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Scorsese at the B-Movies for Shutter Island
Shutter Island is too long and its increasingly surreal tone provides an ending that’s a bit of a cheat... more | Add your review
It’s Day’s night, and no one is going to spoil her story
A Sentimental Journey
Film
This is a shocking, replenishing film, not to be missed
Green Zone
Restaurants
It is great that Bruno Loubet is back — and at prices that are eminently fair
Bistro Bruno Loubet
The action and direction are superb and the acting good, but the plot is so pathetic it defies belief
Wonderful - beautifully acted and gloriously funny, particularly Simon Russell Beale and Fiona Shaw
Probably the most important photography exhibition london has ever seen
With dramatic brilliance, moral complexity, relentless thrills and Matt Damon, director Paul Greengrass exposes the terrible lies that stood behind the decision to go war in Iraq... more | Add your review
Shutter Island is too long and its increasingly surreal tone provides an ending that’s a bit of a cheat... more | Add your review
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo is a fine psychological thriller which sticks so closely to Larssen’s plot that it’s almost as long as Avatar... more | Add your review
Hachi: A Dog's Tale is an extraordinary and touching story but told with too beady an eye on the box-office for comfort — even if you’re a doggy person... more | Add your review
Plus Taylors of Harrogate's Decaffè coffee, a cafetière and a
coffee scoop.
The Kreutzer Sonata, Bernard Rose’s study of sexual obsession, doesn’t spare the humping scenes... more | Add your review
The Ape, a small Danish tour de force from Jesper Ganslandt has Olle Sarri as an ordinary denizen of suburbia who has “gone ape”. .. more | Add your review
In the Land of the Free, dedicated to Anita Roddick, is not only the best documentary of the year, it is also spearheading a campaign... more | Add your view
Film-lovers can explore the studios where the St Trinian’s and James Bond movies are made as part of the first London Film Day... more | Add your view
Video: Kathryn Bigelow makes Oscars history by becoming the first woman to win the best director award for The Hurt Locker.. more | Add your view
Video: Sandra Bullock has finally tasted Oscar glory after a diverse and up-and-down film career.. more | Add your view
Predictably unpredictable as ever, Tim Burton and Johnny Depp let their imaginations run away with them in Wonderland... more | Add your review
The story of a French film producer caught between family and career travels far into the questions that really matter in life in Father of my Children... more | Add your review
Michael Moore pulls no punches in his documentary about the global economic collapse — and his polemic is all the better for it... more | Add your review
We don't see a lot of either Banksy or his work in Exit Through The Gift Shop.. more | Add your review
Giles Borg tells the story of Stevie, a cardigan-wearing guitarist who has a lousy job at a call centre and no hope of a girlfriend.. more | Add your review
If you suspected your husband was having an affair, would you hire a call-girl to test his resolve?.. more | Add your review
A bunch of good-natured Gillingham fans travel north to watch their team play mighty Newcastle United in the FA Cup in Steve Kelly's film.. more | Add your review
The Irish Tourist Board will be suitably grateful for Neil Jordan's beautifully shot fable about a young fisherman.. more | Add your review
Everybody's Fine, starring Robert De Niro, collapses into gooey sentiment after an hour or so of promise... more | Add your review
If art-prankster Banksy’s first film is a hoax, as it just might be, it’s an extremely complex and clever one... more | Add your review
Directed by Scott Stewart, this film is a mélange of not very special effects and acting by numbers.. more | Add your review
Katherine Dieckmann's film follows Eliza (Uma Thurman), a long-suffering mother, over one day in New York.. more | Add your review
Renée Zellweger plays a social worker who adopts a girl (Jodelle Ferland) who has been badly abused and begins to rue the day.. more | Add your review
Only the presence of Harrison Ford prevents Tom Vaughan's film, based on a true story, from seeming like a TV movie.. more | Add your review
Jean-Pierre Jeunet is an expert director who is frequently too clever by about two-thirds in Micmacs.. more | Add your review
