Letterboxd — Your life in film

Michael Mann’s intense thriller is a highly stylised, but deglamorised imagining of Thomas Harris Red Dragon. Unlike Bret Ratner’s star-studded, but tame 2002 release, Manhunter is a thematic marvel, brimming…

Approximately seven years ago I had the opportunity to watch Fernando Meirelles’ and Kátia Lund’s City of God, but through a combination of naivety, stupidity and a ridiculous abstention from…

I’m ashamed to admit that I’ve now sat through each of Michael Bay’s “films”, but I will never be able to tell you why. As I begrudgingly made my way…

Gus Van Sant’s acclaimed biopic of America’s first openly gay official Harvey Milk maintains its sentiment of telling the intriguing story of one man’s quest to legitimize his identity. However,…

When the Wachowski siblings and co-collaborator Tom Tykwer announced they would be creating an adaptation of Cloud Atlas message boards erupted with doubt and trepidation. Despite their shared filmmaking acclaim,…