I'm still not going to the cinema at the moment for reasons described earlier but, thankfully, the guys at film dis…

As you may have seen, I haven't been to the pictures since Harry Potter on Friday but I shall try to do a bit of ca…

When I first embarked on the quest to watch every film released in the UK in 2011 I imagined all sorts of potential hur…

It was the intention to make massive inroads into everyfilm this weekend but sadly, Mrs W's mother lies critically …

It's the best since the first one - and may be the best of all. There you are. No messing about. All anyone wants t…

Last week, after I had laid into Jean Luc Godard's latest movie, someone tweeted that I should "just relax, Go…

Once again, I want to say a hearty congratulation to a trailer-maker. I, and I suspect many others in the 2 for 1 Wedne…

I remember the days when dogs weren't on leads. In fact, when I was a kid, the black labrador, owned by the family …

So here it is, movie number 300. I'm not sure why it feels more important than 100 or 200 but it sort of does. A la…

Blimey. I'm not sure I have ever seen a flim as packed with blood and gore as Hobo With A Shotgun. It is a Grindh…

I don't think there is a movie this year which has left me with such mixed feelings as Huge. One one hand, I was bl…

Third time lucky! After two abortive trips to see Delhi Belly I find discovered that, as the poster predicts, bad thing…

The great catch-up is continuing. Fewer films are being released (next week there aren't many more than Harry Potte…

It's seldom that I go to the flicks and reality comes well short of expectation I hadn't read any reviews of Ho…

Another mess-up on Delhi Belly (this time it was my fault because I had read the time of the movie incorrectly) meant I…

It's July 10 and everyfilmin2011 may well have discovered the villain of the year. Prashant Narayanan is unnervingl…

Yet again, I wasted an hour and some money to park my car to go to Cineworld to find that a film (in this case, Delhi B…

In the late 80s and early 90s Mrs W and I were busy getting married and having kids. With that, my passion for music wh…

It's a part of history which I have never understood. How could so many of the French have turned on their own peop…

First things first. let me thank Simon Kinnear who writes for Total Film and has his own movie blog www.kinnemaniac.blo…