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Velvet Buzzsaw attempts to creatively cut through contemporary commercialism but slices itself in half. The subjectivity of art is one that is often discussed amongst many people. Whilst someone might view a pile of newspapers on a wooden floor as... Read the full review »

16 Blocks goes on for eight blocks too long. Donner, the director behind 'Lethal Weapon', can make a buddy cop film like a child can draw a stickman. It is his bread and butter. The filling in this action dramatic sandwich though tastes like vanil... Read the full review »

It definitely goes without saying: ”Miss Bala” is a sure misfire and it blatantly misses every shot that it takes. Coming off from a pretty impactful predecessor, what we get here is the typical and generic Hollywood reboot: A rushed storyline... Read the full review »

As a retelling of a classic tale, “The Kid Who Would Be King” rightfully earns its crown if not only just. Its a very good natured, wholehearted adventure flick with a feel-good vibe surrounding its abundance of throwbacks and references. Soli... Read the full review »

It really does boggle my mind to see a film this messy, this incoherent, this lacking in substance and plot, so rampantly silly and so clueless in story direction this early in 2019. But this is what “Replicas” gives us and it’s the first bi... Read the full review »

There isn’t any other easy way for me to say this but SONY outdid themselves here with “Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse”. It’s stop motion 3D animation style blends in seamlessly with the comic-book art style and visual effects as well a... Read the full review »

As hilariously awesome as “Aquaman” was, the very aspects that help it thrive in its ludicrousness might turn off a good chunk of the dedicated DC fans out there. Yes, the film as a whole is cliche to the hero’s journey to the villain to the... Read the full review »

Long story short: if you came to the movies just to see Kevin Hart and/or Bryan Cranston, you’ll get your wish with ”The Upside”. It’s a film remake that isn’t good or bad in any extensive way because as a film, it’s just.....there. I... Read the full review »

When you get down to the latter, I don’t know whether or not I should look at ”Glass” as half empty or half full. While it proves to not be UNBREAKABLE, it doesn’t SPLIT expectations nor did the slightest crack give me any sort of reason t... Read the full review »

I had pretty high hopes for GLASS as I loved both UNBREAKABLE and SPILT. Plus the trailer was amazing. But overall I found it to be pretty dull, littered with plot holes, and I didn’t love where they took the story. It felt very anti-climactic a... Read the full review »

War of the Worlds battles its way through family turmoil and extraterrestrial invaders. There was only one director that could adapt H.G. Wells' classic sci-fi novel and make it applicable for the current century. That man is Steven Spielberg. Not... Read the full review »

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is definitely not "turtle-y" awesome. Whilst not directed by Michael Bay, his hand in the production team is clearly noticeable right from the first diagonal shot plagued with lens flares and...oh, would you look at th... Read the full review »

The Nightmare Before Christmas feels more like dark fantastical dream. A Christmas film disguised as a Halloween animation with the Easter Bunny tossed in for good measure. A holiday smorgasbord that is sure to frighten children with Burton's sign... Read the full review »

Then Came You (2018) stars Asa Butterfield as Calvin, a hypochondriac who work's as an airport baggage handler with his brother (Tyler Hoechlin) and father (David Koechner). Calvin is a very timid and worrisome person whose whole life changes when... Read the full review »

Final Destination 5 is five times familiar and five times "3D". As an individual that believes gimmicky 3D effects are just, well, unnecessary gimmicks, this fifth instalment purely focuses on blood, guts and eyes flying at your face. Whilst a ste... Read the full review »

Getaway is a title that should be taken literally. Go! Run away. Get as far away as you can. Don't succumb to this incoherent mess like I did, you all deserve better than that. A former race driver's wife is kidnapped to which he receives a phone... Read the full review »

The Mule drives in the slow lane and nearly gets a flat tyre. This is a major step up from Eastwood's previous directorial efforts with the absurdly boring 'The 15:17 to Paris'. A cast of talented actors, including himself, and a premise that beco... Read the full review »