You’d be forgiven for thinking that the British film industry only churns out gritty dramas about gangsters or hooligans. I’m sure it’s not actually true but you can’t deny that those are generally the ones that make it to the cinema.
moreWe have an embarrasment of featurettes and trailers for Savages so just a short intro… Savages follows Ben and Chon, a couple of pot growers who prove that there’s more to them than meets the eye when a Mexican drug cartel tries to take over their turf.
more–### COMPETITION CLOSED ###– It’s competition time again! This week, courtesy of Universal Pictures Ireland I have 3 Savages goody bags to give away.
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For a flowery film there should be a flowery review. I know I’ve said I don’t do these but… when needs must. Lavish, luscious, sumptuous, opulent…
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I don’t know if I’m a fan of LCD Soundsystem. They were a good band, All My Friends is an amazing track and I’m pretty sure I saw them down at Electric Picnic in 2007…
moreStarring Ireland’s very own Chris O’Dowd, The Sapphires tells the tale of four aboriginal girls who became Australia’s answer to The Supremes.
moreI’m not really in the business of promoting other sites on AverageFilmReviews.com (I have enough trouble finding time to talk about movies…) but this really is a fantastic event that’s well worth my time and yours. Next weekend, September 8th and 9th 2012, sees the return of Movie Fest!
moreA few weeks ago we got our first look at Martin McDonagh’s Seven Psychopaths and now we’re getting another.
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I wished I’d seen Baraka. Because I think it might have made this film easier to review. Samsara is a stunning piece of work. The film takes us across a world damaged by disaster, mechanised by industry, shrouded in ritual and punctuated by beauty. This world.
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