Review: The BFG – “As joyous as it is moving”
For many of us, The BFG is either a much beloved book from our childhood (thank you Roald Dahl!) or an animated film, again from our...
Read MoreBlu-ray Review: The Witch
“The VVitch: A New-England Folk Tale”, hereafter just “The Witch”, is written and directed by Robert Eggers. This is Eggers first...
Read MoreReview: Ghostbusters – Fighting sexism with sexism
You can read my review of the new Ghostbusters film here. This is what Chris thought of the film. There was mass hysteria in 1984 when a...
Read MoreReview: The Legend of Tarzan
The Tarzan concept as we all know it – the aristocratic offspring of a British Lord adopted and raised by apes to become a superhuman...
Read MoreReview: Ghostbusters – “Not the train wreck that the trailers led us to believe”
When it was announced there was going to be a new Ghostbusters film, people seemed happy. When it was announced it would be an all female...
Read MoreReview: Baskin – “A sanity shattering descent into purgatory”
Turkish terror, Baskin, started life as a short; but is now a feature length film available on VOD and in UK cinemas on the 15th of July....
Read MoreMini Review: The Secret Life of Pets by my daughter
Over the weekend I took my daughter, Hannah, to the cinema to see The Secret Life of Pets. It was a full house, which always makes it more...
Read MoreDVD Review: The Trust – “Charmingly seemingly semi-improvisational”
The Trust stars Nicolas Cage (Leaving Las Vegas, Kick-Ass) and Elijah Wood (Sin City, The Lord of the Rings trilogy), and is directed by...
Read MoreReview: Now You See Me 2 – “What’s most frustrating about this is that it should work”
Now You See Me 2 is the mildly anticipated sequel to Louis Leterrier’s 2013 film about magicians who think they’re in Ocean’s Eleven. This...
Read MoreReview – Independence Day: Resurgence
Once again, humanity finds itself in worrying times as a destructive force swoops over the land. Using its own gravitational field, it...
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