Roobla Film Reviews.

Silver Linings Playbook it is a feel-good movie of the screwball comedy-type – quirky, different, and deservedly praised.

The fact remains that things may never change but whilst documentary One Mile Away is light on details it is heavy on heart and intention.

Good Hair is an interesting and funny documentary about attitudes towards women’s hair in the African-American community, with deeper insights about racial integration and the quirks of black society.

Suspend belief and pick up some popcorn for Red Dawn, an all action teen flick adventure.

Thale is a decent enough supernatural thriller with an affecting story that unfortunately doesn’t quite live to its promise.

The Bay is the film that Contagion should have been, gripping, meaningful and scary (but not for the most obvious reasons).

Good Vibrations offers a superbly likeable and enjoyable story of the determination of one man to bring punk music to the masses in war torn 1970s Belfast.

Thanks to its authentic direction and enjoyable characters, Gimme The Loot is a surprisingly fun low budget debut showing the joys of inner city living.

Bryan Singer directs an adaptation of the fairytale Jack and the Beanstalk, starring Nicholas Hoult, Eleanor Tomlinson and Ewan McGregor.

Nicolas Cage, Ryan Reynolds and Emma Stone lend their vocals to this animated adventure about a family of cavemen who must learn to trust their curiosity.

Amour offers an affecting portrayal of love and loss, and is Haneke’s most humane film.

Michael H. Profession: Director is a slight but enjoyable documentary about one of the greatest filmmakers working today, Michael Haneke.

The Alps features an intriguing prospect, hampered by some vague storytelling and underdeveloped characters.

Welcome to the Punch is sleek and fun in places, but a little bit hollow.

Community is a British horror effort that tries to combine scares with a social statement but both get lost along the way.