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Category: Reviews

  • Cars 3 Review

    The pertinent themes that are studied within this Brian Fee endeavour are evidently interesting and deserving of cinematic treatment – and yet Cars 3 feels tedious in parts, with several sections of the movie that simply pass the time. Read More >

    Written by

    Stefan Pape

  • Despicable Me 3 Review

    Did you like the first two Despicable Me movies? Do you even kind of have a soft spot for Minions? Then you’ll like Despicable Me 3 just fine. Read More >

    Written by

    Nick Spake

  • In This Corner of the World Review

    Riding a critical wave since its debut at the end of last year, In This Corner of the World tells the story of young Suzu, a precocious and loving teenage girl who dreams of bigger things than the world she inhabits in Japan with her family. A serial artist and dreamer, she longs to escape… Read More >

    Written by

    Scott J. Davis

  • The Lego Batman Movie Review

    The Lego Batman Movie is a film that will have both parents and children alike in absolute stitches – and sometimes you simply cannot ask for more than that. Read More >

    Written by

    Stefan Pape

  • Ballerina Review

    The film is enriched, persistently, but the glorious aesthetic experience on offer as the vibrancy and romanticism of the 1879 Paris setting is wondrous on the big screen. Read More >

    Written by

    Stefan Pape

  • Sing Review

    Sing is an infectiously fun family picture that plays out like Pitch Perfect meets Zootopia. Read More >

    Written by

    Nick Spake

  • Moana Review

    Moana is classic, magical House of Mouse that will have you singing, crying and laughing down the aisles as all good Disney should do. Read More >

    Written by

    Scott J. Davis

  • Ethel & Ernest Review

    There truly isn’t anything particularly remarkable about the story of Ethel & Ernest – but then, that’s sort of the point. Read More >

    Written by

    Stefan Pape

  • Trolls Review

    Mike Mitchell and Walt Dohrn have managed to craft a feature that is just self-aware and tongue-in-cheek enough that it’s let off the hook. But only just. Read More >

    Written by

    Stefan Pape

  • Phantom Boy Review

    Phantom Boy is a moving and enchanting tale that wouldn’t seem out of place among next year’s Oscar nominations. Read More >

    Written by

    Stefan Pape