Thanks to a stellar cast, and marvellous direction and writing from Joss Whedon, Avengers Assemble more than lives up to expectations.
Thanks to a stellar cast, and marvellous direction and writing from Joss Whedon, Avengers Assemble more than lives up to expectations.
The latest film from Finnish film director Aki Kaurismaki explores themes of courage, loyalty and hope.
American Reunion has some funny moments, but it’s basically more of the same.
The Lucky One is sickly sweet and far too familiar.
Café de Flore is the stunning yet mind-boggling brain-child of French Canadian director Jean Marc Vallée.
The Ghost of Harrenhal sees some story arcs cut short, and others revisited after several episodes worth of neglect. Contains spoilers.
If you hadn’t already come to the conclusion that Game of Thrones is pretty grim then ‘Garden of Bones’ is certain to change your mind. Contains spoilers.
Grandma’s House may not be ‘laugh-out-loud’ funny, but it does have moments of pithy genius.
Salmon Fishing has some strange twists and turns that don’t quite fit the romcom tone, but it’s an enjoyable hour and a half.
Irvine Welsh’s gritty romantic drama is watchable, but it’s no Trainspotting.