Category: Reviews

  • Ad Astra Review

    With echoes of Kubrick, Nolan, and even Malick, Ad Astra is a film that reaches for the stars in more ways than one. Read More >

  • Gold Review

    Though undoubtedly a flawed endeavour, McConaughey turns in a staggeringly impressive performance to ensure this narrative is easy to follow and adhere to. Read More >

  • xXx: Return of Xander Cage Review

    Completely ridiculous, with an unwavering commitment to entertainment. Read More >

  • The Revenant – Review

    Walking out of the theater, you’ll find that The Revenant packs a mighty punch. Read More >

  • Spectre – Review

    “Though Spectre is not Bond’s most accomplished outing, there is most certainly life in the old dog yet.” Read More >

  • Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation – Review

    In an age where many blockbusters are mainly concerned with building cinematic universes and sounding important, it’s good to know that Mission: Impossible hasn’t lost track of what makes a great summer action movie. Read More >

  • Insurgent – Review

    “a tedious formula transpires whereby our protagonists are staring death in the face, only for somebody, or something to miraculously save the day. Honestly, they get out of more sticky situations than James Bond.” Read More >

  • Black Sea review

    “in this case the innovative filmmaker takes too much of a generic turn, resulting in a thriller that doesn’t feel in any way unique”… Read More >

  • The Expendables 3 Review

    “with such a huge, ensemble cast, it doesn’t truly allow anybody to shine or show off their acting credentials. It’s almost like a charity pop single: everybody is given a line or two to sing, but nobody a full chorus”… Read More >

  • Godzilla Review

    “given how exhilarating and breathtaking the film looks up on the big screen – better than Godzilla ever has, thanks to what can be accomplished with modern technology – it more than justifies the existence of this seemingly superfluous production”… Read More >