Mary Queen of Scots – Review
Two red-headed female monarchs engage in a political war for two nations. Does the audience win in the end? Ciaran reviews.
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Dragon Ball Super: Broly – Review
The Dragon Ball saga continues with ‘Dragon Ball Super: Broly’. What can we expect aside from drawn-out fight scenes and powerful animated explosions? Kelsey reviews.
The Front Runner – Review
Matthew Lind has always thought about lying about being born in the United States so he could run for President, but ‘The Front Runner’ may have scared him off. Click to find out more about latest Jason Reitman’s political drama starring Hugh Jackman, who was also not born in the U.S.
The Mule – Review
Clint Eastwood reprises his usual role of Korean-war veteran embroiled in a crime gang in his latest ‘The Mule’. Worth a watch, or just a reminder to watch ‘Gran Torino’ instead?
How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World – Review
After watching the third instalment of the ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ series, Ciaran is both sad that it’s over, but happy it happened. Read her review here.
Zodiac – A Retrospective Review
After a long night scrolling through Netflix, Nic stumbled across David Fincher’s 2007 masterpiece ‘Zodiac’. His only regret was waiting so long to watch it, and he’s hoping you won’t do the same.
Glass – Review
After releasing an unexpected sequel to a franchise long-thought dead, M. Night Shymalan has stepped into the limelight once more. Is ‘Glass’ a return to form for the director, or another in a long line of missed opportunities?
The Kid Who Would Be King – Review
Over the years, we have been exposed to a slew of terribly written King Arthur stories, making the legend a bit of a curse for filmmakers. Could the future of this mythological figure rest in… a twelve-year-old boy? Ciaran reviews.
The Cream of 2018 – Best Films of the Year
The writers at FilmBunker list their best films of 2018.
Black Mirror: Bandersnatch – Review
Black Mirror’s standalone episode/film ‘Bandersnatch’ allows you to take control of the narrative, adopting the classic choose-your-own-adventure structure. Does Black Mirror’s ambition to innovate storytelling pay off, or does Bandersnatch get the bad ending?