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When Marvel turned half of their universe to ash last summer, they had the opportunity to scale back on the complicated web of plots and characters seen in Avengers: Infinity War (2018). Things had started to get a little overstuffed even by MCU s... Read the full review »

Baby Mama feels lighter and slightly more colourful than a used pregnancy test. Fey and Poehler were the 'Saturday Night Live' dream team. Consistently witty and constantly hilarious. But these results are usually produced when they are performing... Read the full review »

Endgame finalises eleven years of meticulous planning in an epic superhero extravaganza. The Marvel Cinematic Universe is a behemoth. A cultural phenomenon that has enveloped the minds of audiences everywhere. Since 2008 when 'Iron Man' graced our... Read the full review »

Spoiler-free movie review from www.littlemisschickflick.com Yesterday, I went to see Avengers: Endgame. I was really, really looking forward to seeing it. I ordered my tickets two weeks in advance and skipped a class at school to go see it. Was i... Read the full review »

They said it would never happen. They said it would never be accomplished. But WOW,they’ve done it. I finally had a movie where the Italian Audience reacted to it like an American Audience,and it was glorious. Truly unforgettable. Anywho,the rev... Read the full review »

Thor The Dark World soars endlessly in Asgardian light instead of Elvish darkness. Continuing on from the events of 'The Avengers' and acting as a sequel to 'Thor', which is incredibly underrated and overlooked, The Dark World shrouds itself in an... Read the full review »

The Shawshank Redemption is a movie about friendship, loyalty and hope. It tells the story of a man, Andy Dufresne, who is serving a double life sentence in prison for murdering his wife and her lover. Shawshank is a very tough prison and Andy i... Read the full review »

Remember The Titans Rated and Reviewed An analysis into a movie about way more than just high school football Alexandria, Virginia, 1971, a newly integrated high school football team must come together under an African American head coach to succe... Read the full review »

Annabelle dresses up its chills in frivolous uninspired jump scares. A welcomed spin-off to 'The Conjuring', considering its sub-plot involving the titular wretched doll certainly terrified many, if only it was handed to a more experienced directo... Read the full review »

The Conjuring summons intelligent camera trickery to produce one of the best horrors of the decade. James Wan is an innovator when it comes to crafting horror pictures. He cemented his technical capabilities with 'Saw' and perfected his invigorati... Read the full review »

The Last Witch Hunter offers a plague of fantastical visual effects yet eternally damns all to boredom. If you told me that Vin Diesel would be cast as a witch slayer who is cursed with eternal life, I would've joked that his other 'Fast & Furious... Read the full review »

The Wolfman tamely howls in the full moonlight. Modernising Universal's classic monster movie was inevitable, with the likes of 'Frankenstein' and 'Dracula' garnering several adaptations over the last few decades. Fortunately, horror/monster films... Read the full review »

Into The Storm blows its severe blustery weather across an incredibly boring story. The essence of a B-Movie is to create something so ludicrous from a low budget, that it actually manifests its own charm. 'Sharknado' for instance. Inherently ridi... Read the full review »

This was horrible! The other 2 movies were very entertaining. You would think the one tyiny them together would be outstanding. What a disappointment. Read the full review »

Contraband smuggles a decent cast into an unfocused forgettable story. Remaking one of Iceland's biggest films 'Reykjavíc-Rotterdam' was inevitably going to happen at some point. Surprisingly one of stars of that film, Kormákur, helmed the direc... Read the full review »

The American substitutes outlandish action for a vacuous yet restrained dramatic thriller. It was only a matter of time before I watched this. A film hated by audiences for its misrepresenting marketing and rarely discussed amongst cinephiles due... Read the full review »

Why Brie Larsons “Unicorn Store” exists today is beyond me. Despite being made in the year 2017, it comes out two years later on Netflix to an abysmal reaction, so much so that Netflix also had to go to quite the lengths to silence users to pr... Read the full review »

Wonder combats prejudicial bullying by presenting a tender story that warmed my heart. As an avid watcher of dark dramas tackling depression and suicidal tendencies, the thought of experiencing Wonder wasn't one that rushed to my mind. Light mains... Read the full review »