The Gangs all back for the fourth in the Toy Story series. However this time they are joined by the enigmatic but slightly confused ‘Forky’. A homemade toy who is understandably slightly unsure about his origin and role in the group. Despite its newcomer and familiar faces Toy Story 4 is very much Woody’s film. …
Directed by newcomer Lars Klevberg from a screenplay by Tyler Burton Smith. Child’s Play is tongue in cheek horror. Taking the classic slasher film of the 1980s and injecting it with modern discussions on AI, globally dominate companies and networked homes. The end result being a film that is as much about human responsibility and …
While Brightburn never quite manages to deliver the subversion of the Superman origin story it promised. It does deliver a well crafted horror that has moments of pure genius in delivery. Dovetailing themes from The Omen into the comic book world while creating its own unique visual world. If given the opportunity this is a …
With way too many plot holes, filled with quick and easy formula horror. Ma never allows itself the room to develop the story that the cast deserved. And while Octavia Spencer shines on screen, you are ultimately let down by a film that never knows what it wants to say, and what genre it wants …
Late Night is smart comedy/drama that braids diversity and inclusion with satirical wit, charm and humour into a film that ultimately offers hope to a more progressive workplace culture. Read our full review here Share your review here… Please ensure your review does not contain language or themes that may cause offence. We ask that …
Despite an outstanding performance from Matt Smith, Mapplethorpe fails to capture the artistic drive and impulses of Robert Mapplethorpe, rushing from one scene to the next in a haphazard manner, never allowing the audience too close to the artist and his work. Read our full review here Share your review here… Please ensure your review …
Rocketman is a rollercoaster of music, stunning visuals and electric performances that goes beyond the usual rock biopic, providing a truly creative portrait of a British music legend. Read our full review here Share your review here… Please ensure your review does not contain language or themes that may cause offence. We ask that all …
Despite its problems, Massoud and Scott keep Aladdin upbeat and on track with engaging performances and on screen chemistry. Unfortunately their efforts are never matched by Smiths Genie. Who needed a sprinkle of some of the Genies magic dust on his own performance to elevate the film to the heights it should have reached. Read …
We the Animals sears into your consciousness, challenging your feelings and emotions, while providing a beautifully performed and delivered film that is heartfelt and sincere. Read our full review here
With her first English language film, Denis has taken the science fiction genre to new levels of human exploration. Taking the base desires of humanity into space, with a story of creation and completion that never hides the darkness inherent in both. Read our full review here