The Fighter
Boxing and films are not foreign to each other. From the artistic heights of Raging…
Browsing: Film
Hysterical, melodramatic and staggeringly beautiful: Black Swan
When watching Black Swan, Darren Aronofsky’s new psychological thriller, there comes a point when you…
It’s patchy but funny: The Dilemma
Vince Vaughn and Kevin James star in Ron Howard’s latest comedy
127 Hours
127 hours is an anomaly amongst contemporary movies; no narrative, little dialogue, less action, and yet terrific entertainment.
Once Upon a Time in Rural Italy: The American
The EDGE takes a look at Clooney’s latest filmic episode
Leo, Hanks and Depp – Films of 2010
2010 brought many wonderful cinematic happenings to our screens. In between brilliant tales of love, lust and…
The Tourist…ain’t worth the trip
“Nauseatingly frothy and contrived” says THE EDGE.
Deadly Dodgeball and Daft Punk: A Review of Tron: Legacy
It’s sequel time…28 years later.
Colin Firth is a class act: The King’s Speech
It’s often underestimated that film, as well as being primarily a visual art, is incredibly…
Mediocre and uninspired: The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet’s Nest
After the close to awful second instalment, we finally get a conclusion to the strange…
A pure delight: The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
If you want pure fantastical delight then you could do a lot worse than this…
Monsters: a low-budget, high-class alien invasion movie
Gareth Edwards’ debut feature plays like a road movie that just happens to feature aliens…
Nasty, cruel and vulgar: Due Date
Due Date isn’t cool, funny or remotely entertaining. It’s derivative, cruel and tragically unfunny. Directed…
A pointless remake: Let Me In
Back in the spring of 2009, I was firmly convinced that Swedish vampire film Let the…