Category: Reviews

  • Ghostbusters – Review

    If pride can be swallowed, there’s bound to be many punters pleasantly surprised by this genial offering. Read More >

  • Men & Chicken – Review

    Madcap, grotesque and completely, and utterly bizarre – in the most wonderful way possible. Read More >

  • Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates – Review

    Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates offers two invaluable comedic duos for the price of one. Read More >

  • Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie Review

    Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie is an all too flawed picture that relies predominantly on cheap slapstick gags and cameos to evoke laughter. Read More >

  • The Secret Life of Pets – Review

    Where The Secret Life of Pets falls short is within the inclination to be so dramatic, as the narrative unfolds into a pure adventure flick across the streets (and sewers) of New York, deviating so far from the simplicity that laid the foundations for the narrative to thrive on. Read More >

  • Adult Life Skills – Review

    Adult Life Skills has a unique take on the notion of grief, a prevalent theme studied in an intriguing way. Read More >

  • Central Intelligence – Review

    It’s depressing that a Hollywood film still operates on this level. Dwayne Johnson is churning out a lot of rubbish. Read More >

  • Finding Dory – Review (Edinburgh Film Festival)

    Finding Dory is a wonderful crowd-pleaser. Read More >

  • Hunt for the Wilderpeople – Review (Edinburgh Film Festival)

    This feels real even though it is a fantasy of sorts and you care for each and every one of the characters. Read More >

  • Now You See Me 2 – Review

    Nobody goes to a film like this for rich character development. They go for the creative tricks, the colorful imagery, and the entrancing showmanship. That’s exactly what Now You See Me 2 promises and it more than delivers. Read More >