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Thor: Love and Thunder
It seems that with every Marvel Phase 4 film, the first thing to comment is always that Marvel have got to a stage where they can do...
Elvis
If you’re looking for a biopic, you’ve come to the right place. It seems churlish to think that a nearly three-hour film could feel...
Lightyear
Ok, so Lightyear is an in-universe film and the influence for Andy getting the Buzz toy in the first Toy Story. A film-within-film setup...
Jurassic World: Dominion
A downside to the dominance of the superhero genre has finally revealed itself: other traditional blockbusters really have to do...
Top Gun: Maverick
A simple statement right upfront: Top Gun: Maverick is THE example of how to do a ‘plenty-of-years-later’ sequel, with some or all of the...
Everything Everywhere All At Once
You wait so long for a film about the multiverse and then two appear in cinemas at once. Whilst the all-conquering MCU shows no signs of...
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is glorious proof that Marvel have gone beyond satiating audience expectations and initiating...
The Northman
There are some films where you don’t just get entertainment, you get an ‘experience.’ Sometimes you can even hold on the entertaining...
Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets Of Dumbledore
A review of the new Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets Of Dumbledore, by Rita Skeeter. Not sure if you could deem this film an adaptation of...
An Album Parallel Between Taylor Swift and Biffy Clyro
Ok, hear me out. I've realised there's a peculiar parallel in the album careers of Taylor Swift and Biffy Clyro. Is this cutting edge,...
Morbius
The first signs of superhero-fatigue seem to be settling in amongst the wider public if the scathing feedback to Morbius is anything to...
The Lost City
The adventure film is the last genre I expected to have a revival. After sounding its death knell after the failed Tomb Raider and Mummy...
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