Review – Alita: Battle Angel – “A full-throttle adventure”
The ads have been attributing Alita: Battle Angel to writer and producer James Cameron with the logline “From the creator of Avatar and...
Read MoreReview: Escape Room – “Chock full of fiendish puzzles and brilliant booby traps”
Escape Room is directed by Adam Robitel (Insidious: The Last Key), written by Bragi F. Schut (Season of the Witch), and stars Deborah Ann...
Read MoreReview: The Boys in the Band – “A delight of sharp-toothed wit”
Directed by William Friedkin Starring Kenneth Nelson, Robert La Tourneaux, Frederick Combs, Cliff Gorman, Laurence Luckinbill, Keith...
Read MoreReview: Green Book – “A well-intentioned crowd-pleaser”
Odd couple buddy movies don’t usually attract the kind of heat Green Book has. Inspired by a real 1962 road trip where a black virtuoso...
Read MoreReview – How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World – “An explosion of colour and magic”
Hiccup and Toothless, and the many brilliant residents of Berk, are back for this third and final instalment in the How to Train Your...
Read MoreReview: Reign of the Supermen -“A nicely-paced piece”
Directed by Sam Liu Starring Jerry O’Connell, Rebecca Romijn, Rainn Wilson, Cameron Monaghan, Cress Williams, Patrick Fabian,...
Read MoreUS Blu-ray and DVD Releases: First Man, Once Upon A Deadpool, Hunter Killer, The Hate U Give, Cobra and more
First Man – I love the space program and space in general, and I love a good biopic, so First Man should have been right up my...
Read MoreReview: Crucible of the Vampire – “Takes its time to build an increasing atmosphere of unease”
Directed by Iain Ross-McNamee Starring Katie Goldfinch, Florence Cady, Neil Morrisey, Larry Rew, Babette Barat We begin this new British...
Read MoreReview: Vice – “Exposes the shenanigans rife in the corridors of power”
Written and directed by Adam McKay (The Big Short), Vice tells the story of the rise to power of Dick Cheney, the vice president to George...
Read MoreReview: Tehran Taboo – “A glimpse into a society most of us don’t see in cinema”
Pari (Elmira Rafizadeh) is a single mother in Tehran, struggling to look after her mute young son Elias (Bilal Yasar), while her worthless...
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