DVD & Blu-Ray: Water for Elephants ★☆☆☆☆
Set in the American depression of the 1930s, this big-screen adaptation of Sara Gruen’s best-selling…
Set in the American depression of the 1930s, this big-screen adaptation of Sara Gruen’s best-selling…
Richard Ayoade jumps into his directorial debut with a bit too much enthusiasm, making Submarine a little hard to handle.
Rapunzel is brought back to life by Disney, in a cheesy but thoroughly enjoyable way.
Derivative, tedious and rather trying, this low-budget sci-fi road movie is far from the masterpiece…
Wonderful cinematography and Zac Efron’s half-decent performance can’t save this boring story.
Terrence Malick’s latest production mixes A-list stars and a stuttering storyline to create an audience-dividing phenomenon.
The issue of child sex abuse is handled carefully and commendably in John Patrick Shanley’s 2009 drama.
Because Hollywood is so desperate to con people into thinking 3D entertainment is the best…
While not as good as some of Pixar’s finest works, The Incredibles is still widely enjoyable and entertaining.
It’s hard to see whether this inept and boring thriller is an affectionate throwback to…
A mix of various influences and styles, Pedro Almodóvar’s 2004 Spanish drama is an eccentric but spectacular work of art.
Non-sensationalist Holocaust film, handled with care
We’re all in this together
As sleazy, tasteless and misogynistic as any other Judd Apatow-backed comedy