Christoph Waltz

In 1992, an independent director premiered his directorial debut at Sundance Film Festival. When his low-budget film received rave reviews at Cannes, the legend of Quentin Tarantino was born. His career is the focus of a long-awaited…

With films such as Dragon Ball: Evolution and the controversial Ghost in the Shell, Hollywood anime adaptations have (mostly) not been great. Some suffer from a lack of imagination while others contribute to the issue of whitewashing in…

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Internet critics have exaggerated: Tulip Fever is not a lifeless flop. It is imperfect, occasionally uncomfortable, but not disastrous. Although the film does not reach its full potential, its qualities, which consist of that potential,…

People are nowadays looking for ways to stretch their monthly salary, with some also turning to eco-friendly lifestyles to minimise waste and help the environment. In his first film since Academy Award nominee Nebraska, director…

It should be a requirement that in all screenings of Terry Gilliam's movies, the film in question should be shown two or three times in succession. Brazil, Twelve Monkeys, and now The Zero Theorem: all beg an immediate re-watch to try and…

Director Terry Gilliam brings us another visual feast set in the future and thankfully goes back to his roots. Featuring a multitude of great actors, The Zero Theorem has the fantastic Christoph Waltz at its centre as eccentric recluse…

Quentin Tarantino’s reimagining of the Spaghetti Western references a multitude of films from the genre, but it still manages to maintain a fresh approach. Our hero is Django (Jamie Foxx), a slave freed by well-dressed German bounty…

Fathers’ Day is fast approaching and if you’re anything like us (with dads that never give you enough ideas!) it’s hard to find the perfect gift. Well problem solved, enter our competition and you could be lucky enough to win Django…