Tag: Matthew McConaughey

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    Harry Geeves

    Hidden Classics: Contact (1997)

    In a new series, Harry Geeves shines a light on a great film that feels overlooked for its genre, Contact.

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    Ryames Chan

    Hidden Gems: Mud – As Simple As Mud

    While the anticipation of Nomadland (2021) winning the next Best Picture brews — a film that sidetracks the artificial compulsion to captivate the audience’s attention by complex narratives, and recedes to postmodern realism in emphasis of the beautiful sceneries surrounding the characters — I intuitively recall a similar film written and directed by Jeff Nichols […]

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    Emily Dennis

    Review: The Gentlemen

    Emily Dennis reviews Guy Ritchie’s return to the gangster flick, starring Matthew McConaughey and Hugh Grant.

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    David Mitchell-Baker

    This Month in Film: August 2017

    With the summer winding down, Film Editor David talks through the final highlights of the season.

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    Eddy Tesfay

    First Look Review: Kubo and The Two Strings

    Writer Eddy reviews the latest release by Laika Entertainment, the fantastic Kubo and the Two Strings.

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    Sophie Trenear

    First look at Matthew McConaughey’s The Man In Black in ‘The Dark Tower’

    McConaughey looked the part for his role as The Man in Black in the adaptation of Steven King’s novels.

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    Robert Pratley

    Woody Harrelson admits True Detective season 2 wasn’t up to scratch

    The actor, who played first season star Martin Hart admitted he was disappointed with the sequel season.

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    Georgia Simpson

    Review: Magic Mike XXL

    Magic Mike XXL falls unfortunately flat, says Georgia Simpson.

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    Matt Clarson

    Review: True Detective (Season 2, Episode 1)

    With the first season of True Detective being the critically-acclaimed masterpiece that it is, coming to any kind of a conclusion about the start of its second season is difficult at best. So much is the same in this first episode as it was in 2014. It has the same lingering pace that draws you […]