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Piper visually stuns through realistic animation whilst retaining its feathery coming-of-age core. Decades. Literally decades. It has taken thirty two years for Pixar to release their greatest short yet. A visual delight involving a sandpiper hunt... Read the full review »

Creature From The Black Lagoon makes a splash with stunning underwater photography and a monstrous costume. Surprisingly, although I say that with the lightest of tones considering I've rarely seen any classics (my apologies...), I've not seen any... Read the full review »

Good Morning Vietnam spews non-stop improvisational comedy live on air with some now questionable politics. Regarded essentially as the self-titled "one man Robin Williams show", this comedy-drama is yet another addition to the saturated war genre... Read the full review »

A Silent Voice encapsulates a deafening amount of humanity that grants bullying a path to redemption. There's nothing more cruel and twisted than a bully destroying the life of an innocent, just because of how different they are to everyone else.... Read the full review »

There’s always a method to the madness when it comes to making any movie look like genuine art and “The Farewell” is, in my opinion, one of this years greatest masterpieces. It matches or parallels the construct of a painting: looks simple a... Read the full review »

I’ve understood the appeal behind these movies for a while and grew to like and appreciate the characters involved but recently, I felt like the movies after Fast Five became increasingly ridiculous with the writing as time progressed. “Hobbs... Read the full review »

It Follows looms closer to your soul with every subversive step the titular entity takes. For me, the best variety of horror mechanisms are the contemporary types that deal with suspense and dread. Mundane jump scares rarely work, with minimal to... Read the full review »

The Crazies remakes a tame biological disaster, mutating it into an enjoyably demented nightmare. One of the rare examples where the original is diminished almost entirely thanks to an appropriate modernisation that extracted the core content and... Read the full review »

Smiley certainly didn't put a smile on my face. Oh boy. Oh dear lord. Oh for goodness sake. When the director is an apparent well known YouTuber and decides to cast most of his online buddies in a slasher that is nearly as stupid and pointless as... Read the full review »

Fyre reignites the hatred for a certain pathological liar, further fuelling the party fire. The Fyre Festival of '17. An idyllic vision featuring a plethora of musical talent, luxury villas, golden beaches and raucous parties. It was sold to be th... Read the full review »