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Jacques Audiard’s films ranked from worst to best

April 8, 2016 by Matthew Lee

Matthew Lee ranks Jacques Audiard’s films from worst to best… To coincide with the release of Jacques Audiard’s Dheepan [read our review here], the winner of last year’s Palme d’Or at Cannes Film Festival, we’re looking through this auteur’s back catalogue. With consistent critical acclaim, we’re here to see if such receptions still hold up, and […]

Filed Under: Articles, Opinions and Long Reads, Matthew Lee, Movies Tagged With: A Prophet, A Self-Made Hero, Armand Verdure, Aure Atika, Corrine Masiero, Daniele Lebrun, Emmanuelle Devos, Jacques Audiard, Jean Yanne, Jean-Louis Trintignant, Jonathan Zaccaï, Linh Dan Pham, Marion Cotillard, Mathieu Kassovitz, Matthias Schoenaerts, Niels Arestrup, Oliver Gourmet, Olivia Bonamy, Read My Lips, Romain Duris, Rust and Bone, Sandrine Kiberlain, See How They Fall, Tahar Rahim, The Beat that my Heart skipped, Vincent Cassel, Yvon Back

Why Mindhunter Is One of Netflix’s Greatest Ever Shows

August 24, 2019 by Samuel Brace

Samuel Brace on Netflix’s Mindhunter… “How do we get ahead of crazy if we don’t know how crazy thinks?” This is the central question behind Netflix’s original drama Mindhunter, a series based on real life events and characters, a series that delves into the formation of the FBI’s behavioural sciences unit. Mindhunter has an awful […]

Filed Under: Articles, Opinions and Long Reads, Samuel Brace, Television Tagged With: David Fincher, Mindhunter

Why Attack of the Clones is the worst Star Wars movie

May 19, 2019 by admin

Luke Owen looks back at Attack of the Clones… The year is 1999. The excitement and buzz surrounding the release of the first Star Wars movie since 1983 is at an all-time high. We’d recently just relived our love of the original trilogy via the 1997 Special Edition re-releases, and now here we are with […]

Filed Under: Articles, Opinions and Long Reads, Luke Owen, Movies Tagged With: Hayden Christensen, Natalie Portman, Star Wars, Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones

When Classics Turn Out To Be Boring

August 1, 2018 by Neil Calloway

Neil Calloway Fails To Watch Films He Has Been Told Are Great… I’ll start this by saying that I know this makes me a terrible person, I should be ashamed of myself and I need to immediately present myself at the nearest film re-education camp. I know all this, but I don’t care. The thing […]

Filed Under: Articles, Opinions and Long Reads, Movies, Neil Calloway Tagged With: Penda's Fen, The Godfather

Enter The Muscles from Brussels: The Jean-Claude Van Damme Tournament Fight Film

October 4, 2020 by Tom Jolliffe

Tom Jolliffe looks at Jean-Claude Van Damme’s history of tournament fight films… If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. For a while in the earlier career of Jean-Claude Van Damme, that seemed to be more or less the case. When Enter the Dragon ended up as a cultural and cinematic phenomenon, a host of imitators […]

Filed Under: Articles, Opinions and Long Reads, Movies, Tom Jolliffe Tagged With: Bloodsport, In Hell, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Kickboxer, Kickboxer Retaliation, Lionheart, The Quest

Three Films and Six Van Dammes: The JCVD Dual Role Routine

June 4, 2020 by Tom Jolliffe

Tom Jolliffe looks back at Jean-Claude Van Damme’s dual role films… Who doesn’t love an action star? Oi, put your hands down now! Still, for us that do, we all have our favourites. Occasionally there were rivalries and camps. You could be an Arnold Schwarzenegger kid or a Sylvester Stallone kid. Maybe you were secretly […]

Filed Under: Articles, Opinions and Long Reads, Movies, Tom Jolliffe Tagged With: double impact, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Maximum Risk, replicant

The Best Story Arcs from Star Wars: The Clone Wars

May 1, 2020 by Ricky Church

Ricky Church on the best story arcs from Star Wars: The Clone Wars… With Star Wars: The Clone Wars currently airing its long-awaited seventh and final season, it’s high time to get caught up on the adventures of Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano during the widespread Clone Wars. Though Disney+ recently put out a list […]

Filed Under: Articles, Opinions and Long Reads, Ricky Church, Television Tagged With: Dave Filoni, Disney, Lucasfilm, Star Wars, Star Wars: The Clone Wars

30 Years On: Steven Seagal in Marked For Death

October 5, 2020 by Tom Jolliffe

Tom Jolliffe looks back at one of Steven Seagal’s early works, as Marked For Death turns 30… After breaking out with Above The Law, a lot was expected among action fans for what would follow from Steven Seagal. It would take a couple of years waiting until the next one, but 1990 saw two Seagal […]

Filed Under: Articles, Opinions and Long Reads, Movies, Tom Jolliffe Tagged With: Basil Wallace, Dwight H. Little, Keith David, Marked For Death, Steven Seagal

A Double Hit of Luc Besson Assassin Films: Nikita and Leon

April 17, 2020 by Tom Jolliffe

Tom Jolliffe double bills Luc Besson’s Nikita and Leon…  Think back to the 90’s. A transitional time for action films. It was also an era that saw a French director hit it big in Hollywood. Then think about the best assassin films of the decade. Chances are when piling up candidates, you’re likely to have […]

Filed Under: Articles, Opinions and Long Reads, Movies, Tom Jolliffe Tagged With: Anne Parillaud, Eric Serra, Gary Oldman, Jean Reno, La Femme Nikita, Leon, Leon: The Professional, Luc Besson, Natalie Portman, Thecky Karyo

Has Showgirls actually become kind of good?

September 22, 2020 by Tom Jolliffe

Tom Jolliffe takes a look back at Showgirls, once universally derided and considered one of the worst films ever… but is it actually misunderstood? Upon its release in 1995, Paul Verhoeven’s trashy spectacular, Showgirls was obliterated by critics. It was a lavish, Vegas set tale with plenty of excess dismissed as vacuous, grimy and seedy. […]

Filed Under: Articles, Opinions and Long Reads, Movies, Tom Jolliffe Tagged With: Elizabeth Berkley, Gina Gershon, Paul Verhoeven, Showgirls

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