17th May 2019
Review: The Godfather Part II – 45th Anniversary
I’ve gone on record saying that The Godfather was a pretty overrated piece of work that I didn’t much care for or…
Author: Ewan Gleadow
13th May 2019
Review: The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
For a project that has taken almost two decades to come into fruition, The Man Who Killed Don Quixote certainly isn’t anything…
10th May 2019
Review: Tolkien
When you think of J. R. R. Tolkien, you most probably think of The Lord of the Rings or even The Hobbit. Your…
9th May 2019
Review: The 400 Blows – 60th Anniversary
There are so many astoundingly different facets of cinema that it often feels impossible to cover them all. The best…
7th May 2019
Review: On Her Majesty’s Secret Service – 50th Anniversary
Why George Lazenby didn’t stick around for another Bond movie was always a great mystery to me. Then I watched On…
3rd May 2019
Review: The Professor and the Madman
You’ll never watch this movie. Not because it’s unavailable or a hard to find movie, but because the marketing department…
3rd May 2019
Review: Halloween
Having not seen John Carpenter’s rendition of Halloween, it felt a bit silly to dive into a reboot sequel series that…
2nd May 2019
Review: The Children Act
Drama movies offer up one of the largest varieties of quality the film industry has ever seen. Sometimes we’ll see all-time…
2nd May 2019
Avengers Endgame: An alternate take!
What more can be talked of about Endgame that hasn’t already been said? I guess nobody has called it contrived fan service, pandering to obsessive…
30th April 2019
Review: Cold War
“Robbery” is the word I would use for Cold War’s loss at the Oscars earlier this year. Bested by Roma in both Foreign Film…