Gravity

The closest you're likely to get to space...

Vanishing On Seventh Street

Shocking. Shit. Awful… we could leave it there but this film deserves to be slapped hard across the face and made to be locked away from innocent eyes.

Guest Review

 

For the first time on KritiKal Craig I have the opportunity to post a guest blog! I hope this will be the first of many and that people will inundate me with their reviews of their favourite films! There is a KritiK in all of us!

 

I loved reading it and I am sure you will too, Mr Mitten's review of the fabulous Inglourious Basterds...

 

 

My Favourite Films By Genre

The beauty of cinema is the various forms it comes in. It can cater to everyone. Make you fall in love, jump with fear or break down in tears.

I love the variety the movies come in and the way you can choose a film to suit your mood. If you need to feel better, want to cry, feel like being frightened, its all possible.

The following are my favourite films in what I consider the main genres of cinema;

Action, Adventure, Animation, Biography, Comedy, Crime, Documentary, Drama, Family, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery, Romance, Sci-fi, Sport, Thriller, War and Western.

Some of my choices may seem odd or you may disagree, that's cool. This is MY list of MY favourites. Hope you enjoy...

Captain Phillips

Simply epic...

It is getting to the time of year again when the winter blockbusters and Oscar hopefuls are being released. Captain Phillips truly ticks the box for both of these categories.

The Place Beyond The Pines

A Film In Three Parts...

This film finds itself divided into three separate stories, each leading into the next.

Olympus Has Fallen

Where to begin...

Typical American action film. In other words crap. I actually fell asleep during my fist attempt to watch this film. The fact that they sell it with the tag "From The Makers of Training Day" got my hopes up, given that is an epic piece of cinema. This however... this isn't.

My Top Ten Films

The following are my favourite films. My opinions and my choices. It's not about awards, even though there are bet picture winners here. It's about films that have moved me and I could watch again and again! If you disagree that's cool, don't bitch that my top ten is different to yours! Just post what you think and tell me why!

Here wo go...

Filth

This film is epic...

James McAvoy gives another stunning performance to add to his portfolio of Oscar worthy efforts in this fantastic piece of cinema.