Song Sung Blue Review
It’s been a long time since it was cool to like Neil Diamond and actually say so. Yet his actual...
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Cover-Up Review
This career-spanning documentary of acclaimed journalist Seymour Hersh, from similarly acclaimed documentarian Laura Poitras, champions speaking truth to power and...
Marty Supreme Review
Marty Supreme, Josh Safdie’s romp through 1950s New York, is a certified “Made in America” epic. These words spill into...
Sentimental Value Review
Joachim Trier’s Sentimental Value is, truly, a masterwork of emotional subtlety, rich characterisation, and formal elegance - a film that...
The SpongeBob Movie: Search For SquarePants Review
The appeal of SpongeBob Squarepants is something unique in kids television. Plenty of animated films and TV shows chuck in...
The Housemaid Review
Paul Feig is the best-dressed director in Hollywood, no question, and his wardrobe of suits, ties and waistcoats, and more...
Avatar: Fire and Ash Review
Avatar: Fire and Ash is a hugely successful return to Pandora, filled with everything audiences would expect from the iconic...
I Know Where I’m Going! Review (Criterion Collection)
It’s odd that one of the most understated Powell & Pressburger films is also one of their most timeless. The...
Re-Animator Review (Second Sight Films)
Re-Animator is now considered a horror cult classic, and I can see why. This was a first watch for me,...
Prime Minister Review
Whether you love her, adore her, or absolutely despise her, there's no denying that Prime Minister, the behind the scenes...
Goodbye June Review
Directorial debut number two from an award-winning actress this week comes from Kate Winslet, and it’s an unashamedly family affair,...
Omniscient Reader: The Prophecy Review
Web novels have become extremely popular sources for adaptations. Popular books are often first adapted into light novels or webtoons,...
Ella McCay Review
It was always going to be an exciting day when legendary filmmaker James L. Brooks returned to the director's chair,...
Nightmare Alley Review (Criterion Collection)
Classic film noir has always been darker than the mainstream cinema of its time - both visually and morally. Yet...