Category: Reviews
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The Peanuts Movie – Review
Unlike the theatrical adaptations of Garfield and The Smurfs, The Peanuts Movie is one nostalgic property that understands its source material. Read More >
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Hotel Transylvania 2 – Review
Hotel Transylvania 2 has “a scattergun approach to one-liners, making for a consistent stream of laughter”. Read More >
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Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’ – Review
Resurrection ‘F’ isn’t great, grand, or even epic, but for what it is, the film is testosterone filled fun. Now that’s what people seek Dragon Ball Z out for. Read More >
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Song of the Sea – Review
“Song of the Sea is an ineffably magical piece that plays heavily on traditionalism and folklore to make for a film that will appeal to both parents and children alike.” Read More >
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Minions – Review
“there’s something so universal and so inherently fun about this playful sense of irreverence, which appeals to the child in all of us.” Read More >
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Inside Out – Review
“After hitting bull’s-eye after bull’s-eye for almost a decade and a half, there’s been something off about the past few Pixar movies. Brave was descent, but not extraordinary, Monsters University was fun, but not really necessary, and Cars 2…” Read More >
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The Tale of Princess Kaguya – Review
“proves there’s still plenty of life in Ghibli left, with or without Miyazaki.” Read More >
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Home – Review
“Home is undoubtedly a sharp and witty piece and cinema with a handful of running jokes that ensure we remain onboard”… Read More >
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The Spongebob Movie: Sponge Out Of Water – Review
At times amusing, at time infuriatingly obtuse, The Spongebob Movie: Sponge Out Of Water outstays its welcome but has enough laughs to keep it watchable. Watch out for the theme tune played towards the end though… it is an ‘ear worm’ of the highest magnitude. The residents of Bikini Bottom are about to face their… Read More >
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Shaun the Sheep Movie – Review
“Thankfully in their latest endeavour, Shaun the Sheep Movie, they’ve returned to the basics, with a charming and endearing turn that bears similarities to the likes of Wallace & Gromit, Morph and Creature Comforts.” Read More >
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