Fighting with My Family – review
Most everybody loves a good underdog tale, and the British have turned it into an art form. So,...
Category: CINEMA REVIEWS
Destroyer – review
It’s only the third week of March and we already have a strong contender for the filthiest and...
The LEGO Movie 2 – review
Everything’s not awesome. The Taco Tuesday Duplo attack had a profound effect on the town of...
Captain Marvel – review
Captain Marvel breaks new ground in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and not just because it...
The House That Jack Built – review
Had the film version of American Psycho depicted the atrocities described in the novel, it might...
Stan & Ollie – review
Incredible performances elevate this Laurel and Hardy biopic to the top of your must-see list for...
Happy Death Day 2U – review
Happy Death Day (2017) sent the slasher film into a Groundhog Day time loop, whereas the sequel...
Alita: Battle Angel – review
Alita: Battle Angel has been a pet project for James Cameron since the early ’00s, but...
Lords of Chaos – review
You’ve never seen a band biopic quite like Lords of Chaos, which explores the black metal...
The Mule – review
The Mule is the latest in Clint Eastwood’s expansive repertoire of directorial forays, and the...
Green Book – review
A radical detour for director Peter Farrelly, Green Book is a surprisingly dramatic, touching and unconventionally humorous take on the road-trip movie.
The Kid Who Would Be King – review
Does the world need yet another movie based on Arthurian legend? If we had a dollar for every one...
Glass – review
Has the M. Night Shyamalan of old returned, or is Glass as pane-ful as some of his prior work?
Piercing – review
If you caught Nicolas Pesce’s dark and disturbing debut feature The Eyes of My Mother...
Instant Family – review
Rose Byrne and Mark Wahlberg build a family from an IKEA flatpack in the heartwarming...
Aquaman – review
A running joke on Entourage, the Aquaman movie is finally a reality – albeit with Jason Momoa and...
Vice – review
After ingraining himself in Hollywood as one of the most prominent comedy writer/directors of the...
Bumblebee – review
Find out why there’s more than meets the eye to Bumblebee, one of the world’s...
Mary Poppins Returns – review
Mary Poppins returns in the most delightful way. Michael Banks (Ben Whishaw) has recently lost...
Ralph Breaks the Internet – review
Where do you go once you’ve plundered an entire arcade’s worth of games for gags in...
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse – review
Miles ahead of its competition, Into the Spider-Verse is your new favourite Spider-Man movie. ...
Mortal Engines – review
Mortal Engines shouldn’t be dismissed as just another adaptation of a young adult novel set...
Climax – review
The new film from French provocateur Gaspar Noé isn’t as extreme as his previous work, but...
Overlord – review
Nazi zombies are a popular antagonist in video games but have been less ubiquitous onscreen –...
The Grinch – review
The Grinch has returned to spread Christmas blahs, but is it real good, or a pain in the ar- erm,...
Creed II – review
Rocky IV just keeps on giving. It’s the one where Apollo Creed was fatally KO’d by...
Widows – review
2013 saw Steve McQueen (no, not the legendary Magnificent Seven and The Great Escape actor) take...
The Nutcracker and the Four Realms – review
The Nutcracker comes to life on film once again. Based on E.T.A. Hoffman’s The Nutcracker...
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald – review
The second in what is set to be a series of five films, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of...
The Old Man and the Gun – review
After a career spanning more than 50 years and an even longer list of diverse roles, Robert...
