Month: May 2016
Bastille Day
A group is plotting a reign of terror ahead of the Bastille Day parade in Paris, and a crafty American pick-pocket is implicated when he unwittingly steals a woman’s handbag… The CIA set after him... Read More
Sing Street
Set in Dublin in the mid-1980’s, this feel-good, coming-of-age film follows 15-year old Connor as he deals with his parents’ impending divorce and finds his way in a new Catholic school. He meets ... Read More
X-Men Apocalypse
This is Bryan Singer’s 4th X-men picture. He directed the original X-Men, then X-men 2 and then he took a break from the franchise for several years and returned to it with X-Men: Days of Future Pas... Read More
Mignon Mossie Van Wyk
This is a beautifully crafted story, told in Afrikaans, and masterfully directed by Darrell Roodt. It is the tale of Mignon “Mossie” van Wyk, a beautiful young girl with a unique perspective on th... Read More
Regression
“Regression” is the story of a police investigation into an alleged Satanic cult in middle America in the 1980’s, and frankly, it’s awful! I think what angered me the most about this film, is ... Read More
The Huntsman – Winter’s War
This movie straddles “Snow White & The Huntsman” in terms of a timeline, with the first part occurring before Snow White, and most of the movie taking place after the evil queen Ravenna is sup... Read More
Demolition
Jake Gyllenhall is Davis, a brilliant investment banker, working in his father-in-law’s firm, whose wife is killed in a car crash… Shortly after her death, he tries to buy some peanut M&M’s ... Read More