Jason Bourne – Return of the Real Spy

By: Daniel Chadwick-Shubat Jason Bourne AKA David Webb is in my opinion cinema’s greatest spy. His skills in badassery have graced our screen for 14 years and his tortured soul has proven the ultimate thing to dissect on the screen. There’s such a thing as the “Bourne formula” which all the movies have followed since The […]

Trailer: Ben-Hur #2

Ben-Hur has a big task ahead of it if it wants to surpass the brilliance of the Charlton Heston led behemoth that was the original movie. The original won 11 Academy Awards which has never been surpassed and only equaled by Titanic and Lord of the Rings: Return of the King. While the trailer for the remake intrigues me it […]

Soda Pictures Picks Up “Never Steady, Never Still” For Canadian and UK Distribution

Following an extraordinary winter shoot, which saw cast and crew taking on the challenge of filming in freezing conditions in Northern British Columbia, shooting recommences on Never Steady, Never Still, the debut feature from award-winning filmmaker Kathleen Hepburn. The first day of photography is May 20th in historic Fort St James, BC. “Soda Pictures UK has a […]

The Nice Guys – Supreme Comedy Noir

By: Daniel Chadwick-Shubat Shane Black is a fantastic writer. For me that is a fact that is undeniable. With the likes of Lethal Weapon, The Last Action Hero and The Long Kiss Goodnight all being penned by Black. But it wasn’t until Kiss Kiss Bang Bang that Black showed his directorial prowess as well. With The Nice Guys he has once again captured […]

Podcast: John Maclean and Slow West

In my latest interview I’m joined by director John Maclean, who helmed one of the best films of last year, Slow West. We talked about the jump from short films to feature films and what his experience was during the making of his first feature film. We also discuss his budding relationship with Michael Fassbender, who […]

Classic Review: ’71 (2014)

By: Daniel Chadwick-Shubat In October of 2014 I ventured to the cinema in the UK (I was there on an exchange program). ’71 was a movie I had been following closely for months for two reasons. One it had one of the hottest new young actors in it in the form of Jack O’Connell. Secondly […]