Review: War Horse at the National Theatre, London (4/11/11)
The stage adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s ‘War Horse’ is captivating and poignant, bringing the reality of the First World War to London’s National Theatre.
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The Awakening ★★★★☆
This is a wonderfully creepy and very intelligent ghost story from first-time feature film director…
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…
ARCHIVE: The Piano Teacher ★★★★★
This review contains extreme sexual deviancy.
Something close to brilliance: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 ★★★★★
The final Potter film is a “jaw-dropping cinematic experience”
The Good, The Bad and the Tone Deaf: Eurovision Song Contest 2011 Preview
It’s that time of year again. The date in the annual music calendar when Europe whips out its sparkly dresses, wind machines and key changes to dazzle and, frequently, offend the world’s ears…
EDGE goes 90s: Pulp – Different Class
Different Class is a gorgeously grotesque record; musically sublime, lyrically gifted and uniquely Pulp
The Children’s Hour Review
A-List casting for an unknown play; utterly brilliant.
Backstreet’s…Dead?
The EDGE asks just what happened to the prolific 90s Boy band There are three…
War Horse
I love going to the theatre. There is something very raw and elemental about sitting…
Archive: Network (1976)
The compelling social critique that is Paddy Chayefsky’s “Network” is as chillingly relevant today as it was in 1976
Laborious, Lacklustre, and Far Too Long: Eat Pray Love
Julia Roberts goes to find herself for a year, whilst she eats food, prays and learns to love after her messy divorce – a flawed premise for a film…?