Denis Villeneuve’s Sicario – on Blu-ray, DVD and digital platforms from February 1st – is a visceral, unflinching portrayal of the war against drugs. Critically lauded and impossible to tear your eyes
The war on drugs has long been a favourite of film. But if Steven Soderbergh’s Traffic illustrated it with a tapestry of characters and story Sicario gets into the nitty gritty. Because
Denis Villeneuve has steadily built an enviable body of work since his Oscar-nominated war drama Incendies (2010). With a penchant for restrained and confident storytelling, the tense and intelligent Prisoners and Enemy – made back-to-back and both released in 2013 – cemented his status as
Inherent Vice director Paul Thomas Anderson has long cemented himself as one of cinema’s most intelligent and fascinating filmmakers. What PTA does better than most is tell interesting, deep and immersive stories
Bradley Cooper, last seen in The Hangover Part III and soon to be seen opposite Jennifer Lawrence in Serena, has officially been confirmed as the voice for Marvel’s Guardians Of The Galaxy
Benicio Del Toro, last seen on villainy duties in Savages and soon to be seen in Jimmy P, has joined the cast of The Guardians Of The Galaxy. Just yesterday it was