Looks like Oscar season isn’t quite over yet, and not only that but today’s entry also finds me journeying further out of my comfort zo...

Given my relative infancy when it comes to talking films, I find myself once again stepping into new territory with today’s review. As ...

It forms a lump of coal in my stomach to admit this, but we live in a world where statements like this still need to be said: There are...

In my now-yearly tradition of spooling through the Oscar nominees as if I gave a pea or squib about what the Academy actually thinks, t...

I always feel good when I end up reviewing a film that involves a certain degree of controversy; it almost guarantees that I’ll piss so...

In the world of cinema, there are a number of things that have become acceptable targets for ridicule by pretty much everyone: Battlefi...

Alexander And The Horribly Long Title may have shown a weak justification for why I wanted to see a movie, but I think this makes a ne...

As Oscar season comes along in Australia, we of course have a period drama set in World War II. That's not to say that that automat...

We all have moments in our lives when we doubt ourselves. Whether it's out of fear of what may result of our actions or just as a b...

  On the surface, it seems that adapting a work of theatre into a movie would be a lot easier than adapting from a different work lik...

Looks like it’s typecast time again, this time turning our spotlight on Benedict Cumberbatch. He's made a real name for himself in ...

Escapism is a peculiar thing: By its very nature, it is meant to help us escape from the real world through fiction, yet it seems to af...

While the film season in the U.S. sees January/February as the dumping ground for the previous year’s leftovers, it’s the complete op...

Of all the films to have come out of the big YA adaptation boom of late, I can safely say that I would never have expected this one. Ho...