Category: Reviews
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Jupiter’s Moon Review
Jupiter’s Moon swings so wildly between tour side force filmmaking brilliance and incompetent showboating, that it’s easy to find oneself feeling like you’re watching a masterpiece and an utter disaster within one scene. Read More >
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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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Everything, Everything Review
Everything, Everything is evidence that an ending can ruin a movie. Read More >
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The Secret Scripture Review
While the use of flashbacks is seamlessly implemented, Sheridan has fallen on a similar hurdle many filmmakers do when adapting a novel – which is to include too much Read More >
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Alien: Covenant review
Like its 1979 predecessor, Alien: Covenant is essentially a haunted house movie in space with plenty of screams to go around. 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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Snatched Review
Snatched has its hilarious moments, but it often feels like the filmmakers could have taken the jokes an extra step further. Read More >
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Unlocked Review
This badly-written, poorly acted and quite spectacularly overstated production ensures that its pertinence is pretty much it’s only selling point. Read More >
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The Journey Review
The two leading performances are remarkable, and ensure this is a venture worth indulging in, and while there’s a lack of authenticity to some of the dialogue, it ticks along at a fast pace and ensures the viewer remains compelled. Read More >
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