The Movie Diorama

Ride Along 2 rides along at an even slower pace, making this the tamest ride you'll see in any thrilling theme park. Its predecessor made money, plenty of it. So for a sequel to be produced almost immediately after was inevitable, and the rushed d... Read the full review »

Léon is someone you really don't want to mess with. Safe to say this film has spawned many iterations of omnipotent invincible hitmen, it isn't hard to see why. Opening to a lukewarm reception, Léon has rapidly garnered cult status and is a firm... Read the full review »

Ride Along feels more like a tame carousel than a thrilling rollercoaster. I will still openly admit that I'm not a fan of Kevin Hart, his comedy just doesn't do anything for me. However, I'm always open to new opportunities that may alter my thou... Read the full review »

Jacob's Ladder is a hallucinogenic psychological thriller that made myself hallucinate. Another film that has garnered cult status over the years, more so for its unique nightmarish flashback narrative structure. I honestly had to sit in silence f... Read the full review »

Entebbe attempts to explore political revolutionism and oppression with uneven results. A scenario I've never acknowledged, Daniel Brühl and Rosamund Pike, all vital (yet very specific) ingredients that I personally search for in modern thrillers... Read the full review »

Life of the Party is Melissa McCarthy playing Melissa McCarthy as an older Melissa McCarthy amongst younger Melissa McCarthy minions. By the way, did you know Melissa McCarthy is in this? Whatever happened to her! She used to be great, I mean look... Read the full review »

I Feel Pretty, oh so pretty, I feel pretty and pity and might-ily infuriated. I have never...never...NEVER walked out of a cinema experience feeling angry like I did today. I was so close to walking out midway through, so flipping close. This film... Read the full review »

Final Destination 3 is three times the creativity, but three times the predictability. When a franchise like 'Final Destination' takes an idea and utilises the same narrative structure throughout all of the sequels, you can't help but feel cheated... Read the full review »

Scary Movie V not only killed a franchise, but a whole sub-genre. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if we never get parody films being produced ever again after this. Holy. Mama. Flipping. Spoof. Balls. What a monstrosity. I can't believe I endured... Read the full review »

Tully beautifully depicts the challenges and rewards of motherhood. Reitman and Cody are back from their previous collaboration 'Juno' to create a simple yet visceral view on parenting and mental illness. Marlo recently gives birth to her third ch... Read the full review »

The Strangers Prey At Night has less predation than a domestic cat feasting on a mouse. Horror sequels are the norm, there is no getting away from it. Unnecessary horror sequels though? Well, that's just so...unnecessary. 'The Strangers' was fine... Read the full review »

I Am Not A Witch creatively conveys female subjugation through magical surrealism. At the time of this review, this film attained the elusive 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, so naturally expectations were exceedingly high. Did Nyoni's feature debu... Read the full review »