Written and directed by Paddy Considine, Tyrannosaur is an uncompromising debut film from the former photographer, which examines the destructive effects of violence and aggressive behavior on the lives of two different individuals who are drawn together through their developing friendship.
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‘Tyrannosaur’ Review: Hard To Digest At Times, This Is a Solid First Feature From Paddy Considine
“The Disappearance of Alice Creed” is Taut, Well Acted
J Blakeson’s feature debut The Disappearance of Alice Creed is a low budget British thriller starring Gemma Arterton, Eddie Marsan and Martin Compston. Read the review of this surprisingly twisty film.
Movie Review: Sherlock Holmes (2009)
Some “purists”, who should probably re-read Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, will complain that the movie is not true to Sherlock Holmes’ essence. However, it is made clear in the written stories that he is a martial art expert and an avid boxer (“The Adventure Of The Empty House”). Why would a man who often puts himself in danger not come into some physical confrontation at one point or another and you know… use his fighting skills?
Movie Review: Happy Go Lucky (2008)
Happy Go Lucky is a British movie that was a mere blip on the radar in the US so I jumped on the chance to see it. The movie directed by Mike Leigh, features Sally Hawkins as Poppy, an elementary school teacher with an interesting take on life. Yes, you guessed it, Poppy is happy go lucky. She has an extremely positive view of life, she smiles and laughs at anything and everything.
Movie Review: Hancock (2008)
Tired of watching the same old take on superhero movie? Then Hancock might just be for you. Hancock (Will Smith) is an alcoholic, careless superhero disliked by the general population because of his childish behavior and obvious contempt for just about everyone. Although well intentioned, Hancock causes immense amount of collateral damage, flying into buildings, [...]
