Hush Your Mouth is a gritty, UK street drama available to own DVD on 6 September and Pure Movies is giving away three copies!
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To celebrate the release of Cyrus, Pure Movies is giving away some fantastic prizes!
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Kick-Ass is coming to DVD and Pure Movies is giving away three copies!
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Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is at cinemas everywhere from 25 August and Pure Movies is giving away some fantastic prizes!
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Although starring Reilly and Hill, and co-produced by Tony and Ridley Scott, Cyrus is a surprisingly low-budget slice of American independent filmmaking.
If you’re the type of person who enjoys late-night, true-life tales of conmen and fraudsters, you may find yourself succumbing to Jim Carrey’s endless scams and deluded optimism.
When a movie’s promotional material includes the information that it’s from the same writers “as Saw IV, V and VI”, you know that you’re not likely to be treated to subtlety.
In purely cinematic terms this has more the feel of a made-for-TV weepie. One that probably won’t even make you weep.
Adapted from Jay Parini’s novel of the same name, The Last Station is a lush period drama that has unsurprisingly picked up award nominations.
Baumbach has crafted another whimsical and thought-provoking piece of work, which this time dwells upon ageing, depression and regret.
A sprawling ensemble piece, Brooklyn’s Finest follows three New York cops who all work within the same precinct.
Given a slew of recent apocalyptic scenarios and flesh-eating gore, it’s perhaps surprising that the bubonic plague has not prompted more cinematic plotlines.
The Killer Inside Me is an effective and haunting noir-ish experiment for which Winterbottom should largely be applauded.
The Blooms grow up to be globetrotting fraudsters from a bygone era – executing complex and ingenious con tricks on their rich, hapless victims.
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