Tag Archives: James Cromwell

DVD review | The Artist – French love letter to Hollywood proves silence is golden

Posted on 28 May 2012 by Jason Best

Watching a fake silent movie doesn’t sound a very promising prospect – until you discover French director Michel Hazanavicius’s The Artist, the most downright entertaining movie to come around in years and a well-deserved runaway winner at the 2012 Oscars. … Continue reading →

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Bad Lieutenants – Top 10 Most Corrupt Screen Cops of All Time

Posted on 14 October 2010 by Adele Craciun

Today is your last chance to enter our competition to win Bad Lieutenant on DVD so get going! Please note that this competition is not fixed and bribes will not be accepted (unless they’re, like, reeeally good). And just to … Continue reading →

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Babe: Pig in the City

Posted on 3 December 2008 by Beth Williams

Couch Potato Pickings On ITV2 tonight at 8pm The original Babe is a swill film with a fresh, original sty-le. There’s not quite so much to squeal about with this sequel (as with most sequels), and in case you were wondering, … Continue reading →

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The Best view | Stone goes soft: a lenient portrait of George ‘Dubya’ Bush in W.

Posted on 7 November 2008 by Jason Best

As America awakes this week from the nightmare of the past eight years and the world exults in the historic election of Barack Obama, Oliver Stone delivers his biopic of the man Obama is replacing, the man who has a … Continue reading →

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