21st March 2019
Review: Early Man
Aardman Animations have always been inconsistent with their animated productions. Whereas classics like Wallace and Gromit: Curse of the Were Rabbit and Chicken…
Author: Ewan Gleadow
21st March 2019
Review: The Conversation (45th Anniversary)
As far as prestige goes in the world of acting, there’s nobody quite like Gene Hackman. One of the all-time…
21st March 2019
Review: Thunder Road
To write, direct, star, score and edit your own movie on a budget of less than half a million is…
21st March 2019
Review: Fahrenheit 451
Fahrenheit 451, much like Lord of the Flies, Animal Farm and Alan Partridge: Nomad are all classic pieces of literature that will never make a…
21st March 2019
Review: Triple Frontier
The post-Argo world hasn’t been too kind to Ben Affleck. Ever since he stepped up onto that stage and clutched his…
21st March 2019
Review: A Serious Man (10th Anniversary)
The Coen Brothers have always brought out consistently enjoyable movies. Most of their output is extremely enjoyable and highly regarded…
18th March 2019
Review: Overlord
A couple of months back, us cinema fans were eagerly anticipating the fourth instalment into the Cloverfield franchise. A solid beginning with…
18th March 2019
Review: Beautiful Boy
Oscar snubs are one thing, but the sheer audacity of the Academy is obvious when you realise Timothée Chalamet and Steve Carell went…
18th March 2019
Review: Blindspotting
I hate to assert that some movies are more important than others. It feels like I’m devaluing certain genres in favour of…
15th March 2019
Review: Fahrenheit 11/9
Michael Moore is quite genuinely one of the most prolific and enjoyable documentary makers around. He’s the American Louis Theroux,…