Fridae

Ryan Reynolds’ one man show is a display of more than adequate talent by all involved. 

Do not be fooled by its manufactured controversy, this is about as safe and mainstream as a “gay comedy” can get. 

Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes meets his Oriental match in a film that’s just as fast paced, over the top and loaded with high adventure. 

A troublingly well-executed portrayal of existential loneliness. 

World weary, cynical, gritty and above all romantic, this is Noir the way it should be.

A film’s that dated on release, but it knows it and is all the better for it. 

“I am not a man. I am a GOD!” – insert supervillain name here. 

Wenders produces Scorsese Lite set in Taipei's After Hours.

An occasionally well-filmed but still unengaging attempt that never gets beyond feeling like one is seeing a very huge sandbox game of soldiers. 

With Gru, kids finally get an antihero that they can look up to.