Reviews

One of the first things we see in Adam McKay’s new film is a battered car woozily swerving from side to side down a dark and lonely path. The car …

Following its huge festival success and holding five nominations for the upcoming Academy Awards at the end of February, Green Book is proving to be a hit with critics and …

When Netflix decided to plough the old, worn out furrow of the ‘Earth is dead and it’s our fault’ Sci-Fi film, you would have thought they would at least have …

Could this be the front-runner for most memed movie of the year? Bird Box, Netflix’s latest viral hit, is a clunky mish-mash of a film that is barely redeemed by …

On Tuesday evening, a packed Studio 74 at the Phoenix sat down to watch the last year’s BAFTA shortlist for best short film and animated short film. Of course, as …

One of the things that defined the success of silent cinema titans Laurel and Hardy was their universal appeal. Masters of their art, they transcended language, culture and age boundaries …

‘I was born in Montigny but I will not die there.’ Colette perfectly captures the desires of its protagonist; the kind of desires which push the story forward, exemplifying its …

As a man who gave Justice League a one-star review and described Jason Momoa’s portrayal of Aquaman as ‘woefully underdeveloped, unengaging (and)… a complete bore’, it’s fair to say I …

Creed II poses a question. To what extent do audiences enjoy the classic tried and tested formulas of film? Is it an “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” scenario, …

‘Jesus, Mary and Joseph, this nativity is a catastrophe, minus two stars’ quipped Alan Carr’s character in the excellent first instalment of this franchise; a sentiment shared by many real-life …