Movie review
Tin
When one is given a micro-budget, a veteran actress like Jenny Agutter, and a screenplay...
Matthew Lee 17th April 2015
Movie review
Lambert and Stamp
The Who: one of the largest, and arguably greatest, rock bands of the 20th Century...
Matthew Lee 17th April 2015
Movie review
Drone
“The robotic war is here, and the future of war could be an Orwellian version...
Matthew Lee 30th March 2015
Movie review
Get Hard
In 2006, screenwriter Etan Cohen wrote Idiocracy, one of the most overlooked satirical comedies of...
Matthew Lee 24th March 2015
Movie review
Altman
Filmmaker Ron Munn is best known for the 1999 cult cannabis documentary Grass. From watching...
Matthew Lee 19th March 2015
Movie review
Jupiter Ascending
When it comes to ambition, regardless of results, the Wachowskis always aim high. Be it...
Matthew Lee 5th February 2015
Movie review
Life of Riley
The late French New Wave master Alain Resnais began his career tackling such thorny issues...
Matthew Lee 30th January 2015
Movie review
White Bird in a Blizzard
The appeal of Gregg Araki’s work – be it the pessimistic queer Teenage Apocalypse...
Matthew Lee 21st January 2015
Movie review
Two Night Stand
Cinematic tradition dictates that dialogue-heavy narratives are always a risky endeavour. For...
Matthew Lee 16th January 2015
Movie review
Taken 3
The charm of the first Taken was to see dramatic actor Liam Neeson, better known...
Matthew Lee 8th January 2015
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