Unicorn Store – Review
Brie Larson; Oscar-winning actress and recent superhero, has decided to give it a try behind the camera. Were her efforts warranted, or is she best served on-screen? Nic reviews.
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Hellboy – Review
Hellboy is back, but this time, he’s a different boy. And it’s directed by a different boy. And boy is it nuts. Ciaran reviews.
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.
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.
Mary Poppins Returns – Review
Mary Poppins Returns attempts to pick up 25 years after the smash-hit original film left off, with Emily Blunt taking on the role made iconic by Julie Andrews in 1964.
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald – Review
Flawed but still enchanting, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald captures enough of the Wizarding World magic with its strong characters and darker tone.
Harmony: The Five Frequencies Saga, Part I – Review
Harmony: The Five Frequencies Saga, Part I is the first entry in a planned five-part film series. Will it live up to its franchise ambitions, or is it destined to remain a standalone venture?
Christopher Robin – Review
The live-action Disney reboot train is still steaming ahead, and its latest stop is the good-natured Winnie-the-Pooh film, ‘Christopher Robin’. Is this new flick as sweet as honey, or as bitter as Eeyore? Ciaran reviews.
Disenchantment: Season 1 – Review
From the mind of ‘The Simpsons’ and ‘Futurama’ alum Matt Groening, ‘Disenchantment’ is a fantasy-set adventure that has graced our Netflix accounts this month. Great comedy, or a disappointment? Ciaran reviews.
The Darkest Minds – Review
Matthew Lind reflects on his mortality enough doing his grocery shopping. Find out just how old he felt reviewing this film starring a 19-year-old based on the first in a series of five published novels by an author who just turned 31.