Bernie Nolan
film review: margin call
Margin Call (directed and written by up-and-coming filmmaker J.C Chandor), stars Zachary Quinto, Stanley Tucci and Kevin Spacey and follows how the key people in an investment bank handled the first 24-hour period of the global financial crisis. It begins at a major bank with a low-level risk analyst (played by Zachary Quinto – Heroes, Star [...]
film review: anonymous
Anonymous is a political thriller advancing the theory that it was in fact Edward De Vere, the Earl of Oxford who penned Shakespeare’s plays while Shakespeare took all the fame. It is set against the backdrop of the succession of Queen Elizabeth The First and the rebellion that was led against her. To begin with, [...]
media pass
Many aspiring journalists have one common problem. How do I get my foot in the door? How do I start my career? Any journalist will tell you that starting off is hard, and it requires a lot of work. But how to begin? Freelance journalists Joanne Brooker, Andrew McMillen and Dean Saffron stress to keep [...]
film review: the three musketeers – bang or fizzle?
Athos: “There were four of us against forty of them.” The Queen: “Was it forty? Or four hundred?” Athos: “Just forty… it was an off day.” Based on the book by Alexandre Dumas, The Three Musketeers is an action/comedy directed by Paul W.S Anderson. The story follows the young, hot-headed D’Artagnan (Logan Lerman) who travels [...]
film review: abduction
Bernie Nolan reviews the disappointing action thriller Abduction, starring Taylor Launter.
film review: fright night 3d
Bernie Nolan reviews the remake of the horror comedy Fright Night, starring Colin Farrell
film review: johnny english reborn
Bernie Nolan reviews the new installment in the Johnny English series.
film review: cowboys and aliens
Bernadette Chapman reviews the Western/Sci-fi hybrid Cowboys & Aliens
film review: hot rod
Bernadette Chapman reviews the comedy Hot Rod (2007) starring Andy Samberg and Australia’s Isla Fisher.
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