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Movie Reviews Sep 20, 2026
Filmoria Review Official poster © Sony Pictures / Constantin Film, via TMDB. TL;DR: Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil reboot is...
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
Movie Reviews Sep 12, 2026
Filmoria Review Official poster © Angel Studios, via TMDB. TL;DR: A hulking ex-soldier and a fast-talking civilian go on...
Wonder Woman Blu-Ray Review
Movie ReviewsMovies 2nd October 2017
One of the year’s most impressive blockbusters. It’s been a long time coming for Wonder Woman to finally her long overdue transformation from page to the big screen and now, in 2017, it has finally happened, with Gal Gadot taking on leading lady duties for Patty Jenkins’ entry into... Read more
LFF 2017 – Liyana Review
Movie Reviews 1st October 2017
The power of imagination and storytelling, wonderfully realised in this documentary-animation hybrid. It might be a little too early to make a call on the best documentary at this year’s Oscars, but based on this debut film from Aaron & Amanda Kopp, you might just want to put an... Read more
LFF 2017 – Pickups Review
Movie Reviews 29th September 2017
Aidan Gillen plays “that bloke off the telly” in a meandering and meta character study of a struggling actor. With notable appearances in TV shows such as Game of Thrones and The Wire, as well as appearing in 2016’s surprise hit film, Sing Street, Aidan Gillen is becoming more... Read more
LFF 2017 – Ava Review
Movie Reviews 24th September 2017
A unique take on the “coming of age” genre, Ava is a mesmerising first feature. It would be easy to make parallels with Andrea Arnold’s free-spirited American Honey (2016) and Marielle Heller’s controversial The Diary of a Teenage Girl (2015), and whilst it is very much cut from the... Read more
LFF 2017 – Brigsby Bear Review
Movie Reviews 22nd September 2017
Charming, sincere, and frequently hilarious, Brigsby Bear has all the necessities for an indie movie hit. If you’ve managed to avoid trailers prior to watching this film so as not to gauge what this film will be about, its opening moments manage to do little to clarify exactly what... Read more
LFF 2017 – Roller Dreams Review
Movie Reviews 21st September 2017
Energetic, thoughtful, and surprisingly relevant look at the explosion of a pop culture phenomenon on a sun-drenched Venice Beach in the 1980s. It’s undeniably a bit of a niche topic for a documentary, and indeed the issues this documentary ends up exploring, seem a far cry away from the... Read more
Baywatch Blu-Ray Review
Movie ReviewsMovies 21st September 2017
An extremely silly yet ultimately entertaining yarn. The beautiful sunsets, those famed red swimsuits and, of course, the slow motion shots – Baywatch was a staple of 1990s television, so it comes as no surprise that it has finally been reborn into the world of film. While the days... Read more
mother! (2017) Review
Movie ReviewsMovies 15th September 2017
Unpredictable, terrifying, and completely unforgettable, Darren Aronofsky’s mother! is like nothing you’ve seen before. It’s refreshing to see a marketing campaign like the one for Darren Aronofsky’s latest film, mother! The trailers have been shrouded in secrecy, and the posters have been nothing short of magnificent. One of the... Read more
Mindhorn Blu-Ray Review
Movie ReviewsMovies 11th September 2017
What starts off great soon turns out a disappointment – never mind.. The 1980s were kind to Richard Thorncroft (Julian Barratt), a time when he was on top of the television tree with his hit show Mindhorn, a detective series that saw him don a robotic eye with eyepatch... Read more
Batman and Harley Quinn (2017) Review
Movie ReviewsMovies 24th August 2017
An unnecessary, uneven portrayal of The Batman: The Animated Series The Batman cartoon, which aired in the 90’s, was arguably one of the best representation of Batman seen on television. Returning voice actor from the hit TV cartoon, Kevin Conroy, is the quintessential voice of Batman. Also returning is... Read more
Logan Lucky (2017) Review
Movie ReviewsMovies 23rd August 2017
Ocean’s meets hillbilly rock, in the best possible way. Having spent recent years within the realms of television, director Steven Soderbergh’s loosely termed ‘retirement’ from film is over and, following up on his last film in 2013 – Behind The Candelabra – he is back in familiar territory with... Read more