Facebook isn’t such a great subject for the movies—too much typing. And heroic computer hackers have never, ever inspired cinematic thrills....
Every few years, a horror movie comes along that promises to revitalise the genre, sometimes for the better ( Night of the Living Dead , Ringu...
With World War II at an end, an officer speaks to his soon-to-be-discharged troops. The men are bereft of companionship; many suffer from PTSD....
As attention-grabbing plotlines go, it’s hardly a world-beater: buttoned-down British royal suffers speech impediment and hires unconventional...
Watch the 1969 adaptation of Charles Portis’s novel and you’ll see a puny coup of counterprogramming slipped in among the ’60s...
Trespassing on 007’s territory, the opening-credits sequence to David Fincher’s The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo sees wires swirling,...
Even if you know nothing of Panem, mockingjays and Katniss Everdeen (silly names, ahoy), skip this darkly suggestive first chapter of a...
And you thought Harry Potter was woeful: A sickly pall hangs over young lawyer Arthur Kipps (Radcliffe), the likes of which would silence the...
It’s a safe bet that The Dictator will be 2012’s only feature presented ‘in loving memory of Kim Jong Il’. This latest outrage from...
It’s web 2.0. Five years since Sam Raimi hung up his ‘I Love NY’ cap and Tobey Maguire ditched the Spandex, it’s the turn of director...
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