In one of the more memorable scenes of Robert Carlyle’s directorial début, the heads of a Glasgow police branch huddle … More
Tag: film
Film Review: Inside Out
In association The Grovesnor ‘What if our feelings, had feelings?’ must have been the question on the Pixar writers’ minds … More
Film Review: San Andreas
In association with the Grosvenor A big danger with disaster films is that they can often rely too heavily … More
Superwomen Assemble!
So apparently the CEO of Marvel, Ike Perlmutter, doesn’t believe it’s possible or profitable to make superhero films centred on … More
Film Feature: Hollywood’s Pixel Revolution
The relationship between CGI (Computer Generated Imagery) and films has been a strained one, for both parties. CGI is condemned … More
Bethany says… Snowpiercer: The Little Engine That Almost Couldn’t
Snowpiercer – acclaimed Korean director Bong Joon-ho’s first English-language film – is a masterpiece of tense, horrific weird that almost … More
Big Fish: How to Become a Movie Tycoon in China
Lovely smile, chubby figure and a net worth of 8.6 billion dollars: these are the main features (as listed in … More
The American Way
We’re all guilty of using “Americanisms”. My friend from Aberdeen is the spokeswoman for DUDE, I revel in the AWESOMENESS … More
Review: Django Unchained
Much like Inglorious Basterds before it, Quentin Tarantino’s latest film, Django Unchained, is a loosely historical, gleefully cartoonish revenge fantasy. … More
Great Expectations
With December finally upon us, it would appear that filmmakers are continuing to exhaust the Dickens/Austen franchises at a time … More
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