Film Reviews
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4 March 2011
Lion King animator says only a matter of time before ‘gay families’ appear in Disney films
Andreas Deja, a veteran animator for Disney, has suggested the company would be open to featuring both openly gay character and gay families in future projects.
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4 March 2011
National Portrait Gallery talk to celebrate lesbians and gay men in British cinema
The National Portrait Gallery in London is to host a talk highlighting key lesbian and gay figures in British cinema.
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24 January 2010
Film Review: Brothers
Brokeback Mountain star Jake Gyllenhaal appears in Brothers, the latest in a line of recent war movies that attempt to look into the psyche of soldiers as well as the effect that their absence, experiences and changed personas have on their families.
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24 January 2010
Film Review: All About Steve
This loopy comedy caper about a nerdy crossword creator with a penchant for red cowboy boots will divide the audience firmly in two: you're either going to love it or hate it.
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24 January 2010
Film Review: The Road
This month heralds the much-anticipated release of The Road.
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23 January 2010
Film Review: It’s Complicated
It sure is complicated.
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1 July 2009
Film Review: Bruno
Camp fashion reporter, Brüno, Sacha Baron Cohen's alter ego, is much like his previous role as Borat, dealing with similar topics and in analogous style to his Kazakhstani counterpart.
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1 July 2009
Film Review: Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince
It's been almost eight years since the first of the Harry Potter tales was consigned to celluloid.
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1 July 2009
Film Review: The Proposal
Sandra Bullock almost seems too sweet to play the hard-nosed Editor-in-chief, Margaret Tate, but The Proposal is clearly a movie made for the meaner side of her personality.
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1 July 2009
Film Review: The Private Lives of Pippa Lee
Coming from something of a smothered childhood, the fifty-year-old Pippa Lee finds herself in an idyllic position in life, albeit on a merely superfluous level.
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21 April 2009
Film review: State of Play
From the director, Kevin Macdonald, State of Play features the rise and fall of American congressman Stephen Collins (Ben Affleck) – who is handsome, unflappable, and ascending the ladder of power with unprecedented speed.
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21 April 2009
Film review: Star Trek
JJ Abrams' new Star Trek is driven forwards by a time travel loop – allowing destiny to be altered and a new edge to the original continuity.
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5 April 2009
Film Review: Not Easily Broken
Dave Johnson (Morris Chestnut) has always dreamed of becoming Major League Baseball player, but, after getting injured, he settles for being a little league baseball coach.
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5 April 2009
Film Review: I Love You Man
Many films have relied on the relationship between a couple of male friends and their various farting and vomiting jokes – and this one isn't that different.
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5 April 2009
Film Review: The boat that rocked
Richard Curtis, by his own admission, has carved out his career by making modern classic love films.
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4 March 2011Lion King animator says only a matter of time before ‘gay families’ appear in Disney films 10 Andreas Deja, a veteran animator for Disney, has suggested the company would be open to featuring both openly gay character and gay families in future projects.
4 March 2011National Portrait Gallery talk to celebrate lesbians and gay men in British cinema 7 The National Portrait Gallery in London is to host a talk highlighting key lesbian and gay figures in British cinema.
24 January 2010Film Review: Brothers 4 Brokeback Mountain star Jake Gyllenhaal appears in Brothers, the latest in a line of recent war movies that attempt to look into the psyche of soldiers as well as the effect that their absence, experiences and changed personas have on their families.
24 January 2010Film Review: All About Steve + This loopy comedy caper about a nerdy crossword creator with a penchant for red cowboy boots will divide the audience firmly in two: you're either going to love it or hate it.
24 January 2010Film Review: The Road + This month heralds the much-anticipated release of The Road.
23 January 2010Film Review: It’s Complicated + It sure is complicated.
1 July 2009Film Review: Bruno 4 Camp fashion reporter, Brüno, Sacha Baron Cohen's alter ego, is much like his previous role as Borat, dealing with similar topics and in analogous style to his Kazakhstani counterpart.
1 July 2009Film Review: Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince 7 It's been almost eight years since the first of the Harry Potter tales was consigned to celluloid.
1 July 2009Film Review: The Proposal + Sandra Bullock almost seems too sweet to play the hard-nosed Editor-in-chief, Margaret Tate, but The Proposal is clearly a movie made for the meaner side of her personality.
1 July 2009Film Review: The Private Lives of Pippa Lee + Coming from something of a smothered childhood, the fifty-year-old Pippa Lee finds herself in an idyllic position in life, albeit on a merely superfluous level.
21 April 2009Film review: State of Play + From the director, Kevin Macdonald, State of Play features the rise and fall of American congressman Stephen Collins (Ben Affleck) – who is handsome, unflappable, and ascending the ladder of power with unprecedented speed.
21 April 2009Film review: Star Trek 1 JJ Abrams' new Star Trek is driven forwards by a time travel loop – allowing destiny to be altered and a new edge to the original continuity.
5 April 2009Film Review: Not Easily Broken + Dave Johnson (Morris Chestnut) has always dreamed of becoming Major League Baseball player, but, after getting injured, he settles for being a little league baseball coach.
5 April 2009Film Review: I Love You Man + Many films have relied on the relationship between a couple of male friends and their various farting and vomiting jokes – and this one isn't that different.
5 April 2009Film Review: The boat that rocked + Richard Curtis, by his own admission, has carved out his career by making modern classic love films.
