Countdown to major success for Noel Clarke?
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
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
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…
Uproariously-funny ‘Four Lions’ struggles with the serious
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’
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…
Greek mythology facelift in ‘Clash of the Titans’
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
Masks, violence and secret identities: the latest comic-book genre movie like you’ve never seen before. Joel Murray reviews the anticipated "Kick Ass".
Pattinson’s return in ‘Remember Me’ is forgetful
Following the "Twilight" saga's success, heart-throb Robert Pattinson's performance in "Remember Me" has been eagerly awaited. Unfortunately it doesn't live up to all the hype.
Eyes wide open for “Shutter Island”
The much anticipated "Shutter Island" has arrived on the silver screen and it certainly delivers the quality you expect, but definitely not how you expect it.
‘Phillip Morris’ shows a different side to Carrey
Like we've never seen him before, Jim Carrey's new film 'I love you Phillip Morris' shows that he's more than just a slapstick comedian. Crystal Holmes reviews the film.