There is absolutely nothing original, noteworthy or particularly funny about this film. But it’s surprisingly enjoyable…

Woody Allen’s latest film, Midnight in Paris, is just as enjoyable as the title makes it sound. After several films set in London…

Certified, bona fide, genuine American superhero, Captain America protects the world from the Red Skull’s domination while satisfying the desire for superhero action. There’s romance, humor, ass kicking, and even a musical number. After releasing…

There was only one American film in competition at the Cannes Film Festival this year, but the jury headed by Robert De Niro gave it their top prize, the Palme d’Or. Significantly, Terrence Malick’s The Tree of Life doesn’t particularly…

The long running geek fest that is the X-men franchise returns with a ‘reboot’ edition that jumps back to the days before…

This is a quietly hilarious gem of a film from first-time director Richard Ayoade, who is well-known in the UK for his acting in off-beat cult comedies Garth Marenghi and The Mighty Boosh. Adapted from Joe Dunthorne’s book of the same name

Essentially a love story, Water for Elephants is a triumphant tale of tragedy and romance set against the backdrop of a circus during..

Set in Chengdu after the 2008 earthquake, Buddha Mountain is about grief, loss and reconstruction, both literally and metaphorically…

Limitless is a fairly enjoyable trashy film about what would happen if you could just take a pill and become a genius. Eddie Morra (Bradley Cooper) …

A hauntingly captivating portrayal of the grieving process, Rabbit Hole is a movie that lingers in your memory long after you leave the cinema. The third feature from filmmaker John-Cameron Mitchell is a beautifully crafted interpretation…