Film Review: Good Vibrations (2013)
BY PETER McGORAN “I knew there were other people like us, they’d just fallen in-between the cracks.” So Terri Hooley
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Film of the Month: Stoker (Fox; 2013)
BY STEVEN ARMOUR In the opening scenes of Stoker we see a young girl, carefree, frolicking through a lush woodland
Read MoreI Give It a Year (Working Title Films; 2013)
BY STEVEN ARMOUR 2011 saw a new standard set for the comedy genre when the box-office smash and critically acclaimed
Read MoreFilm Review: A Good Day to Die Hard (20th Century Fox; 2013)
BY MATTHEW LAW …..as opposed to a bad day to die hard? Or, even opposed to a good day to
Read MoreFilm Review: Django Unchained (Columbia, 2012)
By KAITY HALL Set two years before the Civil War in America, Tarantino, with Django Unchained, goes down the same
Read MoreFilm Review: Lincoln (20th Century Fox; 2012)
BY PETER MCGORAN This was a film I had waited impatiently to see ever since it was first released in
Read MoreFilm Review: Les Misérables (Universal, 2012)
BY TARA MCEVOY In case you’ve been holed up under a signal-barring rock for the past six months, Les Misérables
Read MoreUpcoming Events in Belfast
BY PETER MCLOUGHLIN penis growth guide Here’s a brief overview of what’s coming up in Belfast for your enjoyment over
Read MoreFilm Review: Life of Pi (20th Century Fox; 2012)
BY PETER MCLOUGHLIN Ang Lee’s latest film, Life of Pi, re-positions him as a film-maker of real significance. I haven’t
Read MoreFilm Review: The Oranges (ATO Pictures; 2012)
BY MATTHEW LAW It really is painfully annoying when the likes of Allison Janney and Hugh Laurie, two actors who
Read MoreFilm Review: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Warner Bros. 2012)
BY PETER MCLOUGHLIN The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is an excellent fantasy spectacle. There are slight issues with length and
Read MoreArts Feature: Upcoming Films You Don’t Want to Miss
BY STEVEN ARMOUR Check the Movie House website for further information on the following upcoming releases. The Impossible (2nd January):
Read MoreFilm Review: Silver Linings Playbook (The Weinstein Company; 2012)
BY LOUISE LONEY Silver Linings Playbook is the latest film by director David O. Russell. Based on the novel by
Read MoreFilm Review: Stitches (Fantastic Films; 2012)
By Steven Armour An ultra-low budget and particularly outlandish Irish film, Stitches tells the unusual tale of how a vulgar
Read MoreFilm Review: Argo (Warner Bros.; 2012)
By Matthew Law Since 2007, Ben Affleck has shown that he is not the poor relation. His acting ability had
Read MoreFilm Review: Skyfall (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer; 2012)
By Kerry Millar Directed by Sam Mendes, James Bond (Daniel Craig) returns in Skyfall, the 23rd film in the franchise,
Read MoreFilm Review: Ruby Sparks (Fox Searchlight; 2012)
By Peter McLoughlin @PeterGownArts Written by, and starring, relative unknown Zoe Kazan, Ruby Sparks succeeds in posing some interesting meta-physical
Read MoreFilm Review: Hotel Transylvania (Sony Pictures Animation; 2012)
By Peter McLoughlin @PeterGownArts It’s often difficult to tell who animated films are targeting, and Hotel Transylvania is no different.
Read MoreFilm Review: The Campaign (Warner Bros; 2012)
By Peter McLoughlin @PeterGownArts The Campaign is a by-the-numbers Will Ferrell comedy, but with a twist: there’s actually some relevant,
Read MoreFilm Review: Looper (Film District; 2012)
By Steven Armour A big budget sci-fi thriller concerning the idea of time travel was probably the last thing fans
Read MoreFilm Review: Killing Them Softly (Plan B Entertainment; 2012)
FILM OF THE MONTH By Steven Armour With only three previous films under his belt, director Andrew Dominik is fast
Read MoreFilm Review : The Three Stooges (2012)
Matthew Law The Three Stooges – 20th Century Fox; 2012 No one would ever be able to successfully remake the
Read MoreFilm Review : Dredd (2012)
By Paul McAlorum From the opening moments it is clear that Dredd is not like the colourful box-office friendly films
Read MoreFilm Review : The Bourne Legacy
Aaron Cross (Jeremy Renner) is an agent of ‘The Program’. A man modified in a project designed to create human
Read MoreFilm Review : Ted
BY PETER MCLOUGHLIN Ted – the first live-action feature film by Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane – is a love-triangle
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