David Watson is a screenwriter, journalist and 'manny' who, depending on time of day and alcohol intake could be described as a likeable misanthrope or a carnaptious bampot. He loves about 96% of you but there's at least 4% he'd definitely eat in the event of a plane crash. Email: david.watson@filmjuice.com
What happens to sex symbols when they get old? If they’re lucky, they die young, at the height of their allure. Before the drink, the drugs, the divorces
Aping the now overly-familiar, found footage-style of movies like Cannibal Holocaust and The Blair Witch Project, Troll Hunter is a mockumentary supposedly compiled from the raw footage shot by a bunch of
Niall MacCormick’s Albatross is that rarest of things; a genuinely funny, bittersweet, British coming-of-age tale that doesn’t make you want to pluck out your own eye and bat it around your head
Refreshingly cast against type, Charlotte Gainsbourg plays Dawn, who wins £64 million in the EuroMillions lottery, buys her own private island and spends the rest of the film frolicking on the beach
About halfway through Sam Peckinpah’s masterful, melancholic elegy to the death of the West, Ride The High Country, two characters, a morally upright gunfighter (Joel McCrea) and a tyrannical religious zealot (R.G.
With the world in the grip of recession and former KGB-men being poisoned in London restaurants, ex-spy John Le Carre’s classic novel Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy feels as relevant now as it
Without doubt, Jean-Luc Godard is one of the most important, influential film-makers of the 20th century and one of the fathers of the French New Wave.
We love a good prison drama. Whether it’s the harsh, brutal realities of movies like A Sense Of Freedom, Carandiru and Hunger, the escapist pleasures of action flicks like Escape from New
I hate sports. Pretty much all sports. I’ve never been particularly athletic. I really don’t play well with others. And, unless they involve a mix of pageantry and extreme violence, I’m just