Silver Screen Reflections – Ondine
With Ondine Neil Jordan brings Colin Farrell home for a fantastical, heart-warming Irish movie about love, and the strange forms that it can take.(more…)...
Silver Screen Reflections – Capitalism: A Love Story
There's only one thing Michael Moore likes more than talking about his home-town of Flint, Michigan, and that's having a bash at right-wing America. The unashamedly biased critic's latest target is capitalism...
Silver Screen Reflections – The Crazies
There seems to be an epidemic in Hollywood these days with studios intent on wheeling out old properties and remaking them. Nowhere is this more evident than in the horror movie scene, with a spate of remakes...
Silver Screen Reflections – L.A. Confidential
It shouldn’t have been possible, heck it probably shouldn’t have even been attempted, James Ellroy’s book was considered to be unfilmable by everybody in the business, save for one man. That man was Curtis Hans...
Silver Screen Reflections – A Serious Man
Joel and Ethan Coen, fresh off their Academy Award winning No Country for Old Men, return to the silver screen to give us what is perhaps their most intriguing film to date. A Serious Man is that movie and ma...
Silver Screen Reflections – The Informant
Matt Damon turns character-actor, puts on 30 pounds and grows a god-awful moustache in Steven Soderbergh's based-on-on-a-true story movie The Informant! But is it worth investing your time in...
(more&hell...
Silver Screen Reflections – This Is It
We all know the story, there was no escaping it during the summer, Michael Jackson the King of Pop died on June 25th, 2009. What we didn't know, at least up till now, was what the man himself would have been...
Silver Screen Reflections – 9
The sheer frantic, fast-paced nature of the film coupled with the sublime visuals ensures that 9 is a superbly enjoyable film.
Silver Screen Reflections – Up
Carl Fredricksen had always dreamt of escaping to South America to follow in the footsteps of his childhood hero, famed explorer Charles F. Muntz. Now seventy-eight years old, and facing living out his days ...
Silver Screen Reflections – Adventureland
It's the summer of 1987 and Ronald Reagan is slowly but surely destroying the economy of the United States of America. James Brennan (Jesse Eisenberg) is fresh college graduate whose summer plans, of bumming...