Blu-ray Review – Ready Player One (2018)
Recently a younger relation called me 'old', asking what my generation ever give to film and pop culture. Two words...
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Film Review – Sex, Lies And Videotape (1989, Criterion Collection)
Over time, they say somethings get better as they age a little and then start to appreciate them a lot...
Film Review – The Third Murder (2017)
When it comes to family-focused dramas, Hirokazu Kore-eda is one of the best directors, some go as far as calling...
Blu-Ray Review – F For Fake (1974, Criterion Collection)
No one likes to be duped whatever the situation. When the hypnotic gaze on the camera is from none other...
DVD Review – Filmworker (2017)
It’s difficult to imagine how one attains the degree of brilliance displayed time and time again by Stanley Kubrick. In...
Review – A Very English Scandal (2018)
A VERY ENGLISH SCANDAL, starring Hugh Grant (Paddington 2, Notting Hill) as Jeremy Thorpe and Ben Whishaw (TV’s “London Spy”, Spectre)...
Film Review – Red Sparrow (2018)
They always said the spy game was always a dirty one when you watch Red Sparrow it's a 'sexy' one...
Film Review – Sweet Country (2017)
Nine years after his impressive directorial feature debut Samson & Delilah, Warwick Thornton is behind the camera once again with...
Film Review – King Of Jazz (1930, The Criterion Collection)
I should really confess my knowledge of Jazz and John Murray Anderson's King Of Jazz (1930) is non-existent. The question...
Film Review – Dogged (2017)
Dogged is the newest release from Left films and is one of the there gems in my opinion. Releasing Monday...
Film Review – Dark Crimes (2018)
The must-see noir thriller starring a startlingly different Jim Carrey Available on Digital Download 2nd July and DVD 9th July...
Film Review – Peter Rabbit (2018)
The $300+ million family box office hit starring Rose Byrne, Domhnall Gleeson, Sam Neill, Daisy Ridley, Elizabeth Debicki with Margot...
EIFF ’18 Review – Mary Shelley (2018)
It's impressive to think that a period tale set in the early 1800s could have a contemporary resonance in 2018,...
Film Review – You Were Never Really Really Here (2018)
When it comes to a new film from a genre which spits out ten a penny, it's refreshing to see...