London Film Festival Review – Portrait Of A Lady On Fire (2019)
Some films leave you with such a sense of devastation that it takes a while to put down some cohesive...
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London Film Festival Review – Little Monsters (2019)
There’s something about zombies. Something that makes you want to laugh. Perhaps it’s the way they lurch along and their...
London Film Festival Review – The Last Black Man In San Francisco (2019)
This is not the San Francisco that we think we know. It’s not the glowing colours of Armistead Maupin’s Tales...
Film Review – Joker (2019)
Dangerous. Immoral. Nasty. Violent. Magnificent. Wonderful. Brilliant. Best of the year. It's been a while since we've had something as...
London Film Festival Review – The Peanut Butter Falcon (2019)
It’s the done thing to tweet a reaction after seeing a film and this reviewer is no exception. The Peanut...
London Film Festival Review – Clemency (2019)
It happens every year at the London Film Festival. Tucked away in the programme schedule is at least one gem...
Film Review – Judy (2019)
Hands up if Over The Rainbow always makes you well up. You’re not alone. Judy Garland may have died 50...
Film Review – Skin (2018)
As if we needed more proof that Jamie Bell is one of the most consistently good actors around! After Film...
Film Review – Tomorrow (2019)
Issue-based films are part of our cinematic diet but, inevitably, they vary. Just because a movie advocates a laudable cause,...
Film Review – Ready Or Not (2019)
Your wedding day. The most important, cherished and celebratory event you may ever have in your lifetime, aside from becoming...
Film Review – Hotel Mumbai (2018)
This was a film that nearly didn’t get here. Director Anthony Maras’ first feature was shot three years ago, premiered...
Film Review – Rambo: Last Blood (2019)
It could have been his Gran Torino, his final “heyday” film that sent him off into a sort-of retirement with...
Film Review -Hustlers (2019)
Adapting a New York magazine article that went viral in 2015, Lorene Scafaria’s Hustlers flips the genders in an outrageously...
Film Review – Ad Astra (2019)
Brad Pitt’s latest is a mature and thoughtful sci-fi journey that tends to eschew the noisy tactics of most current...