although unavoidably lumped in with the late '90s/early '00s embarrassment of British gangster films that followed on the heels of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Gangster No.1 stands up...
My Own Worst Enemy
Edward Albright (Slater) is a secret agent. He speaks 13 languages, is a trained assassin and something of a sexual dynamo.
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.
Dangerous Parking
Like a Terry Gilliam nightmare (far too grubby and seedy to be a bona-fide dream sequence), Dangerous Parking is a surprisingly moving story of one man’s battle with his personal...
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.