Roobla Film Reviews.

Charulata is a beautiful, melodramatic tale of love and loneliness.

Aftershock is your archetypal Eli Roth film, turning a real-life Chilean natural disaster into a full-on gorefest

You’re Next is a smart, well-made, brutal night of gruesome enjoyment.

It may be great to look at, but Something in the Air is self-absorbed, replete with characters not worth watching, and is ignorant of its own context.

Dragon is a refreshing mix of classic and modern story telling, with a strong cast and fight scenes to match any other, it delivers a powerful experience

A Hijacking a serious but truly nail-biting watch which will have you gripped from start to finish

Tom Cruise stars in Oblivion, a sci-fi adventure about the aftermath of Earth following a war against aliens.

Kevin Spacey stars in Inseparable, a surreal and completely bizarre Chinese dramedy that will have you hooked.

The Wolverine sees Hugh Jackman return meaner and moodier – but is it any better?

It might be the weakest in the National Lampoon series but European Vacation still has some quite funny moments.

Pi is a bizarre, surprisingly brutal early treat from the now-celebrated director Darren Aronofsky.

A Brit thriller that is admirably older school in ambition, Get Lucky is disorderly but pacey enough to keep fans watching.

Classic comedy National Lampoon’s Vacation gets the Blu-ray treatment. As fantastic as it’s ever been.

Kick-Ass 2 more than doubles its predecessor’s quota of superheroes and kicks ass as a result

Only God Forgives is a beautiful and provocative film that comes across like the anti Drive, Winding Refn won’t win any new fans with this but those who already appreciate the director will find a lot to like.