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What’s Hot and What’s Not?
What’s Hot? Friendly Fires Southampton Guildhall – 16th December Matt Borucki – Music Editor It was a disappointment to both them and their fans when they had to cancel the show back in November due to illness. It is great…
Hollywood star is little-girl-lost in elegant drama
Told straight from the memoirs of Colin Clark, who went on to become a documentary and screenwriter, My Week With Marilyn tells of the intense relationships between Monroe and all whom she encountered on her debut UK film The Prince…
Some things are better left alone
John Carpenter’s 1982 The Thing is a cult classic that set the benchmark for all horror films after it. This rendition had the opportunity to answer questions and breathe new life into the 1982 film; unfortunately, however, it all descends into…
Film Review: 50/50
It is likely you know someone who has suffered with cancer and this fact makes 50/50 – a semi-autobiographical story based on writer Will Reiser‘s own personal bout with cancer, for which Seth Rogen was by his side - all the…
Happy Feet Two
Following on from the award-winning first film, this sequel to the foot-tapping, heart-tugging motion picture Happy Feet not only gives audiences the return of dance-crazed Mumble the penguin who we all fell in love with in the first movie, but…
DVD release round-up
Christmas is fast approaching and DVDs are a crowd pleaser so here’s a few out now that are guaranteed to be appreciated stocking fillers.
Film: Paranormal Activity 3
This year’s Halloween has seen a string of horror movie releases including Demons Never Die, Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark and Paranormal Activity 3. While Demons Never Die has failed to deliver the shivers, Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark has been praised for its classic horror themes.
Tintin comes to the big screen
Since 1929 Tintin has been embraced and enjoyed by millions worldwide in over eighty different languages, and Stephen Spielberg and Peter Jackson’s latest offering will share this lovable character and his faithful canine companion Snowy with a whole new generation.
Top 10 must see films to watch this winter
Simon Bell looks at the must see films being released this winter.
Film: Texas Killing Fields
Inspired by true events, ‘Texas Killing Fields’ brings it back to basics to produce a film that leaves audiences feeling tense and uneasy. Raw, realistic and visceral, it tells the story of devout Christian Detective Brian Heigh (Jeffrey Dean-Morgan) recently relocated from New York City to a small town in Texas, and his hot-headed partner Detective Mark Souter (Sam Worthington) whilst they investigate the murder of a teenage prostitute.