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A Quiet Place
In space no one can hear you scream. In the cinema, they can. In A Quiet Place you don’t want anything to hear you scream. John...
Love, Simon
The revolution will not be televised but small steps are being made for inclusivity and progression on our screens. In the last few years...
Ready Player One
The best films have the power to take you out of the real world for a couple of hours at a time. Steven Spielberg’s Ready Player One is a...
Isle Of Dogs
The plight of the auteur can be a tricky one indeed. Keeping to noticeable stylistic traits whilst introducing new ideas and avoiding...
Game Night
It’d be fair to say that comedy is the most disparate genre. Easy, cynical cash-ins sit next to finely honed scripts and box office...
You Were Never Really Here
The arthouse take on a well-worn action, thriller or gangster trope often turns out to be one of the highlights of any given year in...
Tomb Raider
Is it the end of the adventure film? For so long the bastion of blockbuster filmmaking and home to early classics but beaten out by its...
Gringo
Cartels are still trending high with movie and TV producers at the moment and we’ve seen some great gangster shows and films based on...
Red Sparrow
Let’s start this review boldly and say that Red Sparrow is exponentially better than the widely-middling critical consensus. Far more of...
Lady Bird
The last of the Best Picture nominations to make it to these shores (but, spoiler alert, didn’t win) is the much-heralded Lady Bird....
Black Panther
It takes something truly special to upstage Spider-Man’s long-awaited integration into the MCU but that’s how I and plenty of others felt...
The Maze Runner: The Death Cure
We haven’t had much luck recently when it comes to Young Adult trilogy closers. Since the triumphant close to the Harry Potter series the...
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