The Apprentice Review
Ali Abbasi's The Apprentice takes on the daunting task of exploring the rise of Donald Trump (Sebastian Stan) in New...
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Lee Review
“Who do you want to be now Lee Miller and what are you going to do about that?” asks one...
Film Review – The Commandant’s Shadow (2024)
The Commandant’s Shadow is a film you have to see. As good as it is, it shows us the way one...
Film Review – The Beast (2023)
Written and directed by Bertrand Bonello, The Beast is loosely based on a 1903 novella by Henry James, called “The...
Film Review – Bad Boys: Ride Or Die (2024)
After Bad Boys For Life became one of the few genuine box-office successes of 2020, another sequel in this previously...
Film Review – Bermondsey Tales: Fall of the Roman Empire (2024)
Based on real life events, Bermondsey Tales: Fall of the Roman Empire follows the highs and lows of a South...
Film Review – American Fiction (2023)
“The 'dumber' I behave, the richer I get” is a line from Cord Jefferson’s latest films but it could very...
Film Review – Foe (2023)
The status of the world and its relationship with technology has always been a point of contention but in recent...
Film Review – Blue Beetle (2023)
Another week, another deluge of talk about the overbearingly obvious question: is superhero film fatigue real? After a year of...
Film Review – Gran Turismo (2023)
We've had films based on video games before with varying degrees of success (though mostly bombs) so it shouldn't be...
Film Review – Hypnotic (2023)
It’s certainly been a while since director Robert Rodriguez has been on the Hollywood scene so, as with many others,...
Film Review – The Little Mermaid (2023)
Much has already been written about the current state of play at Disney and the shaky ground that may see...
Film Review – Anaïs In Love (2022)
Meet Anais (Anaïs Demoustier), a spirited, ditzy, unique 30-something trying to navigate her way through her version of a mid-mid-life...
Whats out in cinemas in December?
We are now a fair few days into December, but no new releases for the last films of the decade...