Movies

10 Movies That Were Better than the Book

‘Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice’ is a decent Batman film with a Superman problem

‘Die Another Day’ flounders amidst bare faced stupidity

‘Spectre’ is an entertaining and bombastic swan song for Daniel Craig’s James Bond

‘Evolution’ Movie Review – is as mysterious as it is beautiful and a masterclass in tone and restraint

‘Rattle the Cage’ Movie Review – is a tightly wound thriller that almost falls apart in its final moments

‘Under Electric Clouds’ Movie Review – envisages a Russia of the near future struggling with the legacy of its Soviet forebears

‘Ruined Heart: Another Love Story between a Criminal and a Whore’ Movie Review

‘Yakuza Apocalypse’ Movie Review – is the greatest yakuza vampire movie ever made

‘The Club’ Movie Review – finds moments of grace and meaning amongst the sinful and depraved

‘The Corpse of Anna Fritz’ Movie Review – is a surprisingly tame necrophilia thriller

‘Mountains May Depart’ Movie Review – is a partly gripping relationship drama that overstays its welcome

‘Bone Tomahawk’ Movie Review – is a character-driven Western with a horror spin that engages despite its languid pace

‘Assassination’ Movie Review – brings the Tarantino touch to an important period of South Korean history

‘Suffragette’ Movie Review – impactfully chronicles a long, hard struggle

‘Parabellum’ Movie Review – offers a minimalist take on the Apocalypse

‘Lucifer’ Movie Review – is a hypnotic and satirical reflection on faith

‘Gold Coast’ Movie Review – is a problematic colonialism drama

‘Pan’ is a fantastic mess and a messy fantasy

‘Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck’ avoids a literary reading of Cobain’s life

“Le Chat Dans Le Sac” Romantically Discusses Quebec’s Quiet Revolution

‘Storm In The Andes’ (2015) offers insight into neglected 21st Century conflict

‘The Man in the Wall’ Movie Review – is an excellently paced psychological drama