Best Films

If you’re asking this then you’re clearly one of the few minority who have yet to see this film according to the record box office sales. After countless Marvel movie releases setting up Captain America, Thor, and the rest of the team’s background, we finally have the full fledged team: The Avengers.

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’21 Jump Street’ is a film adaptation with a modern twist based on an old American television series from the late 1980s. Old high school peers, Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum), used to be the classic stereotypical nerds bullied by the popular jocks. The two decide to forget their college past and join forces to graduate and get ‘ready for a lifetime of being bad asses’.

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The Woman In Black, originally a novel written by Susan Hill in 1983, is a horror-fiction story following a young solicitor, Arthur Kipps (Daniel Radcliffe). Kipps is summoned to handle the estate of the deceased Alice Drablow, however, it soon becomes clear that the house is not all that it appears…

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‘The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel’ is a charming and funny British comedy-drama about a group of retirees embarking on a cheap and exotic retirement in a luxurious hotel in India. Upon their arrival discover a run-down and shabby hotel unlike the beautiful restored one that was advertised, however, they soon adapt to their surroundings and grow to love the charm of the hotel, and the former group of strangers gradually grow to form strong friendships with one another.

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Far from being a gimmick of a film made with a Paul Merton-like melancholy for the surpassed previous medium of silent film, The Artist is a film of genuine substance and it is also delightfully amusing. With the portrayal of the demise of the (at first, charming) silent film star George Valentin (Jean Dujardin) into a stubborn alcoholic has-been, the film is a fine metaphor for the sudden death of silent film.