The Irishman
A movie poster headlining Scorsese, De Niro, Pacino, and Pesci means you instantly know you are in for a mobster movie. How different from other mafia movies it is though. Instead of a thrill ride
A movie poster headlining Scorsese, De Niro, Pacino, and Pesci means you instantly know you are in for a mobster movie. How different from other mafia movies it is though. Instead of a thrill ride
Neeson plays Nels Coxman, a snowplough driver who loses his son to a drug overdose. Convinced his son wasn't a druggie, Coxman sets out to find out what happened and soon finds himself in a
Billy (Joe Cole, Green Room) is a drugged up, hard-partying, small-time boxer who fights his days away in Thailand until his poor life choices end him up in a local prison. Clearly, this is not
The police have apprehended Lee Man (Aaron Kwok) who is a member of a counterfeiting gang led by 'Painter'. The police are willing to make a deal if that allows them to capture this mysterious
In the true story Can You Ever Forgive Me, she plays author Lee Israel who made her fame in the 60s and 70s writing profiles and biographies of Katharine Hepburn and Tallulah Bankhead amongst others.
One night when driving home after a party, Starr and her friend Khalil get pulled over by the police for unclear reasons. Khalil doesn't exactly follow the instructions of the police officer, who gets nervous,
So first of all you have to go into this movie with the right mindset: it is a graphic novel adaptation, and it is as violent as Jonh Wick, as over the top as Crank,
Lars von Trier's latest film takes inspiration from the titular nursery rhyme. The phrase 'The House that Jack Built' can have a few different meanings - it is often used as shorthand for a shoddy
The story of bankrobber Forrest Tucker "is, also, mostly true" according the opening scene. The 'mostly' probably refers to the fact that the story we get told is pretty rose-tinted. Apparently Robert Redford is hanging
Macdonald (Matthew Modine) survives a shoot-out after a heist gone wrong, but he has lost his memory and spends many a year in prison without knowing what really went on. Officer Sykes (Sylvester Stallone) was