London Film Festival Review: Last Flag Flying
Last Flag Flying is the latest Richard Linklater film, and it’s a quasi-sequel to Hal Ashby’s The Last Detail (1973). Originally the plan...
Read MoreReview: Blade Runner 2049 – “Bold, restless and resolute“
As someone who likes to think they invented the #GayForGosling movement, I was sold on ‘Blade Runner 2049’ from the get go. Throw in Denis...
Read MoreLondon Film Festival Review: Breathe – “A wonderful directorial debut from the multi-talented Andy Serkis”
It may seem strange or even counterintuitive for an artist who has achieved global fame thanks to his revolutionary, technology-advancing...
Read MoreLondon Film Festival Review: Stronger – “One man’s experience of triumph over adversity”
Boston. Home of a much-mimicked accent, the ducks, major sports teams and the place where everybody knows your name. It is a city that has...
Read MoreChucking axes with The Walking Dead Series 7
To celebrate the release of the The Walking Dead: The Complete Seventh Season – which arrives on Blu-ray™ and DVD on 25th September...
Read MoreReview: Brimstone – “Brutal”
Have you ever watched a film that has made your skin crawl – not only as you are watching, but for days afterwards? Ever seen a movie that...
Read More“I’m too full for this sh*t” – Lethal Weapon: The Complete First Season and beer and burgers
Lethal Weapon: The Complete First Season is available on Blu-Ray right now, and to celebrate the release of America’s greatest bromance we...
Read MoreReview – Star Trek: Discovery – “A very strong beginning”
After a convoluted path to the small screen involving behind the scenes changes and being delayed a couple of times, Star Trek: Discovery...
Read MoreLondon Film Festival Review: Loveless – “A haunting, difficult watch”
“On with the song,” says a character in Loveless, inexplicably aiming for levity but failing to land, as he stumbles through a...
Read MoreReview: Goodbye Christopher Robin – “Feels like an undercooked period drama”
Equally sad, fascinating and ahead of its time when it comes to social commentary, the true story behind the creation of A. A. Milne’s...
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