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Conan the Barbarian is about as menacing as Momoa's freshly shaven baby face. The sword and sorcery sub-genre had a huge resurgence in the early 2010s, with remakes including 'Clash of the Titans' gracing our screens. However this flick acts as ne... Read the full review »

WHAT I LIKED: There has been a fair amount of criticism about Peter Farrelly's 'Green Book' floating about (particularly after it won best-picture against more 'hard-line' alternative choices) and most of that centres around the idea that the film... Read the full review »

Metropolis unfolds into a mechanical masterpiece in ingenuity and expressionism. The grandfather of science-fiction. The film that single-handedly pioneered a genre. Just, impressive. I've been waiting a good few years to watch this German express... Read the full review »

“How do you continue a great movie?” was the question me and a friend of mine posed while walking after school finished (although we were talking about Interstellar that moment…). But that was the question I always had whenever I thought abo... Read the full review »

Breakfast at Tiffany's wears the glitz and glamour to depict superficial materialism. It was fate that this comedic drama would be my first Audrey Hepburn film. After hearing so much about it and constantly singing "Moon River", I needed to make m... Read the full review »

It’s time to close out February with what many people are considering one of the greatest trilogies of all time with the third installment in what has to be Dreamworks most successful franchise since Kung Fu Panda: “How To Train Your Dragon: T... Read the full review »

The Wizard of Oz puts a glorious technicolor spell on younger audiences. Let's get this out of the way first. I had never seen The Wizard of Oz until now. Obviously its legendary status had allowed certain scenes and songs to enter the American po... Read the full review »

Casablanca dances the war-driven night away with sweeping romanticism. Another classic that many critics and cinephiles believe to be one of the greatest pieces of cinema ever. And much like 'Citizen Kane', I unfortunately was not overly enamoured... Read the full review »

Singin' In The Rain is pouring with whimsical musicality and soaking in silver screen magic. The musical genre is not my favourite. Not in the slightest. Taking a drama and having characters randomly burst into a musical number never really appeal... Read the full review »

Rambo returns to doing what he does best, soaking jungles in blood and guts. Admittedly, I've never seen any of the previous instalments, so I was unsure what I was letting myself in for. Safe to say that the certification it obtained was very muc... Read the full review »

At the end of the day, Alita is a visual masterpiece. Rodriguez and Cameron come together to produce a film of epic proportions that grounds the massive world it builds with one of the most heart-warming and exciting protagonists in recent sc-fi m... Read the full review »