It’s been a while since we’ve had a documentary in the LAMBScores, but we’ve finally got one in Life Itself. Considering the topic (the life of Roger Ebert), it’s no surprise that this would have been well-received. As you’ll see below, the film has firmly taken over the #1 spot in this year’s LAMBScores. We also have reviews for...
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Transformers: Age of Extinction may have dominated the box office but our sophisticated LAMBs were clearly more interested in the other new releases. Making his English-language debut, Joon-ho Bong’s Snowpiercer easily found a place in our Top 10 LAMBScores of the year. In addition, John Carney’s Begin Again received...
We’re back with another installment of Classic Chops. This time it was a free for all. Any posts on any movie released before 1965 were allowed. Thanks to all who submitted reviews.
Next time we’re going to venture into the world of musicals. So send links to your reviews or articles on any musical…released before 1965, of course. The address is [email protected]. Have your submissions in by midnight on...
This week we only have one new release and it’s the latest film by Clint Eastwood. Did his Jersey Boys charm the lammies, or did their song fall flat? Find out below and don’t forget to have your say in the forums.
Rotten Tomatoes: 2.70...
Martin Scorsese has a lot of classic movies under his belt, but you could argue that Taxi Driver was his first. IMDb describes it as “A mentally unstable Vietnam war veteran works as a night-time taxi driver in New York City where the perceived decadence and sleaze feeds his urge for violent action, attempting to save a preadolescent prostitute in the process,” but is there more to it than...
It’s sequel week on the LAMBScores but don’t worry, these ones are welcome! How to Train Your Dragon 2 and 22 Jump Street hit the box office recently and both managed to garner significant critical acclaim. Find out what the lammies had to say about these films below and don’t forget to contribute your reviews in the forums.
We have an interesting pair of new releases this week. The first film (Edge of Tomorrow) stars Tom Cruise, one of the biggest movie stars in the past few decades. This acclaimed actioner fairly well at the box office but it’s clear that times are a-changin’. The big box office draw appealed more to this new generation – The Fault in Our...
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After a strong batch of new releases last week, it was hard for these LAMBScores to match up. The lammies just didn’t seem very enthused by Maleficent or A Million Ways to Die in the West. Filth fared a little better, but it also has its detractors. Check out all the reviews below and don’t forget to contribute yours...
Character Actors! I don’t know about you, but I love ’em, hence why back in Episode #187 we got together and drafted a bunch of them from North America. Well, now it’s time to do it again, this time picking from the rest of the world.
Host Jay Cluitt was joined by Dylan Fields, Daniel Lackey, DJ Valentine and returning champion Dan Heaton to debate whether Ben Kingsley, Timothy Dalton and Guy Pearce can be...
We’ve got a nice array of films for this week’s LAMBScores, so I’m sure you’ll find something that interests you. In fact, three of these films are now in the Top 10 LAMBScores for 2014. First up is the much-anticipated blockbuster X-Men: Days of Future Past. Next we have a pair of acclaimed indies in Jon Favreau’s...