Film Review – ‘Darkest Hour’ (2018)
Winston Churchill once said, “Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm.” Without a doubt, this...
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Film Review – All The Money In The World(2018)
Adapted from the true story of egotistic billionaire J.P Getty and the refused ransom involving his kidnapped grandson taken by...
Film Review – ‘Pitch Perfect 3’ (2017)
Sometimes, just sometimes, a trilogy needs to stay at a trilogy and not spawn prequels, spin-offs or reboots. It needs...
Film Review – Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017)
Two years ago J.J. Abrams was tasked with reinvigorating the Star Wars product after a prequel trilogy that saw the...
Review – Ferdinand
Based on the classic children's book of the same name, Ferdinand is directed by Blue Sky Studios' Carlos Saldanha who...
Film Review – Only The Brave (2017)
Inspiring, breathtaking as much as it is the heartbreaking true story of Granite Mountain Hotshots, an elite team of bush...
Film Review – Better Watch Out (2017)
Each year when the silly season rolls around assorted Christmas films make themselves known to highlight yuletide cheer, here we...
Film Review – Daddy’s Home 2 (2017)
The previous instalment of what I hope is not a long-running franchise was perfunctory at best. But, the economics of...
Film Review – ‘Beach Rats’ (2017)
Winner of Sundance Film Award for direction, Eliza Hittman brings us the story of a young man obsessed with body...
Film Review 2 – Justice League (2017)
Much has been said about the return of Batman and Superman since they did battle in CGI hell BVS (2016)...
Film Review – Wonder (2017)
Based on the best selling novel of an individual in every sense of the word August Pullman, a ten year...
Film Review – Battle Of The Sexes (2017)
Sheer entertainment in so many ways while also highlighting an essential history lesson that broke out within sporting circles into...
Film Review – Daddy’s Home 2 (2017)
After the over-enthusiastic response in 2015 to the original Daddy's Home, it was inevitable a sequel would emerge and just...
Film Review – Justice League (2017)
After the shambling, caterwauling nonsense of Batman v Superman and Suicide Squad, Warner Bros seemed to have clawed back some...