Helen Earnshaw: ''We have already had an exciting start to 2013 and that looks set to continue as there are some great movies on the horizon for February.
So here at FemaleFirst we have taken a closer look at the ones that are absolutely not to be missed.''
The Hijacking of Flight 601 Review: The series based on a true event re-imagines the longest lasting hijacking in Latin America.
When it comes to giving a monster a face, or a creature its unique mannerisms, creature actors can elevate the material in a way that pure CGI just hasn't been able to. Two of the very best creature actors that you've probably seen in countless well-known movies, but won't be able to recognise at first glance are Javier Botet and Doug Jones.
AVClub: Around the turn of the millennium, Julio Medem seemed on track to become the most accomplished and internationally popular Spanish filmmaker since Pedro Almodóvar. His fourth and fifth films—1998’s Lovers Of The Arctic Circle and 2001’s Sex And Lucía—were visually splendid, passionate, and personal, with a perspective on romance that was as complex as it was life-affirming. But Medem’s movies since then haven’t gotten nearly as much acclaim or attention, and now with Ma Ma he appears to be struggling to get his mojo back. While every bit as snazzy as his best-known work, Ma Ma’s corny simplicity makes its many flourishes look excessive, and even desperate.
