LATEST ARTICLES
- All Topics
- Entertainment
- Fashion
- Lifestyle
- Art & Literature
- Technology & Science
- Environment
- Causes
- Sport
- Current Affairs
CONTRIBUTORS
-
Joe West
Latest Post:
Video Review: Johnny English Reborn – Afterbirth -
-
Nick Clarke
Latest Post:
The Killer Inside Me – Review -
Neil Innes
Latest Post:
The A Team : B-Movie -
-
-
-
-
A review of the cancer comedy 50/50 starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Seth Rogen.
-
Batman Arkham City: A Review
Holy obvious reference, Batman! The Dark Knight hits gaming gold. Again.
-
Melancholia – Film Review
Lars Von Trier has produced an unapologetic, self interested piece of work which is cathartic for him as a director yet sometimes long winded and lethargic for audiences. Where ‘Dogville’ and ‘The Idiots’ explored social structure and the nature of humanity when this is altered, Melancholia is about dread.
-
Alois Nebel: Stunning Czech animation reflects on recent history
This atmospheric Czech rotoscope animation is a sophisticated reflection on recent central European history.
-
Video Review: Johnny English Reborn – Afterbirth
Johnny English Reborn is to satirical spoofs what cuddling is to full sex
-
Review: Drive – Hell on Wheels
A review of the thriller starring Ryan Gosling and Carey Mulligan
-
Las Acacias: a delicate take on the road movie
Truck driver Ruben gives Jacinta and her baby a lift from Paraguay to Buenos Aires. This is an assured debut from writer/director Pablo Giorgelli with nuanced performances from the main characters.
-
Vide review: Crazy, Stupid, Love – Too, Many, Commas
Is Crazy, Stupid, Love one punctuation mark too many?
-
Video Review: Killer Elite – Brown Bread in the water
Jason Statham is bordering on action faction in Killer Elite
-
Video Review: Drive – Silent but Violent
Drive is violent yet understated and utterly brilliant
-
Harry Potter actor Jason Isaacs set to star in BBC radio sci-fi play
-
The Lost Art of the Film Poster
Neil Innes tries to find out why the industry's poster art is dying?
-
Review: Blinkbox.com
Blinkbox allows users to preview, buy and rent full length premium movies and TV shows online, some for free with ads, some for a fee. To succeed it needs to be easy to use, well organised and well priced. It falls short on all three counts, but all is not lost...
-
Little Scene : The Return
Neil Innes takes another look at Andrey Zvyagintsev devastating debut, The Return
-
Review: Go Fast – Partis en 60 secondes
French action movie Go Fast delivers thrills in an unending stream
-
Film review: Book of Eli sends powerful message
Denzel Washington portrays a man on a holy mission in the powerful movie "The Book of Eli." It also stars Gary Oldman and Mila Kunis.
-
Kate Bosworth: an exclusive profile
Landing a role in a major film with Robert Redford may be just the stuff...
-
Review: Cul De Sac starring Kiana Firouz
Lesbian movie maker Kiana Firouz will be hanged if she returns to Iran where homosexuality is a crime.
-
See what you missed at The London Film and Comic Con
Star Trek meets Back To The Future, with a bit of Doctor Who
-
Marsha Thomason on having to consider her ethnicity
Marsha Thomason discusses the looks and image obsessed aspects of the film industry
-
Twilight sequel, New Moon screens in London to continue the tragedy of Bella Swan, Edward Cullen and Jacob Black...
-
The Lost Art of the Film Poster
Neil Innes tries to find out why the industry's poster art is dying?
-
Precious: The final taboo
Precious: Fat is still a feminist issue as Precious fails to address the final taboo
-
Review: Up in the Air – Business Class
George Clooney is predictably excellent as professional job-terminator Ryan Bingham
-
Review: New Moon – Woof Woof
New Moon is making grown women swoon, but what's going on underneath?
-
DuWop’s ‘Twilight Venom’ works well
There are some similarities, of course, between this lip venom and other lip pumpers, but the "Twilight Venom" brand carries a special familiarity.
