DVD review: Nowhere to Go ★★★★☆
Nowhere to Go may not be considered as the best Ealing effort, but it’s a…
Author Barnaby Walter
Barnaby Walter
Second year BA Film & English Student. Watches too many films and enjoys good novels.
Total articles: 4912013 Oscar Nominations
The Oscar nominations have been revealed. They were announced in Hollywood by actors Seth McFarlane…
Review: The Impossible ★★★★★
Little White Lies, a deliciously addictive movie magazine, gave this film a rating of one…
Review: Quartet ★★★☆☆
This is a rather nice, sweet film. It’s unlikely to change anyone’s world, but may…
First review: Gangster Squad ★★★☆☆
“Mickey Cohen adored violence” says the voice-over towards the tail-end of Gangster Squad. The LA…
Cinema 2012: Edge Writers’ ‘Best’ Lists
It’s time now to take a look at the films Edge writers thought were the…
Cinema 2012: The Film Editor’s Best and Worst List
It’s hard to say what makes a vintage year. I don’t think 2012 was one…
Ted Blu-ray review ★☆☆☆☆
This is a movie about a talking teddy bear. But it isn’t the new Disney…
Review: Life of Pi ★★★★☆
Ang Lee isn’t a stranger to challenging literary adaptations. He captured Austen’s comedy brilliantly with…
The Dardenne Brothers Collection DVD review ★★★★★
This dazzling collection of the works of Belgian siblings Jean-Pierre and Luc is one of…
Review: The Girl ★★★★☆
For film lovers of my generation, the genius of Hitchcock is something we appreciate as…
100 Discs of Christmas #99 – The Polar Express (2004)
It isn’t the best film ever made, but may well be the most Christmassy. The…
100 Discs of Christmas #98 – To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)
Gregory Peck’s performance as the white lawyer determined to defend a young black man is…
100 Discs of Christmas #97 – War Horse (2011)
Big, moving, well-made family blockbusters don’t come along very often. But when they do, they…