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National Treasure cryptically explores Freemasonry, occasionally striking treasured gold. Adventurous mysteries. From ‘Indiana Jones’ to ‘The Da Vinci Code’. Archaeologists, symbologists, cryptologists and all-round treasure hunters. Journ... Read the full review »

The Sam Mendes’ 1917 has been winning rave reviews from both critics and audiences for it’s dazzling technical expertise and ultra-graphic depictions of the horrors of the First World War. When it comes to showing combat from the point of view... Read the full review »

WHAT I LIKED: The best way to describe Adrian Lyne and James Dearden's 'Fatal Attraction,' is that it's a pantomime for the big screen. What does that mean? Well, just like in a panto, in this film we're almost always a small step ahead of what th... Read the full review »

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Fifty Shades Freed is no longer shackled to the restraints of kinky handcuffs, it’s worse. Christian Grey. Anastasia Steele. Married. Yet at this point in the “groundbreaking” trilogy that bends the limitations of soft-core pornography withi... Read the full review »

WHAT I LIKED: As man-vs-nature movies go, they don't get much more brutal than Joe Penna's 'Arctic,' as it's a film that simply follows a crash victim stranded in the Alaskan arctic trekking to civilisation with some very difficult baggage. It's a... Read the full review »

Astro Boy jets around an untextured Metro City to generically find himself and fight a political agenda. Adapting a Japanese manga for western audiences by an American studio without the assistance of the original proprietor, in this case Tezuka P... Read the full review »

This short film brought my girlfriend, who I watched it with, to tears of laughter. I, on the other hand, felt rather differently. This short film is a strange mixture of Lynch's comedic and sinister sides. These are usually mixed over the span... Read the full review »

What makes Bait an interesting piece is the relationship between its primary audience and it's message. This film was not shown in widespread cinemas. It is shown on streaming services such as MUBI or the BFI Player, the latter being where I watch... Read the full review »

The Island donates vital story organs for relentless chase sequences. “Just cause people wanna eat the burger doesn’t mean they wanna meet the cow”. What substantiates humanity? Is it conscience? The organic process of three billion years wo... Read the full review »

1917 is not the next big step for movies, besides the craft put onto it, and it's simply devoid of technical achievements. So there. Now yes, there's the cinematography by Roger Deakins that is, indeed, nice to look at, and makes the movie flow f... Read the full review »

Universal Studios have been taking massive L after massive L recently with the releases of films like Cats and Dolittle but as of right now, “The Turning” might be the biggest L they’ll have yet to take in so far this year. It has solid acti... Read the full review »