Minions & Monsters Review
Minions & Monsters marks the third standalone Minions film, taking the little yellow guys back to 1920s Hollywood as they search...
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Little Brother Review – Is Netflix’s New John Cena Comedy Worth Watching?
Little Brother follows Marcus Pinchel (Eric Andre) as he disrupts his older brother Rudd's (John Cena) life after years of...
The Bear – Season Five Review (Disney+)
Just like the fate of its titular restaurant, The Bear has gone through its ups and downs since the first...
Jackass: Best and Last Review
In an age when we can have a fifth Toy Story movie, why not a fifth Jackass? When news first...
Dear You Review
Migration is a hot-button issue in 2026, as it seems to be every year. Migration is a normal part of...
Supergirl Review
Times change. Around ten years ago, we were on the superhero diet, consuming a new Marvel or DC movie every...
The Last Viking Review
Few contemporary filmmakers blend absurdity and melancholy as well as Anders Thomas Jensen. With The Last Viking (Den sidste viking),...
500 Miles Review
For much of 500 Miles, director Morgan Matthews leans heavily on nostalgia and sentiment, though the film takes its time...
The Furious Review
The Furious is directed by one of the most influential figures in contemporary action cinema, Kenji Tanigaki. Although his name...
Blue Heron Review
Sophy Romvari’s Blue Heron is, at its core, a work of indulgent and extremely personal artistry. The feature film debut...
Voicemails for Isabelle Review (Netflix)
A combination of two elements that might leave you wondering just why you are about to click play on your...
Lesbian Space Princess Review
Lesbian Space Princess is exactly the kind of film that could only exist because somebody was fully committed to an...
Effi O Blaenau Review
We all recognise those insufferable people in our neighbourhood or even just in our lives. They take up so much...
I Will Find You Review
A father imprisoned for his son's murder receives evidence suggesting his child may still be alive, compelling him to escape...