Review: Land of Mine- “Finding war stories worth telling”
War films have existed in some form ever since the beginning of film. The universal themes and compelling storylines that can arise from...
Read MoreReview: Churchill and a look at the Churchill War Rooms
Churchill is the most difficult film I’ve ever reviewed. If Churchill was an entirely fictional film it would be a poor film indeed....
Read MoreReview: Churchill – “Emotionally charged scenes”
Churchill follows Winston Churchill and those around him as the war so intertwined with his time as Prime Minister nears its end. Brian...
Read MoreReview: Baby Driver – “Exhilarating, intense and action-packed”
In Baby Driver, Ansel Elgort plays Baby, a highly skilled getaway driver struggling to be free of the life of crime he finds himself stuck...
Read MoreReview: Wonder Woman – “Joss Whedon and Buffy spoil me.”
ABOUT: Not to be confused with Wonder Woman [1974 film] or Wonder Woman [2009 film]. Wonder Woman is a 2017 American superhero film based...
Read MoreReview: The Mummy – “An enjoyable romp”
I am just back from seeing Universal’s The Mummy. The first in their latest attempt to get a shared Monster Cinematic Universe...
Read MoreThoughts On The Mummy – And Silly Season In General
I left ‘Tom Cruise’s The Mummy’ with a massive shit eating grin on my face. I’d never been more sure that what I...
Read MoreBlu-ray Review: The Bird with the Crystal Plumage – “Excellent madness”
Out in the UK on the 19th of June is Arrow Video’s brand new 4K restoration from the original camera negative, in its original...
Read MoreReview – Whitney: Can I Be Me – “A beautiful – if tragic – study”
“She changed history for us. And she paid for it.” These are words spoken by singer-songwriter Pattie Howard about her peer Whitney...
Read More“What’s in the box?” LFF gets sent a subscription mystery box
I’ve seen the whole mystery box subscription thing really take off over the last couple of years. If you’re not familiar with...
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