The final days of World War II seem like an odd stomping ground for broad humour, I mean even Life Is Beautiful was crammed with
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The Gentlemen (2019) – Review
Returning to his rhyming-slang roots for the first time since 2008’s Rocknrolla, Guy Richie leaves the heftily budgeted worlds of a blue CGI Will Smith
Cats (2019) – Review
Director Tom Hooper has a lot to answer for…The man who gave us The Danish Girl, The King’s Speech and the 2012 version of Les
Godzilla: King Of The Monsters (2019) – Review
Despite Gareth Edwards’ gritty, more realistic take on Toho’s Tokyo flattening superstar, some felt that the 2014 Godzilla maybe wasn’t all it could have been.
Angel Has Fallen (2019) – Review
Believe it or not – whether you WANTED it or not – Gerard Butler’s supernaturally death resistant secret service agent, and full-time John McClane rip
Once Upon A Time… In Hollywood (2019) – Review
So as Quentin Tarantino rumbles toward his inevitable, self imposed retirement, his ninth and penultimate movie touches down in cinemas with a hefty running time
Black Christmas (2019) – Review
Blumhouse has made quite the name for themselves as a studio that has one eye firmly on the major issues of the times. With such
It: Chapter 2 (2019) – Review
If cinema history has taught us anything over the years, it’s that horror is usually best when it’s high concept and low budget. It’s a
Insidious: The Last Key
The previous Insidious movie – titled Chapter 3 despite being set before the first two movies, therefore throwing anyone with numerical dyslexia into a cold
Road House (1989) – Review
Years after he instructed uptight parents on the correct placing of Baby (hint: it’s not in the corner) and before he assumed “ditto” was the
Ad Astra (2019) – Review
Every couple of years the science fiction movie manages to launch a serious and thought provoking entry that attempts to snare a blockbuster crowd while
Doctor Sleep (2019) – Review
I personally hate it when I have to introduce two sets of friends who don’t get on. It’s awkward, it’s ugly and being the one
Insidious Chapter 3 (2015) – Review
Usually, by the time a horror franchise trundles into it’s third instalment, it’s a fair bet that the original creative minds that started the whole
Enter The Dragon (1973) – Review
When looked at objectively, the sizable legend of Bruce Lee actually contains a suprisingly small amount of material with a handful of TV appearances and
Insidious Chapter 2 (2013) – Review
Apparently there are but two certainties in life and common knowledge dictates that they are death and taxes; but a third could quite easily be
Insidious (2010) – Review
For a moment there where it seemed that director James Wan wasn’t going to live up to the overwhelming promise of his debut movie, Saw.
Venom (2018) – Review
Much like the titular, drooly comic book counterpart himself, Venom’s second attempt at cinematic immortality is a rather confused beast plagued by many different voices
Rocky IV (1985) – Review
In no sane world does Rocky IV get more than 2 stars…Oh sure, a less gritty, more blockbuster approach to “Robert” Balboa’s boxing career had
Die Another Day (2002) – Review
As inevitable as the the ebb and flow of the tide or the inexorable march of the seasons, sooner or later time catches up with
Thor: Ragnarok (2017) – Review
Thor’s series of solo movies have always been seen as Marvel’s fifth wheel so to speak. His sweet – but slight – origin movie and
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