Tulip Fever (DVD) – Movie Review
When we say ‘Holland’, you’ll probably say ‘tulips’, and quite rightly so. Tulip Fever zooms in on the trade of tulip bulbs in the 17th century in Holland, be it only marginally. The real st... Read More »
When we say ‘Holland’, you’ll probably say ‘tulips’, and quite rightly so. Tulip Fever zooms in on the trade of tulip bulbs in the 17th century in Holland, be it only marginally. The real st... Read More »
One of the world’s biggest issues right now is the energy we’re consuming, and where to get it in the future, as sources are slowly running out. It’s a debate that should leave no one untouched,... Read More »
While Deborah Lipstadt, an American professor of Holocaust studies, is giving a lecture, all of a sudden one man in the audience stands up, and starts asking her questions about her latest book ‘Den... Read More »
Scooby-Doo is a franchise that has been around for almost fifty years now, and is still going strong today. Many successful franchises have already gotten the LEGO treatment, and for Scooby-Doo, this ... Read More »
In metropoles like New York or Tokyo, millions of people pass each other every day. With so many people living so close to each other, it’s impossible to know all your neighbors, let alone the entir... Read More »
Loosely based on Sarah Waters’ novel Fingersmith, The Handmaiden tells the story of a wealthy but lonely woman and her poor but cunning maid. While the novel is set in the Victorian era in Britain, ... Read More »
Having won six Oscars, among many other prizes, La La Land is probably one of those films that everybody wants to see at one point, if only to see if it was worth the hype. We must admit we were quite... Read More »
While an animated film about football would probably already have made many kids enthusiastic, a film about dogs playing football probably speaks even more to their imagination. K9 World Cup (see what... Read More »
Ben Affleck seems to be everything these days. Not only is he a very successful actor, he’s also a producer, writer and director, jobs for which he gets applauded regularly as well. In Live by Night... Read More »
After our review of The Girl on the Train, based on a bestselling book by Paula Hawkins, we can now present you with our thoughts on an adaptation of another bestselling book, this time by Liz Jensen:... Read More »