US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Ender’s Game, You Hurt My Feelings, Babylon 5: The Road Home, Confidential Informant, Junk Head, NCIS and more
It’s a small week this week, but we do get the return of a beloved science fiction franchise as well as a surprising amount of animated...
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Review: The Monkey King – “Colourful and loud”
The Monkey King is a story from Chinese legends, which over the years has had a huge impact on pop culture. There are numerous adaptations...
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Review: Blue Beetle -“A solid fun story”
While superhero fatigue has started to set in, Blue Beetle has come in to stand apart from the others and hold its own. Balancing between...
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Review: Love Life – “The kind of special movie that reminds us what cinema can do”
Love Life is a Japanese relationship drama that incorporates humour, melodrama and a sense of the unpredictability and unknowability that...
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Review: Gran Turismo – “Some great and exhilarating racing sequences”
This is a difficult review to write, mostly because of how underwhelmed I felt at what is a truly remarkable story and my love for...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Nightbreed, Swamp Thing, My Best Friend is a Vampire, Kandahar, River Wild, Rio Bravo, Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3 and more
Well, I was on vacation last week, so this week’s column includes some titles that hit streets while I was away. But we’re all caught up...
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Review: A Thousand and One – “A contender for one of the best films of the year”
Could A Thousand and One be a contender for one of the best films of the year? I certainly think so. We follow Inez de la Paz (Teyana...
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Review – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem – “absolutely stunning”
This is the Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse of 2023. Actually, that doesn’t work, does it? Ummm, okay you get my gist. We are really...
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Sundance London 2023 Review: You Hurt My Feelings is Quietly Spectacular
This year marks the Sundance Summer Festival’s tenth London appearance. The Festival, from the famous film institute, showcases a...
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Sundance London 2023 Review: Scrapper – “Remarkable directing and stellar performances”
Does it really take a village to raise a child? Scrapper begins with that exact age-old proverb, but quickly dismisses it. The initial...
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