Hobbs & Shaw – Review
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a franchise in possession of a good profit margin must be in want of a spin-off. Is ‘Hobbs and Shaw’ both fast AND furious, or is the concept running out of gas? Owen reviews.
Film Review
Late Night – Review
Emma Thompson shines in ‘Late Night’ as America’s leading talk show host. As you read Ciaran’s review, let’s just imagine how great an Emma Thompson talk show would be. #EmmaThompson2020
The Lion King – Review
The Lion King “live-action” reboot reimagines the classic Disney animation with new visual technology. But does it leave us anything new to sink our teeth into?
Stuber – Review
An action-comedy where a hyper-masculine bodybuilding cop teams up with a neurotic wise-ass Uber driver? Finally, a character Matthew Lind can relate to! Hopefully he makes an effort to understand the Uber driver too.
Booksmart – Review
High school is something that no well-adjusted adult wishes to relive. However, does coming-of-age comedy ‘Booksmart’ make us want to change our minds? Zaity reviews.
After – Review
It’s teen romance time again! This time, a bad-boy falls in love with a bookish girl.. and some angst happens. However, is sticking to a tried and true genre really a bad thing? Izzy reviews.
Spider-Man: Far From Home – Review
With so many amazing Spider-Man adaptations slinging onto our screens recently, it is feeling like we are in our very own Spider-verse. Is the latest iteration of our friendly neighbourhood hero a worthy addition, or is fatigue beginning to set in?
Annabelle Comes Home – Review
It’s not that Matthew Lind has a phobia of creepy dolls. It’s that he has a phobia of movies ABOUT creepy dolls. What’s that? Someone needs to review Annabelle Comes Home? Well, that will teach him to get too drunk at the FilmBunker social.
Clinton Road – Review
Matthew Lind has never been to New Jersey, but he loves places where he could probably get murdered, so he saw the new horror film, Clinton Road. Click to find out whether it was a Garden State or just a state.
Cargo – Review
Bahamian director Kareem Mortimer tackles the challenging subject of people-smuggling in his home country. Is he punching above his weight, or one to watch? Sarah reviews.