Category: Reviews
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Okja Review
Whilst some of the further reaches of Okja’s wild abandon don’t always feel smoothly part of the whole, it’s a very small price to pay for the almost anarchic joy that is often on screen. Read More >
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King Arthur: Legend of the Sword Review
The Arthurian legend may last forever, but it won’t take long for King Arthur: Legend of the Sword to fade into obscurity. Read More >
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Jawbone Review
Jawbone doesn’t just work narratively, but aesthetically too, with a stylistic approach that doesn’t feel contrived in its execution. Read More >
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Ghost in the Shell Review
Ghost in the Shell is a remake that understands the themes and world of its source material, getting more right than wrong. Read More >
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Trespass Against Us Review
When leaving the two lead roles in the hands of actors of the calibre of Fassbender and Gleeson, it works not only as a stamp of quality on proceedings, but adds such a degree of nuance and subtlety, which enriches the layered dynamic between the two characters. Read More >
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Logan Review
Last year, X-Men fans finally got the Deadpool movie they had been waiting for. Now after multiple failed attempts, 20th Century Fox has finally produced the standalone Wolverine movie audiences have always wanted to see. Logan couldn’t have come at a better time, especially since this will be Hugh Jackman’s final appearance as the titular… Read More >
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Operation Chromite Review
A film that wants nothing more than to appease an international market, yet seems to be so caught up by this endeavour that it loses sight of the one thing that matters most; the story. Read More >
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Allied Review
Allied is all style over substance, so overtly cinematic and affectionate towards classic Hollywood, that it appears at times like a pastiche when that is most definitely not the desired effect. Read More >
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Free Fire Review
Ben Wheatley’s Free Fire never regains it’s excellent momentum from the opening exchanges and becomes slightly monotonous when it should be thrilling. Read More >
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The Accountant Review
While The Accountant doesn’t entirely work on a storytelling level, it is solid entertainment. Read More >
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