Written by Adam Carson. 10. Dredd (2012) Sticking true to the comic source material, Dredd debuted guns blazing in 2012. Judge Dredd (Karl Urban) and his inexperienced sidekick, Judge Anderson (Olivia Thirlby), are forced to bring order to a 200-storey high-rise block of flats and deal with its resident drug lord, Ma-Ma (Lena Headey). […]
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Written by Guillermo Troncoso. John McClane, what a life! From his simple beginnings at the Nakatomi Plaza, to taking down internet terrorists, his adventures have become more outlandish and more ridiculous with every single “bad day” he’s had. There’s no denying just how great the first three Die Hard films were – even the fourth
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Written by Guillermo Troncoso. Hell hath no fury like an angry mother, especially when that angry mother is a demonic ghost determined to take back her two “daughters”. Annabel and Lucas take custody of his nieces, two little girls that were left alone in the forest for five years. After creepy incidents begin occurring in
Written by Adam Carson. As a spiritual offspring from the writers of The Hangover (Jon Lucas and Scott Moore), there were somewhat high hopes in this tale of three friends who drink the night away, encountering wild situations and engaging in crazy antics along the way. Former best friends Miller (Miles Teller) and Casey (Skylar
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Written by Guillermo Troncoso. Mark Wahlberg stars as Billy Taggart, an ex-cop turned private investigator who gets double-crossed by the mayor of New York City (Russell Crowe). Broken City benefits from the good performances by its two leads. Mark Wahlberg (also one of the film’s producers) does his usual likeable tough-guy role and he does
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Written by Guillermo Troncoso. It’s been around 74 years since Judy Garland tapped those ruby slippers together in The Wizard Of Oz. It’s considered one of the greatest children’s films of all time and it manages to enchant generation after generation with its sense of awe and magic. When it was announced that Sam Raimi was to
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Written by Zac Platt. Side Effects has enough interesting material to explore to be a truly memorable thriller, unfortunately director Steven Soderbergh’s approach is claustrophobic and unfocussed. The first half of Side Effects explores Emily’s (Rooney Mara) depression and the consequences of medicating it. This story plateaus with the murder of her husband (Channing Tatum)
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Written by Guillermo Troncoso. Cloud Atlas is based on the 2004 novel by David Mitchell. It consists of six interconnected stories that take place in different parts of the world and in different time periods. The stories range from a voyage across the pacific in 1850, to the tale of a tribe living in a
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Michael Haneke is one of the most fascinating filmmakers around today. From his exploration of cinematic violence in Funny Games to his diagnosis of German society in The White Ribbon, Haneke has always crafted challenging pieces of cinema. His films require patience – you’ll often have questions, but you won’t get any answers. Amour is
