Category: Reviews

  • The Martian – Review

    The Martian doesn’t quite rank up there with the all time great space rescue movies like Apollo 13. At the same time, the film still stands on its own with strong performances, convincing visuals, and a killer soundtrack (assuming you enjoy Disco). Read More >

  • Predestination – Review

    “Predestination is far from being a masterpiece, but the Spierig brothers are never aiming for such acclaim, instead remaining within their means, and given the lack of budget required to create an indelible visual experience, they put all of their energy into making this narrative comprehensible, and one the viewer can immerse themselves in”… Read More >

  • Monsters: Dark Continent – Review

    Science-fiction movies have always belonged to one of two camps: the pulp-heavy actioner (Aliens), or the cerebral cine-poem (2001: A Space Odyssey). Once every blue moon, there’ll be a movie that belongs, in most respects, to both, and Monsters: Dark Continent is a prime example – but it’s not without its flaws. 2010’s Monsters represented… Read More >

  • The Rover Review

    “Similarly to Animal Kingdom, The Rover is a disquieting, punishing watch, with a persistent morbidity that, at times, can become overwhelming in its unrelenting approach”… Read More >

  • Dawn of the Planet of the Apes Review

    “There is a remarkable degree of emotion and pathos within the tale, which is quite a feat given the grandiose nature of the blockbuster”… Read More >