Film Review – Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver (2024)
An epic action tale set across different planets in a galaxy ruled by an evil imperialistic power seems like a...
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Film Review – Irish Wish (2024)
On paper, Irish Wish could be the perfect romantic comedy movie: after all, it has all the elements for success,...
Film Review – Pain Hustlers (2023)
The scale of the opioid crisis has been well documented in books, television shows, live debates, podcasts, and everywhere else...
Film Review – The Killer (2023)
There has been much said about the art of filmmaking and how it has evolved over the decades and one...
Review – Chicken Run:Dawn Of The Nugget (2023)
Sequels which live up to much-loved originals are as rare as hens’ teeth. Strangely, however, Aardman chickens boast impressive gnashers:...
Nyad Review
Whether it’s in the pool or the sea, swimming isn’t the most cinematic of sports and very few of the...
Film Review – Accused (2023)
From the director of 2021’s Boiling Point comes another film that exudes stress throughout, albeit in a very different way....
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Sundance Film Festival 2023 Review – Run, Rabbit, Run (2023)
In case you’re wondering, a white rabbit signifies a life transformation or new adventures/new experiences. The one in Run, Rabbit,...
Sundance Film Festival 2023 Review – Fair Play (2023)
Could 2023 be the Year of Alden Ehrenreich? If it is, it’ll be third time lucky. After it looked like...
Film Review – White Noise (2022)
Unfilmable books seem to be Hollywood’s greatest challenge . Many have succeeded (Lord Of The Rings, Trainspotting), others like Noah...
London Film Festival 2022 Review – Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio (2022)
As we lurch through the rollercoaster that is 2022, the fact that it's also the Year Of Two Pinocchios might...