Iain Glen

One of the better entries into the series. Would be a fitting end to the series but like the Wu-Tang Clan, Resident Evil is forever...

Rachel Weisz puts us all under a spell in Roger Michell's beguiling adaption of Daphne Du Maurier's haunting novel

Truth be told, The Iron Lady isn't much to shout about. In portraying the former British Prime Minister, vilified and admired in equal measure by the UK population, director Lloyd...

Truth be told, The Iron Lady isn't much to shout about. In portraying the former British Prime Minister, vilified and admired in equal measure by the UK population, director Lloyd...

So, two out of three ain't bad. The new boy (and girl) continue to grow into their roles nicely.

The British urban landscape and the youths that are generated by it have become a fascination for films recently, with movies such as Adulthood, Kidulthood, Eden Lake and Shifty.

The British urban landscape and the youths that are generated by it have become a fascination for films recently, with movies such as Adulthood, Kidulthood, Eden Lake and Shifty all...

Working neither as a drama with laughs or a comedy with a point, Mrs Ratcliffe’s Revolution takes a fascinating true story and then has no idea what to do with it.

Comparisons to Ridley Scott’s Gladiator are inevitable for any modern sword-and-sandals epic, with only the recent 300 proving it could stand up to a grizzly Russell Crowe (commercially at least),...

Like so many people, I blanked Resident Evil: Apocalypse from mind out of sheer cerebral self-preservation. The first Rez Evil film is generally regarded as decent-ish, certainly for a game-to-movie adaptation.