Category: Reviews
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The Greatest Showman Review
A fantastical, somewhat contrived take on the life of P.T. Barnum. Read More >
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Beauty and the Beast Review
While in animation form anything is possible, in these Disney live action remakes, they still abide by the very same notion. Read More >
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La La Land Review
La La Land is a beautiful film in parts, and whilst there is a lot to admire and enjoy about it – particularly in the first half – it crumbles away in far too many significant places as Chazelle stretches beyond the spectacle. Read More >
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Hail, Caesar! – Review
If you’re a fan of 1950’s cinema, you’ll likely find something to enjoy in Hail, Caesar! Read More >
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Ricki and the Flash – Review
Ricki and the Flash is another wonderful outing from Demme that’s ultimately about modern families VS traditional families. Read More >
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London Road – Review
“There remains a chilling, indelible atmosphere to London Road, as Norris manages to capture that sense of anxiety which has taken over the local neighbourhood”… Read More >
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Tokyo Tribe – Review
Shion Sono has made as many films as the years he’s been a director. Throughout 33 features (not counting TV movies, mini-series and documentaries) since 1984, the highly prolific man hasn’t let up once, and his output rarely sees dips in quality; his back catalogue is the work of a man possessed, a visionary who… Read More >
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The Last Five Years – Review
“Sadly, for the most part, this one feels very much like ‘filler’ material”… Read More >
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Jersey Boys Review
“Stage-to-screen adaptations have become a common stomping ground for filmmakers these days, and the latest is Jersey Boys, reimagined on the silver screen by Hollywood heavyweight, Clint Eastwood”… Read More >
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Frozen Review
“Frozen is just charming cinema, and despite what the title may have you believe, it’s a warm and gracious production”… Read More >
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