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There are explosions galore as Jake Gyllenhaal and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II play bank robbers on the run in Ambulance, the latest bombastic action offering from Michael Bay Let’s cut straight to the chase, no one is going into a Michael Bay film expecting Oscar bait or nuanced story telling; you’re …
With Mulan, have Disney finally given us their first ‘must see’ remake? You want to know whether this is worth you £19.99
A ”feature length mumblecore” in which two young men spend a single day getting to know and love each other in the hazy Berlin Summer, Boy Meets Boy is a chilled out conversation piece in the vein of Richard Linklater Harry is a young Brit visiting Berlin for 48 hours …
Does Karen Gillian’s Gunpowder Milkshake slay all the boys in the yard? Gunpowder milkshake is directed by Navot Papushado and stars Karen Gillian as Sam, an assassin for hire, working for a mysterious organisation imaginatively called ‘The Firm’ with Nathan (Paul Giamatti) as her handler. She was abandoned as a …
Guy Ritchie unleashes the full Wrath of Man in the form of Jason Statham for a competent yet formulaic feature film Jason Statham and Guy Ritchie reunite for the fourth time to bring us the explosive action-packed Wrath of Man. Jason always delivers when it comes to action and Wrath …
Get ready for a terrible day with Russell Crowe in Unhinged Unhinged stars Russell Crowe and sees movies officially make a welcome return to the big screen. This film lays its grand ambitions bare from the onset with almost 5 mins worth of footage during its opening credits portraying what it perceives to be societies main plagues-a lack of civility between people and the ease with which violence breaks …
Tenet is full of incredible entertainment. Its 2 1/2 hours of non-stop tension, great action and incredible performances
The Reason I Jump is a groundbreaking documentary providing a stunning sensory experience and a vital insight into the lives of non-verbal autistic people I’m ashamed to say that when faced with a thick film festival programme and only limited time to see things it is often the documentaries that …
A vital insight into one of the most overlooked parts of the Holocaust, and Serbia’s official Oscar entry, Dara of Jasenovac has been struck by accusations of having a nationalist agenda It feels impossible to review this film for an outside audience without giving you something of a 20th century …