Review: The Timber
The Timber so wants to be something more, something important, something classic. The seeds are there, but it never reaches the heights it...
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Secret Cinema’s latest immersive event for film lovers and livers is 28 Days Later. Recreating Danny Boyle’s story of a UK...
Read MoreReview: Captain America: Civil War – “gut-punchingly good”
It was never in doubt that Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War was going to wipe the floor with DC’s Batman v Superman: Dawn...
Read MoreReview: Golden Years
The story of pensioners robbing a bank might be more at home on the news than the silver screen but ‘Golden Years’ follows a group of...
Read MoreReview – Captain America: Civil War – “Not just the best Captain America movie, it is the best Avengers movie”
Captain America: Civil War is the thirteenth instalment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the first in Phase 3. Anthony and Joe Russo...
Read MoreReview: Demolition
Grief strikes us all in different ways, and portraits of grief are often the subject of films or novels – perhaps as much cathartic outlet...
Read MoreReview: Louder Than Bombs
The title doesn’t do justice to Louder Than Bombs, potentially misleading audiences while not focusing on the real heart of this...
Read MoreReview – The Tunnel: Sabotage
The Tunnel: Sabotage is a new drama that begins on Sky Atlantic this evening (12th April 2016) in the UK. Stephen Dillane (Game of...
Read MoreReview: The Last Man on the Moon
It is a credit to the charisma of Eugene Cernan – the titular last man on the moon – that his personality eclipses our final frontier. The...
Read MoreReview: Midnight Special
Heading into the Midnight Special’s climactic finale, asked by his son Alton (Jaeden Lieberher) whether he’s scared, protective...
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