Category: Reviews
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The Man From U.N.C.L.E. – Review
The Man From U.N.C.L.E. is yet another salute to the old fashion spy genre that’s as neat and satisfying as a shaken martini. Read More >
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Fantastic Four – Review
Family: it’s one of the most powerful things we experience as humans. If you share the same blood as another, there’s a bond – innate from birth, or built upon over the years – that will stay with you until you die. Because of its universal nature, family is one of the strongest themes cinema… Read More >
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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 >
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Ant-Man – Review
Ant-Man is yet another triumphant and unspeakably entertaining endeavour that sits pretty in Marvel’s ever-expanding universe. Read More >
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Secret Cinema Presents: Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back – Review
“this is no ordinary cinema screening. The effort has been made on the part of the organisers to keep things as authentic as possible. You never get a sense that knock-off outfits or shoddy car-boot sale props are being used, this is the real deal.” Read More >
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Tomorrowland: A World Beyond – Review
“Preaches a strong message, as yet another environmentally conscious production following on from where the likes of The Lorax and Wall-E left off.” Read More >
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Avengers: Age of Ultron – Review
“this movie will leave you gasping for breath at the speed at which things keep on levelling up”… Read More >
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Last Knights – Review
“In spite of the generic, seen-it-all-before nature of this title, the performances from the stellar cast just about elevate it into being a fun, entirely watchable piece of cinema.” Read More >
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Seventh Son – Review
“Let’s just say this isn’t quite the long-awaited Big Lebowski reunion we had envisaged, and hoped for”… Read More >
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Home – Review
“Home is undoubtedly a sharp and witty piece and cinema with a handful of running jokes that ensure we remain onboard”… Read More >
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