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Blackhat Review

Andrew F Peirce Jan 9, 2016 3 min read
Reviews Chris Hemsworth Drama Hacking Leehom Wang Michael Mann Review Viola Davis Wei Tang

Without a doubt, the worst crime that Michael Mann’s hacker drama Blackhat enacts is that it is exceptionally boring. Chris Hemsworth stars as convicted hacker Nick Hathaway who is brought out of pris…

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The Good Dinosaur Review

Andrew F Peirce Jan 2, 2016 6 min read
Reviews Animation Dinosaurs Frances McDormand Jeffrey Wright Peter Sohn Pixar Review The Good Dinosaur

The Good Dinosaur is like the many paintings that you can buy on ‘canvas’ at Ikea. The reprint of a reprint of a reprint has worn away any sign of originality and vibrance that the original work may h…

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Best Film Prints of 2015

Andrew F Peirce Dec 31, 2015 5 min read
Articles Crimson Peak Dr Strangelove Eyes Without A Face Feast Film Posters Film Prints Gremlins 2 Jaws Jurassic Park Mad Max Fury Road Mondo Mulholland Drive Screenprints Star Wars The Fall
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Manny Lewis Review

Andrew F Peirce Dec 30, 2015 2 min read
Reviews australian cinema Drama Leeanna Walsman Manny Lewis Review Roy Billing

Manny Lewis is a comedian who can connect with millions of fans, yet struggles to connect with anyone else to create a meaningful relationship. From the mind of stand up comic Carl Barron, Manny Lewis…

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Of Horses and Men Review

Andrew F Peirce Dec 29, 2015 2 min read
Reviews Foreign Language Film Horses Of Horses & Men Revelation Film Festival Review

Whilst I’m not usually one to label a film ‘bizarre’, Benedikt Erlingsson’s Of Horses and Men is one such film. The pull quote on the top of the DVD says ‘the best Icelandic noir equine comedy I have…

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White God Review

Andrew F Peirce Dec 29, 2015 3 min read
Reviews Dogs Drama Foreign Language Film Hungary Review White God

One of the best performances of 2015 comes from Luke and Bodie - mixed breed dog brothers - playing Hagen in Kornél Mundruczó’s White God. Owned by Lili (Zsófia Psotta), Hagen finds himself on the str…

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Star Wars: The Force Awakens Review

Andrew F Peirce Dec 17, 2015 5 min read
Reviews Daisy Ridley Domnhall Gleeson George Lucas Harrison Ford JJ Abrams John Boyega Oscar Isaac Review Star Wars

The first thing to keep in mind about The Force Awakens is that, just like Creed, it wants to remind you of the joy and wonder that you felt when you watched the very first Star Wars film. The same th…

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Five Things You Learn as a Vet Nurse.

Andrew F Peirce Dec 17, 2015 12 min read
Articles Dog Dogs Vet Nurse

A year ago I left my career as a vet nurse behind and moved on. Whilst we mostly cover film and television here, I feel it's worthwhile sharing this post where I talk about five things I learned i…

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Youth Review

Andrew F Peirce Dec 3, 2015 4 min read
Reviews Comedy Drama Harvey Keitel Jane Fonda Michael Caine Paolo Sorrentino Paul Dano Rachel Weisz Review Youth

Trying to find fitting words to describe a film like Youth is like trying to find the perfect line of dialogue to fill a person's final words. It's hard, it most likely won't be right, but…

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The Hunting Ground Review

Andrew F Peirce Dec 3, 2015 4 min read
Reviews documentary horror Kirby Dick Revelation Film Festival Review The Hunting Ground

One of the better horror films to come out this year is Kirby Dick’s documentary The Hunting Ground. Whilst the majority of the film is not played for horror, there is simply no denying the fact that…

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Creed Review

Andrew F Peirce Dec 3, 2015 3 min read
Reviews Creed Drama Michael B. Jordan Oscar Review Rocky Ryan Coogler Sylvester Stallone Tessa Thompson

2015 will most likely go down as the year of the successful reboot. Jurassic World is (at time of writing) the biggest film of the year, Mad Max: Fury Road is one of the years biggest and best action…

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Mistress America Review

Andrew F Peirce Nov 28, 2015 4 min read
Reviews Comedy Drama Greta Gerwig Lola Kirke Mistress America New York City Noah Baumbach Review

Indie film ingénue Greta Gerwig once again teams up with indie film director (and current husband) Noah Baumbach in Mistress America. Gerwig stars as Brooke, the soon-to-be sister-in-law of Lola Kirke…

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