GFF18 Review – Mary and the Witch’s Flower UK Premiere
Mary and the Witch's Flower Studio Pinoc, a company made up of ex-Ghibli employees, had their first feature film 'Mary...
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Glasgow Film Festival Review: ‘Beast’
Set on the Channel Island of Jersey, 'Beast' is a tale of a woman with a troubled past living within...
Film Review – A Fantastic Woman (2017)
The death of a partner is shattering, even more so when it comes completely out of the blue. And that’s...
Film Review – Game Night (2018)
An opening meet cute and whirlwind romance montage clue us all into the extracurricular leanings of Max (Jason Bateman) and...
Film Review – I,Tonya (2018)
I must confess I knew nothing of the Tonya Harding/Nancy Kerrigan scandal before going to see I, Tonya. I was...
Film Review – Lady Bird (2017)
Coming of age story. If your heart's already sinking at the sound of that over-used phrase, then help is at...
Film Review: The Shape Of Water (2018)
A wonderfully weird story of star crossed lovers tackling heavy issues… Guillermo Del Toro’s The Shape of Water is a...
Film Review: Black Panther (2018)
Oscar season is almost over for another year and thoughts turn from the glitz and glamour of Hollywood's best-of-year to...
Film Review – The Mercy (2018)
"Pipedreams are good" said a wise man a decade or so ago. That man of course was David Brent and...
Film Review – The 15:17 To Paris
It was either going to be a stroke of genius or an appalling misjudgement. Sully pointed to a resurgent Clint...
Film Review – Den Of Thieves (2018)
We don't want to alarm anyone but as the new year is still in its infancy we can say with...
Film Review – Phantom Thread (2017)
It’s the second collaboration between Paul Thomas Anderson and Daniel Day-Lewis. And, for what he says will be his last...
Film Review – The Post (2018)
Flawless ensemble punches out dialogue in an acting masterclass doubling as the best Steven Spielberg film in eons. Beginning in...
Film Review 2 – Darkest Hour (2018)
Not to be confused with a similar release six months ago Churchill, starring Brain Cox who was also extremely good,...