Is genius born out of fire and passion, or is it instead recognised, shaped and pursued until it blossoms into a force of creative brilliance? That question lies at the heart of Mr. Burton, a profoundly moving and beautifully constructed new drama from director Marc Evans. It is a film that captures both the fragility […]
Movie Reviews
‘Eddington’ – Review
Ari Aster has swapped his usual ritualized horror for full-blown societal dissection in Eddington, a black-comedy thriller that glues Western grit to modern media paranoia. Think dusty New Mexico, sheriff’s badges, mask wars, data centers, cults, conspiracy memes—and Joaquin Phoenix clutching his asthma inhaler like it’s a six-shooter. During the COVID-19 pandemic, a standoff between […]
‘The Naked Gun’ – Review
Director Akiva Schaffer, with the irreverent comedic flair of producer Seth MacFarlane, delivers a riot of slapstick brilliance with The Naked Gun, a laugh-out-loud resurrection of the iconic Police Squad! franchise. This legacy sequel introduces us to a brand-new bumbling detective in Lt. Frank Drebin Jr., played with surprising comedic gusto by Liam Neeson, and […]
‘Jane Austen Wrecked My Life’ – Review
Rom-com lovers, rejoice, Jane Austen Wrecked My Life has arrived in cinemas, and it’s the kind of sparkling French cinema that makes you want to curl up with a croissant in one hand and your well-worn copy of Pride and Prejudice in the other. Playful, self-aware, and brimming with bookish heart, this is a film […]
‘Weapons’ – Review
Zach Cregger’s Weapons isn’t content to deliver a straight shot of horror – it wants to rattle you, amuse you, and leave you chewing on its ideas long after the credits roll. Following the breakout success of Barbarian, Cregger pushes further into structural experimentation, giving us a multi-perspective, chapter-driven story that’s as unpredictable as it […]
‘Freakier Friday’ – Review
Okay girlies, grab your butterfly clips and your chunky charm bracelets because Freakier Friday is here, and it’s giving us EVERYTHING we’ve been craving. Disney has cracked the code — a perfect throwback to those early 2000s comedy gems we grew up on, but served with a fresh, modern glow-up. It’s chaotic, it’s heartfelt, it’s […]
‘Went Up The Hill’ – Review
The horror genre has always been a playground for nightmares. In contemporary cinema, it’s also become one of the most exciting creative spaces, where filmmakers push the boundaries of artistry while delivering the pulse-racing thrills audiences crave. It’s a genre where mood, theme, and emotional depth can be explored in ways that feel both fresh […]
‘The Life of Chuck’ – Review
What does a life truly mean? What memories do we leave behind? And in the face of inevitable endings, what joys do we take with us? These are the haunting and heart-swelling questions that bubble at the core of The Life of Chuck, the breathtaking new adaptation of Stephen King’s novella that delivers a luminous, […]
‘The Friend’ – Review
Every now and then, a film arrives that reaches into your soul and takes hold with quiet power. It doesn’t shout or scream—it whispers. And when it does, you listen. The Friend, the 2025 feature film adaptation of Sigrid Nunez’s beloved novel, directed with sublime restraint by Scott McGehee and David Siegel, is that rare […]
‘Four Letters of Love’ – Review
Romance reigns supreme in Four Letters of Love, the sweeping 2025 adaptation of Niall Williams’ beloved novel. This deeply heartfelt and emotionally wrought film is a stirring meditation on fate, longing, and the soul-deep connections that bind us across time and circumstance. Poetic and passionate, Four Letters of Love wraps audiences in a lyrical embrace […]