The Tale of the Princess Kaguya review by Richard Chester
STUDIO Ghibli have a reputation for displaying a consistency for making enchanting, funny and moving animated films and with The Tale of the Princess Kaguya, their 19th official feature, their trend for consistency continues.
Based...
Shaun the Sheep Movie Review
THERE is a theory that animated films are only really designed to entertain children.
But once again, that theory has been dispelled with Shaun the Sheep Movie, which sees the lovable character from Wallace and...
The Water Diviner review by Richard Chester
CLINT Eastwood, Warren Beatty, Robert Redford, Kevin Costner, George Clooney, Ben Affleck. All Hollywood actors who have managed to carve a successful career of moving to the other side of the camera.
Now Russell Crowe...
Jauja review by Richard Chester
The western genre is given the arthouse treatment with Jauja, an Argentinian and Danish co-production starring the usually-reliable Viggo Mortensen and though it looks promising, this is not one to remember too fondly.
Set in...
Love Is Strange Trailer and review by Richard Chester
Romantic films have a tendency to get it wrong by featuring uninteresting characters and becoming cliché-ridden. This though is an example from the genre that, though imperfect, has nothing of the sort.
Love is Strange...
Still Alice Official Trailer and review by Richard Chester
JULIANNE Moore is without doubt one of the finest actresses of her generation and her performance in Still Alice, the film that recently won her a deserved Best Actress Academy Award, only serves to...
