The director of Anchorman 2 dials back the screwball in this frisky tale of the sub-prime mortgage meltdown of 2007.
Published 19 Jan 2016
It seems that Adam McKay is Oscar’s new bessie mate.
Lots of pleasant bluster, but spreads itself a little too thin.
Though it is nice to see a mainstream drama that’s at least ambitious and (mildly) ambiguous in its right-on aims.
The Big Short isn’t alone in equating financial disaster with man’s stunted psyche.
The Lost River director reflects on his childhood and ponders the myth of the American Dream.
British DoP Barry Ackroyd shares his most trusted tools of his trade.
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