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REVIEW | WE HAVE A GHOST
Lacks the style of Landon’s ideologies, instead, becoming a lazy reproduction of those cheesy and ghostly experiences of a previous era.

Archive
Mar 2, 2023


REVIEW | CREED III
Full of emotion that is felt in every punch and every swing, the predictability takes a side step, making Creed III a truly enjoyable watch.

Elliot Lines
Mar 2, 2023


REVIEW | COCAINE BEAR
Cocaine Bear provides a solid sniff of quality ‘turn-your-brain-off’ entertainment, with an absolutely blissful 95 minute runtime.

Jack Ransom
Feb 27, 2023


REVIEW | ALL THE BEAUTY AND THE BLOODSHED
A feat of documentary filmmaking chronicling how art is intrinsically woven into the fabric of resistance.

Archive
Feb 23, 2023


REVIEW | ALICE, DARLING
Alice, Darling has the best intentions, and a lot of heart, but really misses the mark in telling the important story that it wants to.

Becca Johnson
Feb 22, 2023


REVIEW | ANT MAN AND THE WASP: QUANTUMANIA
You have seen it all before: From the jokes, the plot beats, to the reveals, the only difference is that it hasn’t looked quite this ugly.

Jack Ransom
Feb 20, 2023


REVIEW | YOUR PLACE OR MINE
A fluffy, charming and watchable flick that whilst isn't the most engaging love story of all time, is worth watching.

Becca Johnson
Feb 16, 2023


REVIEW | PUSS IN BOOTS: THE LAST WISH
A genuinely funny, visually striking adventure film that had me rooting for the film’s core trio and had me laughing throughout.

Archive
Feb 15, 2023


REVIEW | MAGIC MIKE'S LAST DANCE
One can only assume that Magic Mike’s Last Dance is, in fact, his last dance — and boy do we hope.

Archive
Feb 13, 2023


REVIEW | SOMEBODY I USED TO KNOW
A vast improvement over Dave Franco's directorial debut and should be the launching point for the rest of his directing career.

Archive
Feb 10, 2023


REVIEW | KNOCK AT THE CABIN
Knock at the Cabin is definitely worth the cinema trip as it's an extremely competent thriller and one of Shyamalan's best for a while.

Becca Johnson
Feb 7, 2023


SUNDANCE 2023 ROUND-UP
Find all of Alex's coverage in one place; initial reactions for all the films he watched plus links to his extended reviews.

Alex Gilston
Feb 3, 2023


REVIEW | BLUE JEAN
This isn’t a love story, it's a story of self-acceptance. The final scenes of queer joy prove there is hope; you have a place in this world.

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Feb 3, 2023


REVIEW | YOU PEOPLE
A Netflix comedy that is a little too obvious and massively cliched while failing with its aim of being a “clever take” on social commentary

Archive
Feb 1, 2023


REVIEW | PLANE
Switch your brain off, jump into the cockpit and embrace the loud shooty bang bang and bone snapping fisticuffs.

Jack Ransom
Jan 31, 2023


REVIEW | RYE LANE
If Rye Lane is any kind of indicator to the level of British cinema we’re going to be getting this year, then it’s going to be cracking.

Alex Gilston
Jan 31, 2023


REVIEW | THE ACCIDENTAL GETAWAY DRIVER
With The Accidental Getaway Driver, we come for the high stakes hostage thriller, but in the end we stay for this intriguing relationship.

Alex Gilston
Jan 30, 2023


REVIEW | ONYX THE FORTUITOUS AND THE TALISMAN OF SOULS
Onyx has his fans and you can’t scratch the feeling that’s who this is ultimately made for, a lot of whom backed the project.

Alex Gilston
Jan 29, 2023


REVIEW | A THOUSAND AND ONE
A Thousand and One is beautifully written and impeccably acted. A.V. Rockwell proves that she is one to watch going forward.

Alex Gilston
Jan 28, 2023


REVIEW | EILEEN
If the ending embraced the craziness of the final act as both McKenzie and Hathaway did then it had the makings of being more satisfying.

Alex Gilston
Jan 25, 2023
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