Category: Reviews

The French Dispatch is among Anderson’s most experimental works. Read More >

If you mixed Superbad and Lady Bird in a blender, you’d get something along the lines of Booksmart. Read More >

So horrendously mawkish it’s hard to get your head around in parts. Read More >

Their Finest has a fair deal in common with MASH, both the movie and the show. Read More >

While not without its drawbacks, Rules Don’t Apply is still thoroughly entertaining with a sensational central performance from Beatty. Read More >

Matt Ross triumphs in remaining impartial throughout Captain Fantastic, never pointing the finger or ridiculing anybody for their lifestyle choices. Read More >

An undemanding, light picture that merrily coasts along, albeit never quite changing gear. Read More >

Café Society, starring an utterly captivating Kristen Stewart, is, from the very outset, one of Woody Allen’s most visually interesting films. Read More >

In Hello, My Name Is Doris, Field proves that she’s still more than capable of elevating a film’s overall quality. Read More >

Miss You Already is “not a film that demands pity about a brave young woman, it’s more realistic portrayal, that makes the viewer work hard to empathise with the lead role”… Read More >