FILMS dominated by a couple of actors doing fine work don’t come along as often as we might wish, so that’s one reason to catch this moving new film from British director Joe Wright (Pride & Prejudice / Atonement).Read
AS WATCHABLE as it is thought-provoking and inspirational, Creation is a film that will help children see the bigger picture in class and to realise the answer to the most important question of all: ‘Why am I learning this?’Read
THE title of this inventive comedy fantasy animation sounds like a weather forecast you might expect to hear on BBC WM... if you were planning a day out at the IKEA store and restaurant next to Junction 9 of the M6.Read
AFTER winning huge acclaim in her breakthrough role opposite James Spader in the saucy movie Secretary, Maggie Gyllenhaal, like brother Jake, has emerged as one of Hollywood’s hottest talents.Read
SAM MENDES has already had one movie out this year already – and Revolutionary Road is still riding high in my 2009 top ten to date having haunted me for weeks after seeing it.Read
KATE Beckinsale keeps making films for distributor Entertainment which, more often than not, refuses to offer regional preview screenings on the grounds of lack of prints/piracy issues.Read
THE HOUSE on Sorority Row, aka Seven Sisters, is a little-known 18-certificate horror film from 1983 which was cleverly taglined ‘When the nightmare ends... the terror begins’.Read
TO PARAPHRASE sci-fi writer Philip K Dick (Total Recall), if anybody wants a truly bleak, two-hour snapshot of the downside of modern British life, this film will deliver it for you wholesale.Read
WITH the Holy month of Ramadan coming to an end, Vue Star City Birmingham is gearing itself for big blockbuster releases to mark the beginning of the Eid celebrations.Read
