Midway – Review
If you were looking for a fun Robert Emmerich film to excite the senses or a war film with a powerful message, ‘Midway’ provides neither, instead offering bland action pieces and and former Disney stars with questionable moustaches.
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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.
Cold War – Review
Matthew Lind remembers the Cold War vividly. Wait a minute… no he doesn’t. But he did see Cold War, so now he feels at least somewhat educated on the subject. Did he enjoy the film? Does he even know what a cold war is? Click to find out.
The Favourite – Review
If you were expecting The Favourite to be an elegant dark comedy, think again. Yorgos Lanthimos’ depiction of Queen Anne’s reign is appalling and occasionally downright disgusting—and it’s great.
Early Man – Review
Aardman animation Early Man breaks no new ground, but the simple humour and creativity in juxtaposing modern sports culture with ancient history is enough to keep the film feeling vital throughout.
Phantom Thread – Review
We are all upset that Daniel Day Lewis is retiring. However, Olivia was able to hold back the tears long enough to review his final film, Phantom Thread.
In This Corner of the World – Review
In This Corner of the World is an elegant depiction of wartime Japan that highlights the persistence of the everyday even in the most devastating circumstances.
Darkest Hour – Review
Darkest Hour is an effective portrayal of Winston Churchill’s rise to power, though it might more accurately be described as an exhibition of Gary Oldman’s uncanny ability to sink into a role.
Goodbye Christopher Robin – Review
Goodbye Christopher Robins hits cinemas November 23. Say hello to Matthew Lind’s review, tigers.
Silence – Review
Scorsese’s Silence exudes gravitas, diving headlong into a messy and painful conflict of religions and cultures.