The Movie Diorama

Jurassic Park may just be the quintessential blockbuster. Folks, they do not come better than this. This was the game changer. The pinnacle of entertainment for future Hollywood blockbusters. Spielberg crafted what is now one of the most quotable,... Read the full review »

Brad's Status is a distinctively odd sad comedy. As oxymoronic as that it is, it kind of works...right? Its quirks and unique qualities is what the film takes pride in. That and its audacious themes of jealousy. Brad goes to Boston with his son to... Read the full review »

Molly's Game is an energised directorial debut from the best of the best when it comes to screenplay writing. Aaron Sorkin. The master, the legend, the myth...! He has devised some of the best scripts that film has to offer, it was only a matter o... Read the full review »

Crazy, Stupid, Love literally sums up my life right now. The ironic and embarrassing thing is, the person I was watching this with knows how relatable the theme of "finding your one true soul mate" is currently. This will be difficult to review wi... Read the full review »

The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel showcases the vintage talent of some of Britain's finest actors. If there ever was such a likeable, watchable, enthralling, witty, hilarious and heartbreaking film, it's this one. Who knew a group of people in their... Read the full review »

RoboCop is another remake which does not capture the original's charm. It's all too common now for every time to claim "oh yeah, remakes are never as good as the originals". Unfortunately, with additions like this, the argument is true. However, t... Read the full review »

Easy A surprisingly felt rather relatable. In fact, I'm sure many of us could relate to a character in this film. Whether it be a school friendship you had or the constant rumour spreading that the story revolves around, it evoked a sense of teena... Read the full review »

La La Land will always be remembered as the film that nearly got Best Picture. Now, as most of you know, I dislike musicals. Randomly bursting into song is just not to my taste, at all. Then La La Land came along and I consistently read "overrated... Read the full review »

Baywatch...did it really need to be made into a film? I mean really? Who possibly thought this was a good idea? I mean...Baywatch! Have Hollywood seriously run out of ideas that they are now consistently pumping out films from TV Series? 'The A-Te... Read the full review »

Monsters University fails to capture its predecessor's magic, however is scarily watchable. The question you have to ask yourself is "did we need a prequel to 'Monsters Inc'?". In my opinion no, but here we are anyway. Detailing how Mike and Sully... Read the full review »

Transporter 2 is terrible, but oh my lord I could watch this film everyday and not get bored. We all have guilty pleasures, not the good kind. The type of guilt that resembles 'The Room', 'Jennifer's Body' and even 'Birdemic: Shock and Terror'! Al... Read the full review »

The Simpson's Movie might just seem like a longer episode, but it captures the humour and likability that the series is famous for. I'm not a massive fan of TV shows turning into movies, most of the time they are just chancing their luck and tryin... Read the full review »

Resident Evil: The Final Chapter best be the final chapter, I swear to God. Alice goes back to Raccoon City, back to the Hive to stop Umbrella and save the world. Done. That's it. No more. I've had it up to here *raises up arm* with zombies, clone... Read the full review »

Monsters Inc showcases the imagination and originality of Pixar's early days. We all have films we grew up with, earning a sense of nostalgia that may skew the true reflection of the film. Monsters Inc is one of those. It's a little rough around t... Read the full review »