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9 Things to Know About Resident Evil (2026): Our Verdict on Zach Cregger’s Reboot
Filmoria Review Official poster © Sony Pictures / Constantin Film, via TMDB. TL;DR: Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil reboot is...
Practical Magic 2 Review: A Cast Worth More Than This Sequel
Filmoria Review Official poster © Warner Bros. Pictures, via Wikipedia. TL;DR: A cast this good deserves better material. Practical...
Runner Review: Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson’s Odd-Couple Charm Outruns a Formulaic Chase Thriller
Filmoria Review Official poster © Angel Studios, via TMDB. TL;DR: A hulking ex-soldier and a fast-talking civilian go on...
iBoy (2017) Review

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

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Gold (2017) Review
“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
Hacksaw Ridge (2017) Review

Mel Gibson’s directorial return is superb. Here’s our official review of Academy Award-nominee Hacksaw Ridge.

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Denial (2017) Review

Tom Wilkinson and Andrew Scott deliver fantastic performances in Holocaust courtroom drama Denial. Here’s our official verdict.

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Jackie (2017) Review

Natalie Portman and director Pablo Larrían deliver glacial mastery with complex biopic Jackie. Here’s our full review.

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Legal Smuggling With Christine Choy (2017) Short Film Review
Nearing its 40th anniversary, Sundance Film Festival is underway once again as it showcases an exciting and eclectic range of independent filmmaking. Gracing the Documentary Short strand of this year’s programme, the brotherly duo Noah and Lewie Kloster provide us with this distinct debut feature Legal Smuggling With Christine... Read more
Wiener Dog (2016) DVD Review
Dogs have often been a force of nature when it comes to outstanding performances or simply being used as something to get across to audiences a message in film. It’s been seen through the years and even resulted in the Palm Dog Award being created in 2001 at The... Read more
Split (2017) Review

James McAvoy’s dissociative identity disorder sufferer takes the reigns in psychological thriller Split. Here’s our official review.

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Lion (2017) Review
A modern society that thrives on immediacy and connectivity, we can so often take the technological advancements we’ve grown accustomed to for granted. The well-renowned social networks of Facebook and Twitter, the video chat applications of FaceTime and Skype significantly aiding us in remaining in regular contact with our... Read more
Devil Town (2016) Short Film Review
Following our last short film review in the form of Neon, here at Filmoria we’ve been given another opportunity to check out the latest talent in the form of the less lengthier variety of filmmaking but nonetheless still of the utmost quality. This time around, we take a look... Read more
xXx: Return Of Xander Cage (2017) Review
It’s time to leave your brain firmly at the entrance of the cinema as we take another trip to the Xander Zone… 2002 was certainly kind to Vin Diesel, introducing him as a powerhouse of blockbuster cinema as he introduced to audiences Xander Cage in the over-the-top yet likeable... Read more
Sing (2017) Review
Singing competitions are something that we’ve witnessed in television for so many years now that they’ve become somewhat of an annoyance and a regular occurrence that they’re no longer a surprise. From the sob stories of X Factor, to the familiar troves of shows such as American Idol and... Read more