Shooting Stars: Review. Shooting Stars tells the story of a young LeBron James as he and his childhood best friends become one of the best high school basketball teams of all time and change the dynamic of high school basketball for years to come. While not necessarily adding anything new […] The post Shooting Stars: Review appeared first on film reviews, interviews, features | BRWC ..read more

The Haunting Of Hell Hole Mine: Review Centuries ago, at the beginning of the conflict between Native Americans and the colonising forces, a family laid claim to a valuable mine. However, there was a curse placed on the mine by a Native American tribe so that escape from the mine […] The post The Haunting Of Hell Hole Mine: Review appeared first on film reviews, interviews, features | BRWC ..read more

Tits: Review Iben (Marie Bya) is a teenage girl who does the same as any other girls her age. She likes hanging out with her friends and with hormones being what they are, she’s a little boy crazy and has found someone she likes. However, it seems that hormones work […] The post Tits: Review appeared first on film reviews, interviews, features | BRWC ..read more

Hulk: They Took The Rage OUT Of The Machine. By Connor Walsh. In Marvel Comics– The Incredible Hulk– exists in the space between monster and man, characterized by his eternal struggle as he fights for his humanity. With the popularity and proliferation of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the Hulk has […] The post Hulk: They Took The Rage OUT Of The Machine appeared first on film reviews, interviews, features | BRWC ..read more

Reality: Review Turning a modern play into a movie is easier said than done. In a nutshell, stageplays are rooted in writing and performances, while movies are primarily a visual medium. While both have elements of all three, you have to deliver more than sharp writing and sympathetic performances to […] The post Reality: Review appeared first on film reviews, interviews, features | BRWC ..read more

The Lunchbox: Review. By Joe Muldoon. A good friend of mine once shared with me a poem of hers in which a family communicates through food, a full stomach signifying their love. I’ve held a great fondness for the piece ever since she first shared it with me, and –excuse […] The post The Lunchbox: Review appeared first on film reviews, interviews, features | BRWC ..read more

In a future where robots are disposable workhorses banned for public consumption, womanizer Charles and gold digger Elaine bends the law by having robot surrogates live out the daily grind. Their scheme suddenly falls apart when their robot versions fall in love and break away from servitude in the high-concept […] The post Robots: The BRWC Review appeared first on film reviews, interviews, features | BRWC ..read more

There’s a hotel somewhere in America with a room numbered 508 which people stay in and never come out in the same way again. When they arrive, they perhaps don’t always have the best intentions nor the best mindset, but what happens in that room changes them forever. It could […] The post Country Of Hotels: Review appeared first on film reviews, interviews, features | BRWC ..read more

Kandahar Synopsis: An undercover CIA operative gets stuck in hostile territory in Afghanistan after his mission is exposed. Accompanied by his translator, he must fight enemy combatants as he tries to reach an extraction point in Kandahar. Amidst Hollywood’s devaluation of traditional actioners, Gerard Butler stands tall as a throwback […] The post Kandahar: The BRWC Review appeared first on film reviews, interviews, features | BRWC ..read more

During the 1880’s in Hawai’I, there was an increasing presence from the US government to enforce their rule over the island. Ko’olau (Jason Scott Lee) and his wife, Pi’ilani (Lindsay Watson) live there with their son, Kalei (Kahiau Perriera) and despite their begrudging acceptance of Americans in their country, they […] The post The Wind & The Reckoning: Review appeared first on film reviews, interviews, features | BRWC ..read more