Category: Reviews

  • Argylle Review

    Argylle is Matthew Vaughn’s answer to North by Northwest with a twist. Several twists to be precise. Read More >

  • Bullet Train Review

    While not as game-changing as John Wick or as consistently hilarious as Deadpool 2, Bullet Train beams with the kinetic energy and sly personality we’ve come to anticipate from Leitch. Read More >

  • The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent Review

    With The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, Cage demonstrates just how self-aware he can be. Read More >

  • Birds of Prey Review

    Birds of Prey is not only the Harley Quinn movie we’ve been waiting for, but also the one we didn’t know we wanted Read More >

  • The Gentlemen Review

    The Gentlemen thankfully doesn’t feel like another studio-driven production that Ritchie just so happened to direct. It’s a pure Guy Ritchie movie in terms of dialogue, style, and performances Read More >

  • Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Review

    Even with all the celebrity cameos and Manson family members, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood never forgets that it’s a buddy picture. Read More >

  • CHIPS Review

    The action comedy genre is one that rarely breeds results in a contemporary setting, often struggling to find a compatible balance between having a fast-paced, engaging narrative, while injecting comedy in the process, and where CHIPS is concerned, it falls short in both areas. Read More >

  • Masterminds – Review

    Despite all the talent involved, Masterminds never meets its full potential. Read More >

  • The Nice Guys – Review

    The Nice Guys is quite possibly the best buddy cop movie since the original Lethal Weapon. Read More >

  • 22 Jump Street Review

    “Following on from the unexpectedly huge success of 21 Jump Street, comes the inevitable sequel, delving us back into the crazy, messed-up antics of Jonah Hill’s Schmidt and Channing Tatum’s Jenko once more”… Read More >