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The Brighton Film Club's Films of the Year 2021
In some ways, it's wrong to be grateful for the sheer amount of movies released this year. Last year's delays and cancellations because...
The Brighton Film Club's Albums of the Year 2021
Christmas and the end of the year is always a good time to reflect as well as look forward. Once again, the year has been spent swinging...
Spider-Man: No Way Home
Like with Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Avengers: Endgame it's difficult to know where to begin with writing a review of Spider-Man:...
Dune
Well, Denis Villeneuve is certainly ballsy. Already one of the most exciting Directors around before he somehow made a Blade Runner...
The Last Duel
Film is an amazing art form for showing us just how little we’ve changed over time. It can affirm its point in a heavy handed or light...
Venom: Let There Be Carnage
The Cineworld screening for Venom: Let There Be Carnage on a Monday evening was nigh-on full. Is this a positive thing? A sign that the...
No Time To Die
No Time To Die (finally) comes to us almost From Daniel Craig (and the gang) With Love as the postscript to his tenure that almost never...
Respect
I’ve mentioned before in a previous post that The Brighton Film Club is attempting to construct the definitive list of ‘music films’...
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
A Marvel MCU review effectively writes itself these days. After 25 films you can basically expect 5 star epics like the Infinity...
Free Guy
Free Guy is the inevitable consequence of the success of Deadpool. Take a winning formula, maximise the budget and make it a little more...
Jungle Cruise
I remember writing a review of the Tomb Raider remake a few years ago where I loudly sounded the death knell for the adventure film as a...
The Suicide Squad
Despite the continued commercial and critical success of the genre, I just get an inkling that a crossroads is approaching for the...
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