Colin Farrell
Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them review
It’s impossible not to fall under JK Rowling’s spell as she unleashes beasts, magic, laughs and one hell of an unexpected cameo
Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them review
It’s impossible not to fall under JK Rowling’s spell as she unleashes beasts, magic, laughs and one hell of an unexpected cameo
Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them IMAX preview
The IMAX preview of Fantastic Beasts showed us that maybe there really are other stories worth telling in the Harry Potter universe
The Lobster review
The Lobster is a weird one to be sure – blackly comic at times but also unremittingly bleak.
Saving Mr Banks review (Blu-ray)
Should you want to find fault with Saving Mr Banks, the story of Walt Disney’s attempt to make Mary Poppins AND keep author PL Travers happy, you can. It’s overlong.
Saving Mr Banks review
Should you want to find fault with Saving Mr Banks, the story of Walt Disney’s attempt to make Mary Poppins AND keep author PL Travers happy, you can. It’s overlong.
Dead Man Down review (Blu-ray)
The latest in the long line of spectacularly average films from the mighty WWE Studios is Farrell’s revenge thriller, Dead Man Down.
Dead Man Down review
The latest in the long line of spectacularly average films from the mighty WWE Studios is Farrell’s revenge thriller, Dead Man Down.
Seven Psychopaths review (Blu-ray)
This is a standard crime tale with a difference. In seeking to cheekily subvert the tired cliches, writer-director McDonagh cleverly envelops the silly narrative with a kind of sardonic commentary...
Fright Night review (Blu-ray)
I'll probably be howled down for saying this, but the original Fright Night is not the best vampire film ever made.