I Feel Pretty – review
Amy Schumer’s new comedy could leave you feeling confused about what kind of message it’s trying to send.
Category: CINEMA REVIEWS
Truth or Dare – review
A tepid horror that pilfers from better genre films like It Follows and Final Destination.
Rampage – review
Rampage is based on a 1986 video arcade game. With that in mind, you’ll already know to keep expectations low.
A Quiet Place – review
John Krasinki’s post-apocalyptic, monster-ridden fright fest will keep you on edge right until the final credits roll.
Blockers – review
John Cena continues to prove his comedic prowess in his latest film, Blockers. Your Senior Years...
Ready Player One – review
This cinematic theme park ride through eighties nostalgia is the perfect playground for Steven Spielberg.
Pacific Rim Uprising – review
We’ll take another Pacific Rim over Transformers any day, even one that’s missing the del Toro touch.
Love, Simon – review
A fair warning – Love, Simon is romantic as hell. Simon (Nick Robinson) wants you to know...
Tomb Raider (2018) – review
Where Angelina Jolie’s Tomb Raider flicks were based on the earlier video games, this reboot...
That’s Not My Dog! – review
That’s Not My Dog! runs the gamut of jokes. You may not remember all of them, but you’re guaranteed to laugh.
12 Strong – review
12 Strong can’t decide if it’s an action-packed war drama, a biopic, or a commentary on the war on terrorism.
Going for Gold – review
A feel-good Aussie flick about embracing our differences and celebrating what makes us unique. Oh, and cheerleading.
Geek Girls – review
In cinemas: March 19, 2018 Starring: Gina Hara, Stephanie Harvey, Anita Sengupta Directed by: Gina...
Red Sparrow – review
Red Sparrow is as close to a Black Widow solo movie as we’re likely to get for now.
The Square – review
A cerebral work that forces you to think outside the box.
Winchester – review
The most novel thing about Winchester is that it’s Dame Helen Mirren’s first horror film.
Game Night – review
Low on plot but high on entertainment value, Game Night is a winner!
Lady Bird – review
In cinemas: February 15, 2018 Starring: Saoirse Ronan, Laurie Metcalf, Odeya Rush Directed by:...
Fifty Shades Freed – review
Christian is still irritatingly controlling, but maybe he has more noble motivation this time?
Insidious: The Last Key – review
The Last Key’s focus on Lin Shaye’s psychic is a plus after a couple of lacklustre sequels, but the scares are few and far between.
Black Panther – review
In cinemas: February 15, 2018 Starring: Chadwick Boseman, Danai Gurira, Michael B. Jordan Directed...
Molly’s Game – review
Aaron Sorkin makes his directorial debut with Molly’s Game, adapting the memoir of ‘Poker Princess’ Molly Bloom.
Phantom Thread – review
A spellbinding Gothic melodrama in the tradition of Hitchcock’s Rebecca.
Sweet Country – review
Warwick Thornton delivers a unique fusion of character and landscape in this outback western.
I, Tonya – review
I, Tonya doesn’t let the truth get in the way of a good story.
Maze Runner: The Death Cure – review
Is the Maze Runner finale a-maze-ing or has it gotten lost somewhere along the way?
The Commuter – review
Liam Neeson can play this kind of role in his sleep now, but The Commuter is no snoozefest.
The Shape of Water – review
Guillermo del Toro’s bold and beautiful vision restores a sense of magic and wonder to the movies.
Mary and the Witch’s Flower – review
In cinemas: January 18, 2018 Starring: Ruby Barnhill, Kate Winslet, Jim Broadbent Directed by:...
The Post – review
A bold print newsroom drama in the tradition of All the President’s Men (1976), Zodiac (2007), and the more recent Spotlight.