-
Where The Wild Things Are: a testament to the power of childhood
t5m's Nicholas Deigman reviews Spike Jonze's most personal and beautiful film to date
-
A Single Man: A Day in the Life
Designer Tom Ford makes a stylish sharp looking debut film, A Single Man, starring Julianne Moore and Colin Firth
-
Review: The Invention of Lying – Written by, directed by and starring Ricky Gervais (Obviously)
Ricky Gervais directs The Invention of Lying and plays it too safe
-
Review: The Green Hornet – Buzzkill
Can Seth Rogen save this 3D adventure? No, he can't
-
... [read more]
Latest post, 1 year, 3 months ago:
Paul Review: Close Encounters of the Nerd Kind -
A film lover's look at film - from reviews to discussions and interviews - we take a specialist look at the finer points of cinema.... [read more]
Latest post, 1 year, 3 months ago:
South Bank Sky Arts Awards 2011: REV -
The latest releases, the biggest blockbusters and the must know film news, if it's worth seeing, it's on Salty or Sweet. ... [read more]
Latest post, 9 months, 3 weeks ago:
Horrible Bosses: An Average Appraisal -
The latest from DeadlyMovies, a safehouse for masked murderers, Alien face-huggers, creatures from the ocean floor, monsters from Skull Island, reanimated corpses, and everything else that lives under your bed.... [read more]
Latest post, 1 year, 3 months ago:
SAW The Final Chapter: Game Over? -
Movie buff, book lover, concert goer, writer, Twilighter - I am the gal you want on your team at the pub quiz for my random trivia recall. I have a BA from the London... [read more]
Latest post, 1 year, 11 months ago:
Joan Jett & The BlackHearts rock London’s 100 Club -
Mark is an experienced freelance writer with a background in video games, entertainment and film journalism. His work has appeared in numerous publications and websites including Filmink, 360 Gamer, Cinemania, Micro Mart and Fast Car... [read more]
Latest post, 2013 years, 10 months ago:
Deus Ex: Human Revolution Trailer -
Stuart Heritage is the editor of award-winning sarcastic celebrity blog hecklerspray.com, and a regular contributor to The Guardian's culture section. He's written TV shows you either haven't heard of or didn't like and in 2009... [read more]
Latest post, 2 years, 7 months ago:
What’s all this about Paranormal Activity? -
A product of Scotland and a second-generation child of modern media, Richard's natural ability to form accurate and correct opinion has seen him work for a number of actual printed publications. He's tinkered with gadgets,... [read more]
Latest post, 1 month, 3 weeks ago:
SSX: A Review
RECENT COMMENTS
LATEST REVIEWS
- 01
-
Review: 50/50 – Fairly Middling
- 02
-
Batman Arkham City: A Review
- 03
-
Melancholia – Film Review
- 04
-
Alois Nebel: Stunning Czech animation reflects on recent history
- 05
-
Video Review: Johnny English Reborn – Afterbirth
- 06
-
Review: Drive – Hell on Wheels
- 07
-
Las Acacias: a delicate take on the road movie
- 08
-
Vide review: Crazy, Stupid, Love – Too, Many, Commas
- 09
-
Video Review: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 – Disenchanted
- 10
-
Video Review: Horrible Bosses – Crapple Polishers
FEATURED CLIP
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEWS
-
A world class actor both on screen and stage, Christian Slater is one of the most renowned actors of our... -
Actress and producer Rosario Dawson best known for her film roles in Rent, Death Proof and Eagle Eye takes a... -
With no training to her name, it was a dream come true for Jamie Lee Curtis to land the lead...
PUBLICATIONS
-
Clueless star Brittany Murphy dies, aged 32
-
What’s on t5m: Sarah Palin’s memoirs, London Film Festival, the God debate and Uprising launches
-
Trudie Styler gets a Crude awakening
-
Kate Moss rocks out, Lily Allen duets and Will Young dances for ‘Hoping for Palestine’
-
Beatles director is honoured at The Flipside: uncovering cinematic gems at the BFI
