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A Gung-Ho Michael Bay Celebrates Male Heroes In “13 Hours: The Battle Of Benghazi”
Michael Bay gets to celebrate his two favourite things - America and male heroes - in 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi...
Posted On 12 Jun 2016
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//Dan Stephens
Lawrence Gough’s Spirited Debut “Salvage” Boasts Style & Substance
Salvage is a spirited directorial debut that gains from satisfying plot twists and the tough-girl performance of its star Neve McIntosh...
Posted On 06 Jun 2016
Top 10 Films About Vengeful Vigilantes
Top 10 Films checks out a selection of great movies about vengeful vigilantes including Get Carter & The Limey...
Posted On 03 Jun 2016
Review: Ken Loach Delights With Whisky & Crime Capers In “The Angels’ Share”
Top 10 Films editor Dan Stephens takes a look at one of the great British social-realist's most endearing and entertaining films...
Posted On 27 May 2016
Ken Loach Takes Home Palme D’Or For “I Daniel Blake”
Ken Loach becomes a double Palme d'Or winner as I Daniel Blake takes the top prize at Cannes...
Posted On 23 May 2016
“Annabelle” Is A Pleasing Side Order To “The Conjuring’s” Main Course
Annabelle is a worthy companion to James Wan's The Conjuring and will thrill fans of Insidious and its ilk...
Posted On 20 May 2016
Review: Leigh Whannell’s “Insidious: Chapter 3” Is Hollywood’s Scariest Horror Film In Years
Leigh Whannell, the co-creator of Saw and Insidious, needs to make more horror movies because he's bloody good at it...
Posted On 13 May 2016
“The Rise” Is A Smart, Entertaining British Gangster Flick
The Rise is quite novel: it's a British Gangster film that's actually very good. Writer-director Rowan Athale even avoids the self-conscious styling of genre "head boy" Guy Richie...
Posted On 11 May 2016
