It’s difficult to know where to begin when talking about the new Mission Impossible film. Now the sixth film in a 22 year old movie franchise, the… Read more “Mission: Impossible – Fallout (12A)”

Cutting straight to the quick, Deadpool 2 is fabulous. Clearly benefiting from a bigger budget and a more confident style now that the always risky franchise-starter is… Read more “Deadpool 2 (15)”

Lynne Ramsay’s terrifyingly-tense-trailered thriller finally arrived on limited national release recently (no Odeon outside out London played it…shame on you Odeon!) and I had to forgo my… Read more “You Were Never Really Here (18)”

Upon starting Hereditary, one thing is abundantly clear within several minutes: even if you had been living under a rock for the last five months and had… Read more “Hereditary (15)”

Much like the February 2018 release of Marvel’s Black Panther, which celebrated the diversity, modernisation, tradition and cultural heritage of African-American culture at a time where it… Read more “Tomb Raider (2018) (12A)”

I had more than a hint of trepidation when I went to watch this film at half past ten at night last Bank Holiday Monday. Not only… Read more “A Quiet Place (15)”

Watching Three Billboards… is a strange experience. This is not to say the film itself is strange. No, quite the opposite. It has a very linear narrative,… Read more “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (15)”

After watching a film, I normally like to wait a few days before writing up my review. With Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest epic, I decided to buck… Read more “Phantom Thread (15)”

I was fortunate enough to go to an Odeon “Screen Unseen” showing on Monday the 15th of January and the mystery film was none other than Guillermo… Read more “The Shape Of Water (2018)”

I saw Liam Neeson’s latest collaboration with Jaume Collett-Serra (their fourth after Non-Stop, Run All Night and Unknown) last night and the results were pretty much as… Read more “The Commuter (2018)”