Review – ‘F’
In the summer apart from the weather I do really love working on the blog especially during May until early August. The reason is down to this been the time …
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Review – GAINSBOURG (Vie Heroique)
The 20th century has brought us a fair share of colourful icons and this movie was about one of them….Serge Gainsbourg, artist cum singer/ songwriter who redefined the popular culture …
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Review: The Eagle
We’ve all lost or left something like money or personal item in a place that if you go back it will be gone but looking could cost you your life, …
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Review – Honey 2
When you watch any of the X-Factor or Britain’s Got Talent you can see about 60% of the contestants has some talent, some great, some ok but they all have …
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Review – United
To about 75% of the world football is the greatest sport in the world(in one of them!) with the other 25% probably probably don’t care about the game or their …
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Film Review – Public Enemies
The first movie I watched since I returned from China plus today was my birthday and Public Enemies was a film I was eagerly waiting to watch this since it …
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Film Review: Mesrine: Public Enemy No.1
I was so looking forward to this and I decided to watch this again at the Glasgow Film Theatre instead of the general cinema and it was worth the wait! …
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Blu-ray:Searching For Sugarman
If someone was to ask you do you know of a musician who is regarded bigger than Elvis better than Bob Dylan you would probably laugh in that person’s face …
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Review: Yamada: Way Of The Samurai
To be honest when it comes to martial arts I could n’t tell you the difference between Karate and Tae Kwon Do, it doesn’t matter what it’s called it just …
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Review: Death Bell (Gosa)
Whilst here in the UK when it comes to Horror, it seems we’re more inclined to go for the more gothic ghost horror or the generic American style that overloaded …
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