Review – Train To Busan: Peninsula – “Marines versus zombies”
I’d been really looking forward to Train To Busan Presents: Peninsula, since I saw the trailer and thought “Holy shit. They’ve gone...
Read MoreReview: Possessor – “A glorious atrocity”
Brandon Cronenberg’s Possessor has been right at the top of my “2020 must-sees”, for what seems like an age. Right above Palm...
Read MoreReview: Mulan – “A pretty sumptuous film”
Just as we sat down to start Mulan I felt something I never thought I’d feel… I felt sorry for Disney. I know, I know. But I...
Read MoreReview – Superman: Man of Tomorrow
Superman: Man Of Tomorrow starts with the newly established DC sign, led by Batman and Superman. For the first time in I don’t know when,...
Read MoreReview: Bill & Ted Face The Music – “Fantastic”
I’m not the target audience for Bill & Ted Face The Music. I’m not even a fan of the previous two. So why did I just spend $35 to own...
Read MoreReview: Tenet – “Fresh, bold, and innovative —and convoluted, smart-arsed and desperate. All at the same time.”
In true Christopher Nolan style, I’ve written this backwards. I started to think about how I’d ended up in the cinema, for the first time...
Read MoreReview: An American Pickle – “Absolutely charming”
An American Pickle is absolutely charming. No doubt helped by my casual fascination with Seth Rogen, the trailer just made my jaw drop. It...
Read MoreReview: Waiting For The Barbarians – “A fascinating watch”
Waiting For The Barbarians is directed by Ciro Guerra (Embrace of the Serpent). Based on the 1980 novel of the same name by J. M. Coetzee,...
Read MoreReview: Greyhound – “Taut, tight, and aggressive”
Greyhound is another landmark film in the cinema versus VOD debate. I thought the trailer was poor. Clunky CGI. Washed out grey. Next...
Read MoreReview: Palm Springs – “A brilliant meditation on making the most of life”
Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti – Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Chris Willard. Happy millionth birthday, dipshit. Wake...
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