Theatrical Releases: ‘The Way Back’
Inspired by a true story of almost unbelievable magnitude, The Way Back (2010) marks Peter Weir’s return cinema after a seven year hiatus following his […]
Theatrical Releases: The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
Whatever accusations one may be justified in throwing towards the massively successful franchises of Harry Potter and Twilight, it’s difficult to argue that they aren’t […]
DVD Review: ‘True Justice: Deadly Crossing’
★☆☆☆☆ Well, first let me explain that True Justice: Deadly Crossing (2010) is not a ‘movie’ in any traditional sense of the term, more the […]
DVD Review: ‘Piranha 3D’
★★★☆☆ Following the honest carnage and thrills of Switchblade Romance (2003) and the enjoyably nasty but thematically over-explicit remake of The Hills Have Eyes (2006) […]
DVD Releases: ‘The Last Exorcism’
Over the past few years, hand-held horror movies seem to have become a fairly frequent occurrence, often achieving varying degrees of success. On one hand […]
DVD Releases: ‘Scott Pilgrim vs. The World’
As the director of Channel 4’s cult comedy Spaced, Edgar Wright put a surreal, hyperactive slant on the story of a bunch of twenty-something slackers. Then, […]
Special Feature: The Best Films of 2010
The New Year is nearly upon us, so to celebrate the timely end of 2010 (and another decade) CineVue’s editorial team have provided a near-definitive […]
My French Film Festival.com: Official Trailer Released
My French Film Festival.com have just released the first posters and trailer for their upcoming online film festival, which is due to take place between the 14th […]
The Total Film Movie Blog Awards 2011: Please nominate CineVue for ‘Best Overall Blog’
It’s that time of year again…The 2011 Total Film Movie Blog Awards are just around the corner, and this year the movie news giants are […]
Special Feature: What is your film of 2010?
On Tuesday (21st December 2010) we’ll be presenting our rundown of the best films released over the last 12 months according to some of our […]
Barbican Film: ‘Kagemusha’
Kagemusha (1980) is an exemplary piece of film that stands out as a testament to the extraordinary career of the late great Japanese director Akira […]
Theatrical Releases: ‘Catfish’
Catfish (2010) is unlike anything I’ve ever seen; even defining its genre proves problematic. I’d like to settle on docu-thriller, but its ever-changing tone means you don’t […]
Film Review: ‘Tron: Legacy’
★★★★☆ “I’ve been waiting a long time for this” mutters Clu, the digital reincarnation of Jeff Bridges’ Kevin Flynn, echoing the thoughts of thousands of […]
Theatrical Releases: ‘Road to Las Vegas’
Rarely does a documentary manage to encapsulate its subject matter with the kind of beauty and non-judgemental insight as Jason Massot’s latest film, Road to […]
Interview: Ferzan Ozpetek, ‘Loose Cannons’
From his opening shots of a bride striding through the Italian countryside before turning a gun on herself, Italo-Turkish director Ferzan Ozpetek plays with our […]
DVD Review: ‘Sus’
★★★☆☆ It is election night, 3 May 1979, and police officer Karn (Ralph Brown) is confident that Margaret Thatcher will win a landslide victory. An […]
DVD Releases: ‘La Ciénaga’
Argentinian-born director Lucrecia Martel crafted her newly rereleased debut feature La Ciénaga (The Swamp) in 2001, receiving praise from critics and audience alike. The film does […]
DVD Review: ‘Knight and Day’
★★☆☆☆ Tom Cruise often comes across as a pint-sized, arrogant, pampered Hollywood cliché, and his notorious appearance on The Oprah Winfrey show could (and perhaps should) […]