Film Review – Die Hard (1988) 4K HD Version
A new 4K edition of Die Hard has landed on shop shelves and online stores with the force of a...
Reviews
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Film Review – Fifty Shades Freed (2018)
Third and final in the Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy that I don't mind saying became an entertaining z-grade series...
Film Review – Ocean’s 8 (2018)
Lots of talk has been devoted to the film already in completely the wrong way, similar to 2015's Ghostbusters all-female...
Blu-Ray Review – Mishima: A Life In Four Chapters (1985, Criterion Collection)
Ten years into my 'cinematic education' after creating The Peoples Movies, the education continues and the latest film lesson is...
Film Review – Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018)
In a galaxy far far away there was a time when Luke, Leia, Han, Chewie saved the Universe from Darth...
Film Review – Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018)
When something, be it a movie, book, play or fried breakfast, is so bloated and overloaded, it throws into sharp...
Sundance London 2018 Surprise Film Review – American Animals (2018)
We live, or so we are lead to believe, in a world of fake news. And, if the opening lines...
Review – Leave No Trace (Sundance London)
It's hard to imagine a world before the internet, before social media and being connected to everything and everyone was...
Review – The Miseducation Of Cameron Post (2018)
Kick-Ass star Chloe Grace Moretz stars as the titular character here, a teenager living circa 1993. She's a high-school track...
Sundance London 2018 Film Review – Never Goin’ Back (2017)
It’s a familiar concept, the road movie with two friends coping with whatever life throws at them. So is the...
Sundance London 2018 Film Review – Yardie (2017)
As well as making a name for himself in front of the camera, Idris Elba has been working on a...
Review – An Evening With Beverly Luff Lynn (2018)
It's fair to say that out of all the films you see this year, whether at a festival, on your...
Sundance London 2018 Film Review – First Reformed (2017)
A Paul Schrader film never has been, and never will be, an easy watch or an easy option. Whether it’s...
Sundance London 2018 Review – Eighth Grade (2018)
Card games are cool and don't let anyone tell you otherwise especially the ungrateful child given one by our new...