DVD Reviews

Maggie Smith chews up the scenery in this rather insipid British fare, with some mildly amusing twists

It's Community without Pierce, Troy or Shirley. But don't be put off, it still has some laughs to offer

A drab martial arts farce that fails to impress, despite the big name cast, the big budget fight scenes, and the ludicrous plot

Three US Navy airmen fight to stay alive while stranded on a raft in the South Pacific during WWII, based on a true story

In this dark comedy from the Coen Brothers, playwright Barton Fink (John Turturro) develops the worst case of writer's block

Experimenter is as frustrating as its premise is fascinating; as it stands, it is a decent biopic of an interesting historical figure

The attention to detail that the Coen brothers have gone to to create the 1960’s they remember is delightful.

The Smuggler is sharp, well-made and a perfect example of Aussie filmmaking at its finest

This is a respectable comeback for Ullman – her talent for impersonation and mimicry hasn’t diminished down the decades

All the pieces matter in Sicario, one of the decade’s best crime thriller’s. Villeneuve’s tension ripping directing, Sheridan’s sharply brisling script, Roger Deakins' stunning cinematography, Johann Johannsson’s thundering soundtrack and,...