The Brown Note Movie Review

If only Piers Brosnan had brought this much Daniel Craig grit and intensity to Bond. Underappreciated sub-Bourne actioner well worth a once through. Veteran Kiwi Roger Lindsey Donaldson directs.

Impressive, serious and unusual ecological thriller with strong turns from a well matched Jessie Eisenberg, Dakota Fanning and Peter Sarsgaard, directed by Meek's Cutoff's Kelly Reichardt.

Draws a bow between the lesser Police Academy and Wayans brothers comedies and just about clears it to being almost amiable.

Coherence is a mind-bending and deeply eerie Sci-Fi chiller. Dinner party madness directed by debutante James Ward Brykit.

A muddled and minor entry into the Liam Neeson megalopolis of film, directed by Scott Frank and frankly with no one else interesting in it.

Review of the last Philip Seymour Hoffman film released before his death (and a top turn for him to go out on). A cold war esq thriller based on the John Le Carre novel, directed by noted U2 botherer Anton Corbijn, co-starring Rachel McAdams, Willem Dafoe and Robin Wright. Probably not quite as good as this review stated in retrospect but definitely worth watching the great man's final bow.