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Reviews
Saturday Night
Saturday Night is a different kind of biopic, telling the story of the moments before the very first broadcast of SNL. It’s an absolutely...
A Real Pain
A Real Pain is such a perfect, double meaning title for Jesse Eisenberg’s thought-provoking, charming, funny and brilliant new film. A...
Better Man
Much like we learn about his career itself, against all the odds Robbie Williams’ story Better Man joins the top table of music biopics....
Babygirl
Arguably without clear frontrunners, 2025’s Oscars race in all the major categories appears to be wide open. Nicole Kidman will certainly...
The Brighton Film Club's Albums of the Year 2024
Another year where the number of albums in the below list has had to be bumped up and still doesn't do justice to what's been released. I...
The Brighton Film Club's Films of the Year 2024
The Brighton Film Club presents the Films of the Year 2024 after another stacked year for our screens. We've opted to only include films...
The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim
Going down the ‘feature length and theatrically released anime’ path to continue the Lord of the Rings story is something I’m sure many...
Kraven The Hunter
What’s more surprising? That the superhero boom has led to a solo film for Spider-Man antagonist Kraven The Hunter? That Sony’s...
Queer
Releasing two films in one year is a pretty impressive feat for any Director. Bizarrely, for the second time this year, a celebrated...
We Live In Time
Bring your laugh and cry tissues to the cinema to start the year with the Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh led We Live In Time....
Wicked
The revival of the cinema-packing musical can’t help but bring a smile to your face. Whether it’s biopics, adaptations or originals, it’s...
Paddington In Peru
Capping a trilogy after two top tier films often proves a difficult task. It’s easy to count those trilogies that keep the quality across...
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