Reviews

This has received standing ovations and rave reviews in key film festivals of 2016 and billed as his comeback film since the controversies since his last film on Christian beliefs (the divisive Passion of the Christ (2004)).

Here we have another Star Wars film which now is set to be the new annual Xmas event since we had our batch of Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter films in the previous decade.

It may not be sufficient to watch the film only once given the nature of the arguments presented and it is a film many people want to like given that they have been attached to both heroes since childhood which shows how much Batman and Superman have been part of the national psyche in post war Amer...

This is a Swedish-Danish film which revolves around three young girls who deceptively look like teenage boys in the films promotional poster.

Surprisingly real life spies highly rate this film as amongst the most realistic espionage films along with Bourne and Bond franchises as amongst their top spy films in a channel four documentary rundown.

The film has a very neat supporting cast which includes star of the future Riz Ahmed playing a vulnerable and more sensitive young unemployed man trying to earn his way into an industry which demands a far thicker skin.

The film does merit the publicity in terms of the political tensions and paranoia but in terms of substance it tries to be so many films in one go that it does lose itself in its purpose.

Teenagers can see the film along with older viewers who have grown up observing Tom Cruise develop into the action star he is today from the first Mission Impossible film.

Another main aspect of the films promotion lies with Chloe Grace Moretz.

The start of the film blew away my initial perception of the film when we learn from an earlier mission involving Kingsman as an elite Secret Service why we must route for Gary Eggsy Urwin(played by newcomer Taron Egerton we was in same audition as Aaron Taylor Johnson for Kick Ass).