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Jane Eyre ★★☆☆☆
This fractured attempt at a remake simply doesn’t work
DVD & Blu-Ray: Rio ★★★★☆
The makers of Ice Age take off on a tropical adventure with this vibrantly coloured animation…
An Open Letter to ODEON Southampton
Our film editor fights back against consistent incompetence
Film Archive: Saw III is cinema at its most appalling and repugnant
This is when it really got sick. This is when it became more about the…
DVD & Blu-ray Review: Stake Land ★★★☆☆
An interesting addition to a crowded genre
Drive ★★★★★
Classy, cool, and packing one hell of a punch – red-hot cinema.
The Debt ★★★☆☆
Helen Mirren overacts in this otherwise watchable fillm
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Film Archive: Animated Japanese thriller Paprika is a strange, surreal and unforgettable experience
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before – a group of people are tasked…
Cowboys & Aliens ★★★☆☆
With an unashamedly ridiculous and provocative title, it’s surprising how tough and conventional this competent…
Film Archive: With her sophisticated debut Cracks, Ridley Scott’s daughter proves she is a talent to watch
This confident directorial debut from Jordan Scott could be seen as a sexually repressed version…
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy ★★★☆☆
Thomas Alfredson’s adaptation of the 1974 spy novel is a must-watch, but unfortunately not for strengths in the plot or execution.
Film Archive: Bronson is a horrible, self-indulgent mess of a film
Tom Hardy gives a stunning performance as one of Britain’s most infamous criminals, but unfortunately the…
Film Archive: South Korean drama Treeless Mountain deserves a larger audience
Yong Kim delivers an affecting and memorable follow-up directorial effort to her 2006 feature In Between…