The King’s Man – Review
The last time we saw The King’s Man organisation back in 2017’s The Golden Circle, Eggsy and Harry were teaming up with their US counterparts in order to save the world (and the King’s Man agency) fr...
Category Archives: Daniel Bruhl
Six Of The Best: Daniel Bruhl
Believe it or not, baby-faced actor Daniel Bruhl turned 40 this year. The multi-lingual half German, half Spanish actor has transitioned seamlessly from quirky European indie films to Hollywood block...
Entebbe
The hijacking of a 1976 Air France flight from Paris to Tel Aviv should have been natural directing material for the bold and violent allusions of Narcos director Jose Padilha. Couple that with a – u...
7 Days In Entebbe Trailer
Director Jose Padilho is something of an unknown quantity. His biggest successes to date have been a couple episodes of Narcos and the 2014 remake of RoboCop. His latest thriller, 7 Days in Entebbe, ...
Alone in Berlin
When Hans Fallada sat down to write Every Man Dies Alone, he was creating one of the first anti-Nazi books to be published in post-war Germany. Having spent many years incarcerated in an insane asylu...
The Colony – Trailer
In Florian Gallenberger’s nerve-jangling thriller, The Colony, One woman’s efforts to rescue her lover from a brutal cult is set to take her on a journey into the heart of darkness.
Joyeux Noel: A Beautiful Christmas Movie Moment
There are not many Christmas movies that I haven’t seen. I have been an avid fan of films of the festive season ever since I used to excitedly pour over the Christmas edition of the Radio Times. Like...
Captain America: Civil War
This is the one I have been waiting for. The first trailer for the forthcoming Marvel movie Captain America: Civil War has just been released and it is everything that you could possibly hope for.
A Most Wanted Man
On paper, A Most Wanted Man, should have been a perfect night out at the cinema. A thriller, starring the tremendous Phillip Seymour Hoffman, directed by Anton Corbijn and based on a John Le Carré no...
New Releases for September
September sees a subtle change in the types of films released. There are still a couple of late entry blockbuster films looking for an audience away from the main competition of the summer but the ma...