Welcome to Sound the Sirens’ new project that looks back at some of the most significant films of 30 years ago. This is Rewind 89.
The Double is remarkable for just a second feature film and confirms Richard Ayoade as one of the most exciting directors working in cinema.
Pompeii takes the best action and what have become Roman-period clichés and mixes them in with a good dose of destruction for good measure.
The impression you get from Alex Gibney’s The Armstrong Lie is absolutely; that his only real regret was coming back to the sport and then getting...
Nebraska fails to display the wit or perceptiveness of Payne’s earlier films, and while the finale is a nice touch, there is too much sourness left...
Philomena is a wonderful, moving, surprisingly funny film.
The unrelenting, un-dead behemoth that is The Walking Dead continues to dominate, but why are we watching?
The Act of Killing is an extremely difficult and disturbing film to watch, but it’s one of the most inventive and important documentaries ever made
Jackman may be the big star draw for Prisoners, but it’s Jake Gyllenhaal’s more understated and complex performance that is the stand-out of Denis Villeneuve’s absorbing...