• 10 January 2013
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Movie Review: Flight

Denzel Washington’s done a lot of saving in his career. In The Taking of Pelham 123, the actor saves a train full of hostages. In John Q, Den

  • 08 January 2013
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Julian Marley concert

There is something about reggae music that enables it to transcend the man-made boundaries of culture, race, gender and nationality. More so, being

  • 28 December 2012
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Movie Review: The Hobbit

It’s been awhile since Peter Jackson wowed us. The early noughties saw the critically acclaimed behemoth The Lord of the Rings grace the silv

  • 28 December 2012
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70's Show

Gold FM is constantly on a mission to prove that old is undoubtedly gold.

  • 23 December 2012
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“A Jazzin’ Christmas”

To an audience who already knew that Sureka Buell can create magic on stage, the show on Thursday 20th came as a pleasant surprise that prov

  • 19 December 2012
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Movie Review: Lola Versus

The last couple of years have seen Greta Gerwig emerge from a predominantly mumblecore background into the public spotlight.  

  • 14 December 2012
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Melodious

December can become a very hectic month for most of us, but as we struggle with our shopping lists, Music Inc. has been busy making melodies t

  • 13 December 2012
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Movie Review: Old Boy

  In the past decade Korean Cinema has proven to outdo Hollywood both in terms of substance and style. This is very well reflected by

  • 06 December 2012
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Movie Review: Argo

  It’s amazing how by watching the first 5 minutes of some movies you can instantly say that it’s either going to win or

  • 03 December 2012
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Movie Review: Lawless

Following hot on the heels of HBO’s hugely successful Boardwalk Empire, John Hillcoat’s Palme D’Or nominated Lawless is set

  • 29 November 2012
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Movie Review: Layer Cake

  There is something about British Gangster movies that make them not only great pieces of cinema, but also a romping fun and enterta

  • 28 November 2012
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Movie Review: Ted

Seth MacFarlane’s debut is not only a barnstormer but a welcome injection of new blood into the ailing heart of contemporary Hollywood c

  • 22 November 2012
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Movie Review: Looper

It’s very tough to pull off a good Sci-Fi movie let alone one that’s about time travel with all its paradoxes and complexities, bu

  • 15 November 2012
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Movie Review: Skyfall

Never having been a fan of Daniel Craig’s Bond, I was rather bemused by the overwhelmingly positive fan reaction to MGM’s makeover

  • 08 November 2012
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Movie Review: The Watch

It’s been so long since Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn starred in anything vaguely credible that it just isn’t funny anymore. Have t

  • 30 August 2012
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Movie Review: The Expendables 2

  Homoerotic masculinity, American jingoism and indiscernibly stilted dialogue spouted by cult veterans of yesteryear: the future cer

  • 24 August 2012
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Majestic Cineplex together with TNL RN presents the premiere of The Dark Knight Rises

    deshi, deshi, basara, basara, rise, rise, up, up. Let that theme really sink in as you brace yourself for the awe inspir

  • 24 August 2012
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Majestic Cineplex together with TNL RN presents the premiere of The Dark Knight Rises

    deshi, deshi, basara, basara, rise, rise, up, up. Let that theme really sink in as you brace yourself for the awe inspir

  • 23 August 2012
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Movie Review: The Bourne Legacy - 'rather silly, really'

The Bourne Identity was a landmark achievement. The Bourne Supremacy was unnecessary. The Bourne Ultimatum was an improvement on its predecess

  • 28 June 2012
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The Raid: Redemption

You know how Tim Burton’s effort at 1989’s Batman movie was fairly amazing for its time in terms of action, story, a competent Mic

  • 10 June 2012
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Get the Gringo

If Get the Gringo (alternatively know as How I Spent My Summer Vacation) was a food item it would be a hotdog. A really amazingly made gourmet

  • 29 May 2012
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Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans

  No one does crazy like Nicolas Cage. Bad Lieutenant Port of Call New Orleans might however be the first movie that matches Cage&rsq

  • 18 May 2012
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Jack and Jill: Captivatingly Terrible

Today I have brought forth a truly hideous specimen for the purposes of critical review. At first you may feel a strong revulsion to the cinem

  • 24 March 2012
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If you are a human being watch 'Almost Famous'

  Whilst I fully support the ideal of freedom of speech, readers should be warned that any criticism of this movie will only be met b

  • 20 March 2012
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Empire Records – a feel good movie

  Empire Records is an odd movie, considered by some to be a cult classic, although it’s arguable whether it deserves the title

  • 08 March 2012
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MustWatchQuirkyMovies - Tucker and Dale vs Evil

  This movie is without a doubt made for the kind of viewer who (much like this reviewer) enjoys watching horror movies simply to try

  • 01 March 2012
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MustWatchQuirkyMovies - Attack of the Killer Tomatoes

  If you’ve ever had lingering suspicions about the moral leanings of tomatoes, then this movie is for you. As for the rest of