The Cinematic Critique Best of 2013: Part II
Following on from Part I of my Best of 2013 article, the time has come for me to unveil Part II as we get down to the nitty gritty of the year’s best in cinema….
Following on from Part I of my Best of 2013 article, the time has come for me to unveil Part II as we get down to the nitty gritty of the year’s best in cinema….
The last four years have been highly successful for British director Steve McQueen in which he received plaudits (and a Most Promising Newcomer BAFTA win) for his direction of the IRA-based drama Hunger (2008) before…
Having previously worked together on four films in the space of eleven years (Gangs of New York (2002), The Aviator (2004), The Departed (2006) and Shutter Island (2010)), Hollywood superstar Leonardo DiCaprio and Oscar-winning director…
Having built himself up as one of cinema’s great auteur directors, Quentin Tarantino has struggled to surpass his finest achievement Pulp Fiction which became iconic for its constructive dialogue and fascinating characters when it was…
There were a number of pleasing surprises and shocking omissions for Oscar fanatics to take in as the Academy unveiled their list of nominations for 2013. Once again, the historical drama Lincoln leads the pack…
With 2012 coming to a conclusion, cinema continues to thrive with 2013 promising to be just as spectacular for audiences over the next twelve months. Once again, we have the usual blockbuster fare which is…
Following recent announcements at the Critic Choice Awards and Screen Actor’s Guild Awards, the Golden Globes have now unveiled their list of film and television contenders for 2012. On the cinematic side of things, the…
The official trailer has landed for Quentin Tarantino’s thrilling new film Django Unchained. The maverick filmmaker (Pulp Fiction, Inglorious Basterds) has turned his attention to the Wild West in his latest outing, which once again…