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Gladiator II
There’s no limit to how much time can pass, no limit to the standalone nature of an original film and no limit to the success both...
Conclave
Conclave turns the process of electing a new Pope into an intense and gripping thriller. Based on the novel by Robert Harris this is a...
Red One
There’s no doubt that Red One is definitely better off for being a ‘Christmas film.’ That descriptor has its limitations as well as its...
Juror #2
Age is just a number in cinema and Clint Eastwood (94!) has given us another thought-provoking and effortlessly well made drama with...
Venom: The Last Dance
Venom: The Last Dance concludes the maligned series with an actual scene of the titular character dancing. To Abba. For no reason. At a...
Megalopolis
2024 seems to be the year of great Directors choosing absurdism/ choosing violence/ choosing to challenge/ getting poetic license/ losing...
Joker: Folie a Deux
I still can’t quite get to grips with what my thoughts are on Joker: Folie a Deux. The sensationalism and wildly contrasting opinions...
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Legacy sequel time and fortunately there should be more smiles than frowns after a viewing of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. Not only could you...
Trap
I think I was lured into the trap of the trailer for Trap in thinking that this concept was a good idea. It wasn’t until the production...
Borderlands
And then I go and spoil it all by saying something stupid like ‘videogame adaptations are good now.’ Unfortunately, that statement has to...
Deadpool & Wolverine
No spoilers here, but if you do want to go in completely blind to Deadpool & Wolverine I would stop reading now. Still here? Ok, how do...
Twisters
A nostalgia storm is coming and it might just be enough to change the winds of mainstream cinema. As superhero universes and franchises...
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