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Snitch

July 4, 2013Benjamin Leave a Comment

Traffic was a 2001 film by Steven Soderberg about the structure of the illegal drugs trade and the reasons the war on drugs is failing. It looks at the issue on a global scale but also shows the repercussions at… Continue Reading →

Films, Reviews 2013, drugs, Dwayne Johnson, movies, The Rock, Traffic

Now You See Me

June 22, 2013Benjamin Leave a Comment

Magic hasn’t had the greatest PR over the years, with magicians viewed in some circles as just tricksters and frauds. They are, after all, people who are actively trying to deceive an audience and so, in some ways, not to… Continue Reading →

Films, Reviews 2013, Dave Franco, heist movies, illusionists, illusions, Isla Fisher, Jesse Eisenberg, magic, magicians, Mark Ruffalo, Michael Caine, Morgan Freeman, movies, theft, Woody Harrelson

Man Of Steel

June 16, 2013Benjamin Leave a Comment

Zack Snyder’s last film was Sucker Punch, the most misguided attempt at making a film about female empowerment ever and the worst film I have ever seen. I have seen pornography with greater artistic merits. He has now made a… Continue Reading →

Films, Reviews 2013, Amy Adams, Gneral Zod, Henry Cavill, Lois Lane, Michael Shannon, movies, superhero, superheroes, Superman, Zack Snyder

Behind The Candelabra

June 16, 2013Benjamin Leave a Comment

Is this Steven Soderbergh’s last movie? I hope not, but if it is, it’s a brilliant way to go out. I knew nothing of Liberace before this film, aside from the extravagant dress sense, that he played piano, and that… Continue Reading →

Films, Reviews 1970s, 1980s, 2013, AIDS, Comedy, Drama, gay, HBO, love, Matt Damon, Michael Douglas, movies, Steven Soderbergh

The Iceman

June 16, 2013Benjamin Leave a Comment

I’ve been a little under the weather and it’s left me with a little bit of a backlog of movies so I’m going to make these next 3 reviews a little shorter than usual. No need to thank me. So… Continue Reading →

Films, Reviews 2013, hitman, Iceman, killers, mafia, Michael Shannon, mob, movies, Winona Ryder

Colossal Velocity

June 16, 2013Benjamin Leave a Comment

I’m rather excited by the forthcoming Alan Partridge movie, Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa. The latest trailer came out earlier this week and I wanted to flag it, in case you’ve not seen it… And here’s the original teaser trailer, explaining… Continue Reading →

Films, Trailers Alan Partridge, Alpha Papa. Steve Coogan

Populaire

June 7, 2013Benjamin Leave a Comment

Populaire is a curious film. Almost anything set in the recent(ish) past nowadays has to do so with a sly nod and wink in some way, acknowledging how the world has changed, or glorying in the way things used to… Continue Reading →

Films, Reviews 1950s, 2013, Comedy, Foreign, French, movies, romance, secretaries, typewriting

A Hijacking

May 27, 2013Benjamin 1 Comment

Denmark has, in recent years, become the centre of dramatic revolution, with television series like The Killing and The Bridge wowing highbrow television viewers in ways that a British series hasn’t for a long time, while films like The Hunt… Continue Reading →

Films, Reviews 2013, A Hijacking, Borgen, Danish, Denmark, Drama, Films, real life, The Bridge, The Hunt, The Killing, Tobias Lindholm

Fast & Furious 6

May 20, 2013Benjamin Leave a Comment

Let’s keep this short, shall we. This is a Fast & Furious movie. The 6th one, in case you couldn’t tell. And you know what that means – cars, racing, speed, explosions, Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, scripts and acting of… Continue Reading →

Films, Reviews 2013, cars, driving, Fast, Fast & Furious, Film, Furious, Gina Carano, Michelle Rodriguez, movie, Paul Walker, speed, street racing, The Rock, Vin Diesel

The Great Gatsby

May 20, 2013Benjamin Leave a Comment

I had not read The Great Gatsby before I saw the film, despite its reputation as possibly THE great American novel. The early reviews of the film had almost put me off seeing it purely on the basis that it… Continue Reading →

Films, Reviews Baz Luhrmann, book, F Scott Fitzgerald, Leonardo Di Caprio, The Great Gatsby, Tobey Maguire

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