Michael Edwards hasn't wrote a bio yet, but if they had it would appear here.
Rating: As you have probably guessed, the Dog Pound does not actually refer to a place where canines are kept when they don’t have a proper home. It is, in fact, an allegorical reference to a juvenile detention centre in [...]
Rating: François Ozon weaves a typically intimate and understated tale, which at once absorbed me into a world of inner meaning, and left me questioning what that meaning was exactly. For Le Refuge is one of those films which is [...]
Rating: Mr. Shyamalan is taking a pasting on this one. People are baying for blood from the man once audaciously proclaimed as the successor to Steven Spielberg, the critics are scenting the kill and it may well be the end [...]
Gainsbourg [my review HERE] is one of the most exciting and innovative films to hit the UK shores this year. Not only is it a great story about a unique life, it is also a rare example of a man [...]
Following its Wednesday release in the UK, The A-Team hosted a raucous press junket in Claridges hotel and OWF were there! The following is a transcript of a series of interviews with members of the cast & crew. In the [...]
Rating: Musical biopics can often be a dry and crusty affair. You’ll find that someone, usually a famous fan, waxes lyrical about how seminal a band/artist was, as the screen flickers through a series of pieces of really old footage [...]
Few men in the film world can claim to have a career even half as long and illustrious of Jack Cardiff, the first cinematographer to win an honourary Oscar. From his beginnings as a child actor, to his time as [...]
Rating: I don’t know about anyone else, but as soon as I even see the title ‘The A-Team’ the rousing theme tune springs to life in my head. I see crazy chases, lots of men being pistol whipped or hurled [...]
Better than the Alien vs. Predator face-offs, but a cool opening soon dissolves into some moments of stupidity. But it’s always fun…
It’s not a classic, but I have a good feeling about The Collector as a new horror villain with a bit of mileagee…
Rating: A film about violence which actually allows horrific acts to HORRIFY audiences? No way. It’s too risky. People don’t want to feel ill when they see someone get shot, they want to think it’s cool. They want to feel [...]
Rating: I saw the original ‘Death at a Funeral‘ when it came out three years ago, and not once during the entire 90 minutes I spent wincing through this British farce/comedy of manners did I think that it would transpose [...]
