Les Miserables

Tom Bonnington is underwhelmed by the acclaimed new version of the classic musical, awarding it 2 stars.

Top five films of 2012

Tom Bonnington counts down the best five films of 2012

The Hobbit Review

Tom Bonnington argues Peter Jackson’s prequel of the Lord of the Rings trilogy is a fine film which does not deserve some of the negative criticism it has received

Review: Creditors

Tom Bonnington reviews the last production of the URY Festival of Drama, ‘Creditors’

Argo

Tom Bonnington thinks Argo is one of “the most enjoyable thrillers made in the last few years.”

Aesthetica Film Festival: top five films

Rory McGregor and Tom Bonnington reveal their top five picks from the Aesthetica Film Festival

Aesthetica Film Festival: Days 3 & 4

Rory McGregor and Tom Bonnington let you know what they got up to on the last two days of Aesthetica Film Festival

URY’s ‘New World Order’ – review

Tom Bonnington gives a big thumbs up to URY’s ambitious drama ‘New World Order’

Aesthetica Film Festival: Day One

Tom Bonnington brings you his thoughts from the opening night at Aesthetica Film Festival.

Rust and Bone

Tom Bonnington is blown away by Jacques Audiard’s latest offering, giving it 4.5 stars out of 5.

Judi Shekoni

Rising film star Judi Shekoni chats to Tom Bonnington about filming The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn: Part 2, her love for British television and her new life stateside.

Paranormal Activity 4

Tom Bonnington finds the Paranormal Activity series “has completely run out of ideas” giving the latest film 1 star.

Looper

Tom Bonnington praises the originality of Looper, worthy of the title of cult classic and a 5 star review

Savages

Tom Bonnington is entertained by “a rather enjoyable drug film about a group of relaxed hipsters revelling in a paradise of weed, sun and threesomes”, giving it 3 Stars

Lawless

“Lawless could have been the definitive prohibition film but the filmmakers played it far too safe” – Tom Bonnington awards this bootlegging blockbuster 2 Stars

Keith Lemon The Film

“The fact this film was released at all is worrying for the British film industry” – A zero star rating is stamped firmly across Keith Lemon’s foray into the cinematic world, as Tom Bonnington is left distinctly underwhelmed