Category: Reviews

  • Una Review

    An evocative, challenging drama that will stay with you long after the credits roll. Read More >

  • Stratton Review

    You would hope, at the very least, that the acting would make amends for any plot and script deficiencies, and the cast assembled should really promise such a saving grace – and yet even that falls short. Read More >

  • The Tick Review

    The Tick is supposed to ridicule and parody the superhero genre, but unfortunately it fails to deliver on every level. Read More >

  • The Limehouse Golem Review

    It’s been a great year for the horror and thriller genres – while the blockbusters and summer spectaculars grab the majority of the headlines (and indeed the money, for the most part) it’s perhaps these two strands of our cinema experience that have had the greatest success through the opening eight months of the year,… Read More >

  • American Made Review

    Offers a very pure form of entertainment that is easy to get on board with. Read More >

  • Detroit Review

    An all too pertinent affair, studying the conflict between the black and white communities in the States, which, if you turn on the news anytime soon, you’ll notice is still depressingly relevant. Read More >

  • The Only Living Boy in New York Review

    The Only Living Boy in New York isn’t even serviceable. Read More >

  • Terminator 2: Judgement Day 3D Review

    To say Terminator 2: Judgement Day 3D is the best movie released this summer would be doing it down. It’s one of the best movies released all year and still one of the greatest action movies ever made. And they don’t make them like this anymore. Read More >

  • The Hitman’s Bodyguard Review

    Absurd, irreverent, playful, over the top and completely bonkers in parts – but it’s fun and engaging with it. Read More >

  • Logan Lucky Review

    Logan Lucky is about a group of criminals that seem dumb on the surface, but turn out to be smarter than they appear. Likewise, the film itself is much smarter than the ads might have you think. Read More >