“None of you will do anything except live the life … set out for you & sometime around your third donation your short life will be complete…” Never Let Me Go is a modern day tragedy with a subtle sci-fi twist based on an award winning book by Kazuo Ishiguro. It’s about a girl called Kathy H & her two classmates, their time in a sheltered boarding school & their time together afterwards. There is something not quite right about their lives [...]

Holy sh*t! was my reaction to Jack “300 / Watchmen” Snyder’s first trailer for Sucker Punch, recently unveiled at Comic Con, and I wasn’t even listening with sound. I’m quite a big fan of Snyder, specially after his visually wow-ful big screen creation of The Watchmen; compromising none (or very little) on the graphic violence and multi-layered storyline… I think I actually preferred the ending in the rather, rather than Alan Moore’s graphic novel. And so here’s the first trailer [...]

David Fincher, a man who doesn’t get out of bed unless it’s something to do with tortured drug addicts chewing off their own tongue [Seven]… or grown men smashing eighteen shades of shit out of each other’s faces [Fight Club] has now turned his significantly macabre talents to… Facebook. Like… WTF? The film charts the inception (I actually saw Inception last night – it was amazing) of the world’s most powerful social networking platform in the halls of Harvard through [...]

I need someone to be angry at here. But who gets it? Is it the fat-cat TV execs, with their fancy cars, their sharp suits and their oh-so-frequent boneheaded gaffs in their programming renewal choices… or is it the millions of viewers, who, even when they’re gifted super-amazing tele-visual delights – decide not to watch, or to watch something else, or to go out and be sociable or something. DAMN THEM. I’m annoyed because I recently discovered something wonderful; a [...]

Ok, Christopher Nolan. You’re a fine director, I really loved Memento, Insomnia was ace, Batman Begins might be my favourite ‘Superhero’ (is Batman actually ‘Super’?) movie, but then The Prestige was a bit pants (the ending was very ‘meh’) and then The Dark Knight might be the most bizarrely overrated film of the naughties. So, in my eyes at least, you’ve been letting yourself down of late. Enter Inception, Mr. Nolan’s next film, once a production shrouded in mystery and [...]