Reviews

20th Century Women (2017) Review

Movies Reviews 11th February 2017 0

Annette Bening and Elle Fanning star in the Oscar-nomainted 20th Century Women. Here’s our full review.

The Founder (2017) Review

Movies Reviews 11th February 2017 0

Michael Keaton stars as The Founder in John Lee Hancock’s fast food empire biopic. Here’s our official verdict.

The Lego Batman Movie (2017) Review

Movies Reviews 8th February 2017 0

Such was the success of The Lego Movie – both box office terms and reactions – that a sequel of sorts was always on the cards, but rather than jump straight in with a follow-up the creative team decided to tackle one of the original’s true highlights – Batman,... Read more

Franklin’s Brain (2017) Short Film Review

Movies Reviews 7th February 2017 0

Hopes. Fears. Regrets. In our youth, we’re continuously bombarded with questions such as ‘Where would you like to be in X amount of years?’, as we look to create a path to channel our perhaps lofty ambitions. Whilst in our latter years, we tend to dissect or over-analyse every... Read more

Rings (2017) Review

Movies Reviews 3rd February 2017 0

Samara returns for shocks and scares in the digital age with Rings. Here’s our official verdict of the horror sequel.

Resident Evil: The Last Chapter (2017) Review

Movies Reviews 1st February 2017 0

Alive faces her toughest challenge yet in video-game sequel Resident Evil: The Final Chapter. Here’s our official verdict.

Moonlight (2017) Review

Reviews 30th January 2017 0

‘At some point you’ve got to decide who you wanna be. Can’t let nobody make that decision for you’. The wise words of Mahershala Ali’s Juan to Alex Hibbert’s Chiron, nicknamed Little. For me, it was a cathartic decision that personally took until the age of twenty-four to finally... Read more

Christine (2017) Review

Movies Reviews 29th January 2017 0

Rebecca Hall is shatteringly brilliant in Christine; Antonio Campos’ heartbreaking biopic. Here’s our full review.

iBoy (2017) Review

Movies Reviews 27th January 2017 0

Game of Thrones’ Maisie Williams stars in the Netflix cybercrime thriller iBoy. Here’s our official verdict.

Gold (2017) Review

Movies Reviews 27th January 2017 0

“McConaughey but” has long been the hallmark of the “McConaissance”. “But thin,” “but strong,” “but introspective,” and with Gold, all flashy prosthetics and swollen physique, “but off-putting.” No McConaughey-ism isn’t mined: no grunt, no “alright”, no body tick, it’s a cavalcade of self-indulgence. There’s a certain latter-day Depp about... Read more