Category: Reviews
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Alita: Battle Angel Review
Like the best modern examples of 3D film, though, Alita: Battle Angel was brought to the silver screen through the lens of a Fusion Camera System, helping to immerse the audience in the vibrant action. Read More >
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Phantom Thread Review
Phantom Thread is a confusing, odd, dark, sharply funny and gorgeous 130-minute ride. Fans of Anderson will not be disappointed. Read More >
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Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool Review
This film is so touching, so warm and so tender ā and just to top it all off, there’s even a disco-dancing scene featuring the two lead roles. Billy Elliot may have grown up, but he didn’t forget how to boogie. Read More >
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Call Me By Your Name Review
In order for this to work, we require strong performances, and Chalamet and Hammer are simply magnetic in the leading roles. Read More >
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Breathe Review
At the very core of the narrative is a story of true love, and there’s nothing quite as cinematic as that. Read More >
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The Exception Review
This feature feels as unfortunately akin to the sort of show you’d stumble across on the smaller screen circa the early 90s. Read More >
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Home Again Review
So horrendously mawkish it’s hard to get your head around in parts. Read More >
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Maudie Review
In spite of the warmth that emanates from this title, it can be accused of feeling a little televisual in its approach, as the sort of film you’d happily sit down and watch on a quiet Sunday afternoon Read More >
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A Ghost Story Review
Cās journey from denial to acceptance is powerfully portrayed through visuals, giving A Ghost Story the essence of a silent picture. Read More >
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