The Art Of Getting By Review
There’s a memorable movie sequence in the splendid marionette inspired feature Team America, where the protagonist undergoes a miraculous transformation from wooden doll to wooden doll with slightly harder pecs.
All the while, an 80’s inspired song serenading the virtues of the cinematic montage plays over the top.
You Instead Review
Festival season is finally over, and thank god for that.
Of course, other brands of deities are available. Or not, depending on what environment you were unlucky enough to be born into.
The travelling, the mud, the average bands drowning out anything good, the god awful food leading to the hell that is a festival portakabin.
Final Destination 5 Review
We don’t always get to choose our own destiny.
It’s a rum state of affairs but our cards are often marked from birth, even if we can’t quite grasp this from our own bubble like vantage point.
Final Destination 5 seems to know its place in the world and, having accepted this fate, is happy to laugh at itself in the face of mortal danger.
The Guard Review
No one ever really dies.
Do you believe that?
Well if not, for you, it’s almost over now.
Fortunately for Galway, one Gerry Boyle has no doubts about his own mortality.
Villain Review
Can you feel sympathy for a murderer? Are unjust actions that precede a crime as heinous as the act itself? These are two of the questions Japanese-Korean director Sang-il Lee asks his audience to contemplate while watching his award winning film Villain.