Despite a slightly fractured narrative, Norway’s most expensive cinematic undertaking ever is very much a film of two halves (even... READ FULL REVIEW

With its eccentric names (Shahbandar), double entendres and slap(stick) and tickle, it’s easy to see what drew the Coen boys... READ FULL REVIEW

Somewhat overshadowed by that other young girl in peril tale, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Nguyen’s Oscar-nominated drama is a... READ FULL REVIEW

Lovers of gastro-porn and fine French dramedy will lap up this amiable tale which feels like a cross between the... READ FULL REVIEW

Come back Bella and Edward - all is forgiven. Yes, anyone who thought the Twilight quintology represented a low-tide mark... READ FULL REVIEW

A lament for the loss of book-loving, a paen to the dying art of letter writing -there is a lot... READ FULL REVIEW

Great and powerful? More like merely good and enjoyable. Reining in his trademark dark excesses, director Sam Raimi’s prequel is... READ FULL REVIEW

Great and powerful? More like merely good and enjoyable. Reining in his trademark dark excesses, director Sam Raimi’s prequel is... READ FULL REVIEW

Surprisingly just the second proper adaptation of the Dickens classic and staple of university Stage 1 English, this lavishly costumed,... READ FULL REVIEW

Like last year’s My Weekend with Marilyn, this is another excellent, less-than-flattering biopic of a Hollywood icon and fascinating insight... READ FULL REVIEW