Tag: rebecca hall

Giant creatures destroying cities are back to the cinemas! Whether you want them or not is another issue.

Etan Cohen's Holmes & Watson has some occasional laughs, but also not enough to exceed the level of plane or drive-in worthy.

Psychological docu-thriller What kind of coincidence must it be that forty-two years after the live-to-air suicide

More MIFF Forty-two years after it occurred, there’s a sudden interest in the suicide of Christine Chubbuck In

Spielblerg We live in an era where CGI wonders have become so commonplace, they’re often greeted with yawns by an

The BRB Remember when Robert Zemeckis was a discount Spielberg Yeah, well now Spielberg is a discount Spielberg

Screen presents Some films are so schematic in their approach to genre conventions, they feel schematic even when

Johnny Depp gets electric corn rows in Wally Pfister's Transcendence The best science fiction uses narrative to