The Room, probably the one of the most well loved horrible films ever made is given a extremely well made film about how it came to be. Based on the book by the same title, is directed and starred in by James Franco, who gives a hilarious but hear... Read the full review »
Paddington 2 is the charming sequel that brings us back to our favorite little talking bear and his adoptive family the Brown’s. For his aunt Lucy, Paddington would like to buy her a beautiful vintage pop up book of London so he starts working l... Read the full review »
I Spit On Your Grave isn't enjoyable, it's mentally scarring. Honestly, I'm not sure how to wrap my thoughts around this and cohesively write a review. Everything about this film, is just wrong. But that's the point. Does that necessarily make it... Read the full review »
Your weekly round-up of the latest movie news. This week we discuss: Ridley Scott's new Disney project, Mille Bobby Brown's big franchise deal, the Black Widow solo movie, the X-Men release date changes, and Barry Jenkins on Chadwick Boseman's thr... Read the full blog post »
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri shows that a serious subject and dark humour make for a good combination. This film really did blow me away, I mean I knew it was going to be good but...not that good! McDonaugh had my undivided attention... Read the full review »
Burn After Reading just seems...pointless? It's been awhile since I've watched a film where I immediately think to myself "...ok, so what did I actually take away from that experience?". Apart from intelligence agencies knowing everything about ev... Read the full review »
L.A. Confidential is noir crime executed to the highest standard. Well, I wasn't expecting that! I went in thinking it would be an overlong stylised drama with one or two scenes of detective work. Quite the reverse actually, it's entirety was an u... Read the full review »
WHAT I LIKED: Darker, mellowed and less satirically misty-eyed than the original, 'T2: Trainspotting,' takes more time and delves deeper and more seriously into its characters and makes for a different kind of film than the first. Yes rather than... Read the full review »
WHAT I LIKED: It's hardly surprising given that Borat's Dan Mazer is at the helm and that Steve Merchant is in a key role that some of the humour in 'I give it a year,' is rather amusing with plenty of vulgar and crass laughs to counteract the sop... Read the full review »
WHAT I LIKED: Ben Wheatley set out to make a film that brings a tangibility to action, and he definitely succeeds there as 'Free Fire,' is a film where every hit - and crucially, every miss - has real impact. Yes rather than pack this shoot-out wi... Read the full review »
Kate Beckinsale and some cool elements don't save Blood Wars from its very self-serious and dumb storylines.
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Witha brilliant young cast, and a brilliantly premise behind it. IT manages to be truly scary, funny, and greatkly energetic. In a great, and fresh film experience that is well worth checking out. Read the full review »
This film is a wonderful, beautiful, and purely honest representation of a life of a teenager. Along with the great directorial work from Greta Gerwing and splendid writing, Ladybird has an amzing cast of great performances in this film. Aside fro... Read the full review »
Darkest Hour is a truly extraordinary film. It brilliantly conveys the historical peril, and uncertainty of it's subject matter. Has truly steller direction, and some great dialogue.Though this films's core and greatest quality is the acting and p... Read the full review »
Robot & Frank is somewhat original but doesn't fully explore its quirky ideas. Ingenious? Meh. Hilarious? Not really. Moving? Definitely not. Not sure what I...wait, there's more descriptions for this on the back cover? Brilliant, touching and cap... Read the full review »
Darkest Hour puts Joe Wright back on track with this patriotic drama. Forget about 'Pan', every director is allowed to create one bad film. The important thing is the he learnt from his mistake and regressed back to what he does best, British war... Read the full review »