Category: Reviews
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Storks Review
The filmmaker’s experience in more grown-up endeavours serves this narrative well, with a inclination to be playfully irreverent for the kids, and chuck in a fair few jokes for the adults too. Read More >
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Kubo and the Two Strings – Review
In many respects, Kubo feels like The Legend of Zelda movie we’ve always wanted to see, especially calling The Wind Waker and Ocarina of Time to mind. Read More >
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Sausage Party – Review
Sausage Party is kind of like Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs on bath salts. Read More >
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Batman: The Killing Joke – Review
If fans can get past the first thirty minutes, they’re going to get The Killing Joke movie they’ve always wanted. Read More >
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Ice Age: Collision Course – Review
Ice Age films continue to adhere to their loyal fan base without contrivance, and have matured with them. Read More >
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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 >
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Finding Dory – Review (Edinburgh Film Festival)
Finding Dory is a wonderful crowd-pleaser. Read More >
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When Marnie Was There – Review
The combination of grave realism and sheer enchantment is one that has illuminated the screen, and become somewhat synonymous with Ghibli productions. Read More >
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The Red Turtle – Review (Cannes Film Festival)
The Red Turtle, Studio Ghibli’s first co-production, is a castaway picture that is a sublime achievement in both animation and storytelling. Read More >
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The Angry Birds Movie – Review
As The Angry Birds Movie forcefully mimics the purpose of the original app it is based upon, in the most contrived way imaginable, things head steadily downhill. Read More >
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