By Will Hitchmough Re-released on the big screen as part of it’s 50th anniversary celebrations, Breakfast at Tiffany’s is the original iconic american Rom-Com of it’s kind. Starring Audrey Hepburn in her
Arriving on British shores still trailing the whiff of controversy whipped up by its too-hot-for-America sexual frankness (Don’t get excited, Americans just aren’t keen on cunnilingus. Even in long shot.), writer/director Derek
It’s not every confusing mess of a film that becomes a bona fide movie classic but then 1946’s The Big Sleep isn’t just any old confusing mess. Based on Raymond Chandler’s classic
Let’s face it, on the surface, a doc about a bunch of elderly, disabled, homeless African musicians playing DIY instruments is hardly the big cinema sell. But given that Blur’s Damon Albarn
You would have thought that aliens would have learned their lesson by now. Why when invading earth do they pick on the America first, the largest stockpile of armaments in the world?
Here’s a quick warning to anyone looking to watch Black Swan when it finally hits UK screens; do not expect subtlety. For this is an OTT, uber-camp, psycho melodrama of epic proportions
****WARNING – may contain spoilers**** Stuffed to bursting with frank, explicit sex scenes which will get Daily Mail readers a bit hot under the collar and bore to tears anyone else who’s
An ambitious look at grief that never quite decides where it wants to go. From its opening shot of a son’s corpse Bitter And Twisted sets out to pull you into a