The Last Duel – Review Anahit Behrooz October 15, 2021 Reviews This film was previously reviewed in September 2021 as part of our Venice Film Festival coverage. The Last Duel, Ridley Scott’s latest men-with-swords epic, is a medieval courtly tale for the #MeToo...
The Last Thing He Wanted – Review Calum Baker February 22, 2020 Reviews For Elena McMahon, things start simple enough: after years’ hard work reporting global humanitarian atrocities, her paper reshuffles and she is demoted to following the US campaign trail. Her new subject:...
Triple Frontier – Review Carmen Paddock March 17, 2019 Reviews After an extraordinarily troubled pre-production and subsequent Netflix distribution, Triple Frontier may have been best left in the drawer. The action thriller follows five ex-special forces friends who...
High School: Dazed and Confused at 25 Thom Denson September 24, 2018 Features, Nostalgia It’s what we love about these films, man. We get older and they just stay the same age. With 1993’s Dazed and Confused, Richard Linklater delivered a shot of pure nostalgia in the arm of cinema goers,...
Justice League – Review Joni Blyth November 15, 2017 Reviews "It’s not about the hits you take, it’s about how you get back up.” - Muhammad Ali The DC Extended Universe has taken quite a beating on its way to Justice League. A commercial failure here, a false...
Your Week In Film: Batman, BAFTA, Biopics! Stephen O'Nion February 17, 2017 News 1. The BAFTAs happened February 12 saw the 70th British Academy Film Awards take place at the Royal Albert Hall. As is the custom, seats were sat in, drinks were drunk and awards were awarded. Annoyingly...
Your Week In Film: Batman, Aquaman, Kidman and more! Stephen O'Nion February 3, 2017 News 1. First photo for Ocean’s 8 washes up Warner Bros. have released the first picture for the hotly anticipated heist ‘em up Ocean’s 8 so now we can frantically speculate about what will happen in the...
Casting Call – Who Should Direct The Batman? Christopher Preston February 2, 2017 Behind The Curtain, Casting Call, Features At this point, one can only imagine the DC Extended Universe is built upon an ancient Indian burial ground. This riposte to the Marvel Cinematic Universe has tripped over three critical paving stones since...
Live By Night – Review Christopher Preston January 12, 2017 Reviews What makes a “bad film”? Does the whole shebang have to be rotten? Or is it just aspects - the director, the cast, the story, the idea? It might be these questions, and probably a few more, that will...
The Accountant – Review Bertie Archer November 7, 2016 Reviews It doesn't take a genius to know that The Accountant is not high-art cinema; instead director Gavin O'Connor has made a masterpiece of the modern action genre. Unmissable, enjoyable excellence from start to...
Your Week In Film: Remakes, Reunions, Revelations, Repetition and Repetition! Stephen O'Nion October 7, 2016 News 1. Chloë Grace Moretz drops that whole hiatus thing, signs on for Suspiria remake It was only a few weeks ago that Chloë Grace Moretz told The Hollywood Reporter that she was taking some time off to...
Batman V Superman: A Second Chance? Joni Blyth July 26, 2016 Features, Nostalgia, Second Chance Picture the scene: it’s March of this year. Warner Bros. executives are sitting in a conference room. The atmosphere is chilly, and it’s not the air-con. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, a film decades...
Your Week In Film: Pokémon monsters, Universal monsters, Alien monsters, A Monster Calls, and more! Stephen O'Nion July 15, 2016 News 1. Pokémon Go is go What the hell is Pokémon Go you ask? A social and technological phenomenon, Pokémon Go is a location-based augmented reality game based upon the Pokémon universe (yes, that's...
Your Week In Film: Batman, Blade Runner, Boycotts and More Stephen O'Nion April 1, 2016 News We're still fresh to this News malarkey so this week we thought we'd change the format of things. We'll still cover industry news as well as the movings and shakings of those projects in production, but...
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – Review Christopher Preston March 24, 2016 Reviews Zack Snyder loathes Superman just as much as the Bat of Gotham does. His two-film mauling of the Son of Krypton has been been far worse than anything dealt out in this movie’s brawl. The second, important...