Film

K-O performance for ‘Scott Pilgrim’ film

By Joel Murray on August 31, 2010

Videogames and comics combine to create a romance and action film like no other. Joel Murray reviews the self-titled “epic of epic epicness”.

Nolan succeeds again with ‘Inception’

By Joel Murray on August 10, 2010

Prepare to be amazed and astounded with Christopher Nolan’s latest film “Inception”, with visuals and a plot to surprise everyone.

Shrek series ends happily ever after

By Samantha Viner on July 16, 2010

After a poor third outing, the green ogre goes back to his fairytale roots in “Shrek Forever After”, a fairly predictable 3D family film.

Countdown to major success for Noel Clarke?

By Staff Reporter on June 15, 2010

An exciting thriller of diamond conflicts and personal woes, but whether “4.3.2.1″ is step in the right direction for writer Noel Clarke is debatable.

Brits and Bruckheimer make ‘Prince of Persia’ epic

By Joel Murray on May 24, 2010

Continuing the record of live-action epics, Walt Disney Pictures bring “Prince of Persia: Sands of Time” to the big screen.

‘Iron Man 2′ fails to beat its predecessor

By Staff Reporter on May 10, 2010

After a blockbuster lull since the hype of “Avatar”, “Iron Man 2″ kicks off the 2010 summer movie season, hoping to match the box office success and critical repute of its predecessor. But does it succeed?

Uproariously-funny ‘Four Lions’ struggles with the serious

By Rob Wells on May 9, 2010

Satirist Chris Morris’s debut film ‘Four Lions’ follows four would-be suicide bombers. But while it nails the humour, it struggles to integrate the serious issues.

A serious Cyrus in the generic ‘The Last Song’

By Rebecca Caroline on May 8, 2010

In another love story that we have all seen before, the film adaptation of Nicholas Sparks’ latest novel “The Last Song” left much to be desired. Rebecca Caroline reviews the film.

Greek mythology facelift in ‘Clash of the Titans’

By Joel Murray on April 16, 2010

Greek mythology, gods and action: “Clash of the Titans” has finally hit our cinema screens. Starring Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes, Joel Murray reviews the latest 3D release.

‘Kick Ass’ is a vulgar and violent visual treat

By Joel Murray on April 6, 2010

Masks, violence and secret identities: the latest comic-book genre movie like you’ve never seen before. Joel Murray reviews the anticipated “Kick Ass”.

iPhone 4-ever?

June 21, 2010

With the launch of the new iPhone just around the corner, will the new smartphone do its three years of design justice?

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30 Seconds To Mars to rock the Engine Shed

August 31, 2010

One of the biggest rock bands touring today are set to make a trip to Lincoln as part of BBC Radio 1’s Student Tour this October alongside DJs Zane Lowe and Fearne Cotton.