Category: Reviews
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Trainwreck – Review
From The 40-Year-Old Virgin, to Knocked Up, to Superbad, to Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Judd Apatow has worked on some of the finest bromantic comedies of the past decade. Being one of the defining comedic voices of this generation, though, Apatow knows that comedy isn’t limited to the male gender. He’s helped open the door for… 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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The Legend of Barney Thomson – Review
“At its core, The Legend of Barney Thomson is a deeply sad, poignant film, with an empathetic protagonist.” Read More >
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Magic Mike XXL – Review
“Here’s a film that lives up to its title, and then some.” Read More >
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Ted 2 – Review
“In its own twisted way, the film ties in a meaningful message and grows up somewhat. Of course it doesn’t grow up too much”… Read More >
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Minions – Review
“there’s something so universal and so inherently fun about this playful sense of irreverence, which appeals to the child in all of us.” Read More >
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The Overnight – Review
“the narrative is grounded by the nuances of the four protagonists, who are such well-crafted creations that you grow to know so well without truly knowing anything at all”… Read More >
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Entourage – Review
After four years off the air, Entourage has inexplicably made its way back to our screens – but not the ones in our homes. No, no, no; Vince, E, Drama, Turtle and Ari have levelled up, bringing their loveable-douchebag demeanour to cinemas in something approaching an inward-looking commentary on their show’s end and fiery cinematic… Read More >
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Dope – Review
“Rick Famuyiwa’s film is notable for not only speaking to adolescent black culture, but also doing so with intelligence, style, and originality.” Read More >
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