My thoughts and feelings on the latest Films and TV Shows!
This review has mild spoilers. From Shekhar Kapur comes What's Love Got to Do with It?. A romantic-comedy that focuses on a documentary maker called Zoe (Lily James) who decides to make a film following her friend Kaz (Shazad Latif) who is getting an arranged marriage. Whilst making the film she is forced to question … Continue reading Film Review: What’s Love Got to Do with It?
Mild spoilers ahead. Knock at the Cabin is the latest entry from M. Night Shyamalan, a filmmaker I find to be very hit and miss. I love some of his work, but then some of his attempts I think have been pretty poor. Nevertheless, I found the trailers for Knock at the Cabin intriguing and … Continue reading Film Review: Knock at the Cabin
This review is spoiler-free. There is no doubt that Steven Spielberg is one of the finest filmmakers of all-time, and by his own admission, The Fabelmans is the most personal film he has ever made, taking inspiration from his own life and being semi-autobiographic. Thankfully, Spielberg has delivered again, bringing us a moving, entertaining film … Continue reading Film Review: The Fabelmans
This review is spoiler free. From the minds that brought us the fantastic Searching in 2018 comes Missing, a standalone sequel that is more than a worthy successor. If you've seen Searching, then you'll know what to expect in terms on concept. If you haven't, then allow me to explain, Missing is a "screenlife" film, … Continue reading Film Review: Missing
Mild spoilers follow. Damien Chazelle is back with his new epic drama comedy, Babylon. I loved Whiplash, La La Land is one of my favourite films of all-time, and First Man is... well we can forgive that one because the previous two were so good. But where does Babylon rank amongst these? Let's find out. … Continue reading Film Review: Babylon
Mild spoilers ahead. Unless you've been living under a rock, you've probably at the very least heard about Darren Aronofsky's The Whale, the film that has resurrected the career of Brendan Fraser and now has him lined up to win every award going. I was fortunate enough to get to see the film prior to … Continue reading Film Review: The Whale
Mild spoilers ahead. When I saw the trailer for Unwelcome, it grabbed my attention immediately. A small budget Irish horror fantasy that uses practical creature effects, it sounded right up my street! So when I found out Cineworld were doing an early Unlimited screening of this one, I was excited, surely this wouldn't disappoint? Fear … Continue reading Film Review: Unwelcome
Available on Paramount Plus, Tulsa King is an easy-watch crime drama carried by an impressive Sylvester Stallone.
Mild spoilers ahead. Last night I got to see an early screening of the action-thriller Plane, starring Gerard Butler and Mike Colter. I had seen the trailer not long before I saw it and it immediately made me think of your standard B-movie that usually comes out in January, but I'm always willing to give … Continue reading Film Review: Plane
Say hello to M3GAN, the latest addition to recognisable killer dolls.
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