Blu-ray Review: Barbie – “A magical fever dream”
The trailers for Barbie – and everything that that bright and colourful marketing campaign brought to our attention – has only scratched...
Read More Review: Barbie – “A magical fever dream”
The trailers for Barbie – and everything that that bright and colourful marketing campaign brought to our attention – has only scratched...
Read MoreReview: Doctor Sleep – “A smart, chilling and emotional love letter to the work of both Kubrick and King”
Doctor Sleep is not an easy adaptation to make, given the mix of Stephen King’s novel, on which the film is based, and the iconic status...
Read MoreReview: Ad Astra – “A bold cinematic masterpiece”
In director James Gray’s near-future vision of our world, Ad Astra reveals an Earth that has already reached the stars nearby and is...
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Review: Once Upon A Time In Hollywood – “A genius final act and two phenomenal central performances from DiCaprio and Pitt”
For a different take check out Adam’s review. There are so many story threads running throughout Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood that...
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Review: Late Night – “A truly delightful piece of entertainment”
In Late Night, Emma Thompson plays Katherine Newbury, the only female late night TV show host working in the US. Katherine is worried...
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Review: The Hustle – “Utterly dull”
The Hustle had such potential: a gender flip take on an old story that’s all about women using the way men underestimate them to con said...
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Review: Little – “The sublime pairing of Rae and Martin is an absolute delight to watch”
In Tina Gordon’s new comedy Little, co-written with Tracy Oliver, teenager Jordan Sanders is sick of being bullied by her peers so grows...
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Review – How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World – “An explosion of colour and magic”
Hiccup and Toothless, and the many brilliant residents of Berk, are back for this third and final instalment in the How to Train Your...
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Review: Bumblebee – “An absolute delight”
As origin stories go, there’s a lot to love about Bumblebee, from the 80s soundtrack and general nostalgia (oh how I’ve missed you,...
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