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The 2016 Playlist: Tracks of the Year
Amidst all the strife of 2016 we always have music to turn to. Chunks of life and artistic expression to take three of four minutes at a...
Allied
Allied is another unfortunate mis-step that has seemed all too common this year. What appears a brilliant concept: a couple meet in the...
Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them
JK Rowling invites us back into her magical world with the long-anticipated Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them, named after her...
Arrival
You certainly can't accuse Amy Adams of being lazy; two movies are gracing the cinemas at the moment featuring her considerable talents...
The Accountant
You may or may not be glad to hear that The Accountant does, indeed, feature a scene with Ben Affleck's titular character doing some...
Doctor Strange
It still surprises me that, after 12 films, paying cinema-goers would leave before the two after-credit stingers in Marvel films. Rest...
The Girl On The Train
The Girl On The Train rolls into cinemas with nary a delay in sight. Relocating the novel to America (it better suits the picturesque...
Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children
Tim Burton's latest: Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children, is based on Ransom Rigg's young adult novel of the same name. Seemingly...
The Girl With All The Gifts
The Girl With All The Gifts dares to innovate in the rather saturated zombie market. It's a fair while since we've seen a...
The Magnificent Seven
The Magnificent Seven, frustratingly, keeps up 2016's record of delivering Blockbusters with a distinct 'meh' factor. Perhaps not daring...
The Infiltrator
The Infiltrator continues TV and film's ongoing obsession with the 'War on Drugs.' A portrayal of Robert Mazur's amazing, true-life,...
Cafe Society
Cafe Society is a love letter from Woody Allen to old Hollywood. We've been treated this year with the Coen Brother's Hail! Caesar which...
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