Borderline (1980) – Review
Borderline contains another monolithic performance from the workhorse that is Charles Bronson. By the dawn of the 1980s, Bronson’s star
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Walker (1987) – Review
Alex Cox’s Walker is one of the most peculiar films to have been released by a major studio during the
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The Rock (1996) – Review
If you examine The Rock closely its clear to see director Michael Bay developing his cinematic storytelling visual style. Today,
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Run All Night (2015) – Review
Liam Neeson continues his late career resurgence as an action hero in the glossy, and violent thriller, Run All Night.
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Gravity (2013) – Review
Dr. Ryan Stone (Sandra Bullock) is sent adrift into space when debris from a nearby orbiting satellite causes catastrophic damage
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Pain & Gain (2013) – Review
Back in 2005 Tony Scott took a break from big budget action blockbusters to helm a ‘smaller’ film based on
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Nixon (1995) – Review
Oliver Stone’s Nixon doesn’t posses the feverish watchability of his similarly themed presidential bio-pic JFK. Although he does employ the
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Interview: Dean Semler A.C.S., A.S.C.
Academy Award winning cinematographer Dean Semler has achieved international recognition for his work on numerous critical and commercial hit films.
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