Review – Joker: Folie À Deux – “struggles to say something relevant.”
Back in 2019, the first Joker movie earned Joaquin Phoenix an Oscar for Best Actor for his portrayal of the bullied and broken Arthur...
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Review: Challengers – “Incredibly smart, with twists that will make your jaw drop”
A psychological-thriller and romantic-comedy collide in Challengers. It should be a contradiction in genres, but the backdrop of tennis...
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Review: Blood For Dust – “Reminiscent of an episode of Breaking Bad”
Scoot McNairy stars as Cliff, a travelling salesman in this dusty western that threatens to put you on the edge of your seat but instead...
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Review – Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire – “The film is built to entertain and it does it beautifully”
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is the fifth film in the “MonsterVerse”, but it doesn’t require you to watch the...
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Review: Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire – “A fun and expansive new sci-fi film”
A new space opera arrives in cinemas (and soon on Netflix) this Christmas, featuring spaceships, aliens and evil empires fighting across...
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Blu-ray Review: Blue Beetle – “It’s a solid fun story”
While superhero fatigue has started to set in, Blue Beetle has come in to stand apart from the others and hold its own. Balancing between...
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Review: The Monkey King – “Colourful and loud”
The Monkey King is a story from Chinese legends, which over the years has had a huge impact on pop culture. There are numerous adaptations...
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Review: Blue Beetle -“A solid fun story”
While superhero fatigue has started to set in, Blue Beetle has come in to stand apart from the others and hold its own. Balancing between...
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Review – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem – “The turtles give a shell of a ride.”
There have been plenty of iterations of the four mutated turtles and their rat father, but this version leans into the teenage element the...
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Review: A Kind of Kidnapping – “A charmingly cynical satire”
Set in a post-Brexit Britain, hapless taxi driver Brian (Jack Parry-Jones) yearns for a job in coding, seeing that as the future for...
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