Munich: The Edge of War – Review
A World War Two film where not a single bullet is fired; not a single trip to the front is made; not a bombed out London terrace in sight. Rather, the looming spectre of war casts a shadow across Eur...
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Red Sparrow
Subterfuge; sexual intrigue; brutal violence. On paper, Francis Lawrence’s Red Sparrow should be a really relevant and exciting piece of cinema. After all, the thought of modern day Russian operative...
Six Of The Best: Screen Brothers
It’s something of a generic long-held assumption that families stick together and take care of one another through thick and thin. While that may be the case in reality, in cinema it’s something quit...
Margin Call – Review
With the financial world still in turmoil since the financial crash of 2008 a film comes along which explores the origins of the crisis and how, within a fictional environment, very real issues and c...