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F1: The Movie
Sometimes a film lands at just the perfect time and you find yourself watching something where you hope and anticipate that it could have...
Elio
It must be hard filling the role of the studio where everything you touch is expected to be gold. Fairly or unfairly, you might see...
28 Years Later
Not content with making just the one ‘unmakeable’ legacy sequel in T2: Trainspotting, Danny Boyle goes again in adding to the seminal 28...
How To Train Your Dragon (2025)
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery in more ways than one with How To Train Your Dragon. Not content with just wading into...
Ballerina
It’s exciting to watch a franchise grow in real time, especially when it’s largely audience-pushed and wasn’t necessarily thought of...
Lilo & Stitch (2025)
Lilo & Stitch was simultaneously a strange but optimal choice for Disney to put through the remake process. Whilst still having to rely a...
The Phoenician Scheme
To be a fly on the wall of the Wes Anderson creative process must be quite some experience. The ever-meticulous Director must go through...
Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning
There’s more than a strong argument that the Mission Impossible series is one of the best franchises out there (those that have gone...
The Surfer
The Surfer is another brilliant showcase for Nicolas Cage’s endless range and charisma. It's an exercise in doing a lot within one...
Thunderbolts*
And, just like that, Phase 5 of the MCU comes to an end. 17 years, endless discourse, 36 films, 13 TV shows, the ‘death of the superhero...
Sinners
Vampires aren’t just a guaranteed cinema filler, they’re also some of the most versatile creations. They may have their tropes and...
Warfare
Not much has come as close to articulating the phrase ‘war is hell’ than Warfare, the newest film from Alex Garland. Describing it as a...
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