Bina007 Movie Reviews

Ridley Scott's NAPOLEON  gives us at least one stone-cold classic battle scene, one decent runner-up and an admirably concise tour throu...

Oscar Wilde is one of our great playwrights, poets and wits, but his work has rightly been overshadowed by the significance of his lif...

I rather liked the 2007 St Trinian's remake. It was cheeky, rather fun, but in a rather charmingly lo-rent way. Rupert Everett dressi...

In the 1930s, five young men of rank and privilege decided to systematically betray their country and their class by spying for the Soviet U...

ST TRINIAN'S is a movie that is sure to provoke outrage and rightly so. After all, there is something leery and pervy about getting a b...

High praise indeed for a film based on a novel that I didn't particularly like. I've always found Neil Gaiman astoundingly good at c...

SHREK THE THIRD is about as funny as its lame tagline, "the wait is ogre". The screenwriters simply cannibalise the fun character...

I like Julian Fellowes' debut directorial effort a great deal. It is a quiet, intelligent movie that shows empathy and sympathy with goo...

When I went to the first instalment of The Chronicles of Narnia last night, one of the trailers was for the Gulf War flick, Jarhead. In th...