Review – A Star is Born (2018)
A moving and emotional addition to the famous series of film which sees two impressive debuts of Bradley Cooper as director, and Lady Gaga in an acting role. #StarIsBorn #MovieReview
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Review – Judy
Renee Zellweger’s performance captivates through this warm, but honest portrait of the tragic, but adored, and talented star
Read moreA New Movie Game – Film Recipes (aka. Cinematic Algebra)
Here’s a thought. Can films be explained as a recipe of other movies? As if you could you summarise a film by combining other films (or even subtract).
Read moreTrailer – Doctor Sleep
Although it may sound like a new addition superhero, Doctor Sleep is the upcoming sequel to The Shining. Based on Stephen King’s 2013 novel of the same name, we will see Ewan McGregor as the adult version of Danny Torrance, the young boy from the original film (originally played by Danny Lloyd)
Read moreReview – Rocketman
Taron Egerton stars as Elton John in this hugely enjoyable fantasy biopic and musical extravaganza – perfectly in keeping with the star himself.
Read moreReview – Midnight Special
2016’s Midnight Special offers a tense and moving spielberg-esque sci fi story that is stocked full of impressive acting performances.
Read moreReview – Terminator : Dark Fate
The Terminator is back, and whilst Linda Hamilton’s return adds a lot compared to other films in the franchise since Terminator 2, by the 1st two films legacy, it still feels lacking.
Read moreTrailer – Star Wars : The Rise of Skywalker
My tickets are already booked for the 3D IMAX version, the whole ‘watch all of the films before seeing the new one’ dates have been provisionally booked. It is of course nearly time for a new Star Wars film in the world of new movie releases. I can’t wait, and the new trailer hit today… It’s going to be a
Read moreReview – Godzilla : King of the Monsters
The follow up to the 2014 Godzilla offers a CGI ridden Monster battle-fest, but lacks any real sense, logic or credible plot.
Read moreReview – Holmes and Watson
The 2018 Holmes and Watson is a masterclass in ill considered, poorly executed and misconstrued comedy that is remarkably far from funny. Classic comedy partnerships has always been a part of modern cinema and Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly’s partnership films of Talladege Nights : The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006), and Step Brothers (2008) set them on the
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