In a stunning vision of direction and narrative, actor turned director Robin Wright brings to the screen a beautiful presentation of the life-changing journey that one woman makes when she returns to nature in Land. After experiencing an unspeakable tragedy, a middle-aged woman retreats to an isolated cabin in the Wyoming wilderness. Surviving hardship, a […]
Movie Reviews
‘The United States Vs. Billie Holiday’ – Review
In a searing artist portrait of noted musician and civil rights activist Billie Holiday in The United States Vs. Billie Holiday, director Lee Daniels presents a completely 360 portrait of an artist encountering both the good and bad, her dreams and her demons and this film hits you with deep and emotional impact. In the […]
‘Wrath of Man’ – Review
Guy Ritchie and Jason Statham are back, and they’re seriously ready to take names with Wrath of Man, a dark and brutal action thriller that has taken the choke chain right off. And the result is a beast of a movie that is ready to bite! A mysterious and wild-eyed new cash truck security guard […]
‘Mortal Kombat’ – Review
GET OVER HERE….because the blockbuster season is here and it’s delivered one hell of a bang thanks to the arrival of the much anticipated Mortal Kombat adaptation and this one will seriously crank you up thanks to its spine-tearing action and in your face fatalities! A washed-up mixed martial arts fighter named Cole Young is […]
‘Tom & Jerry: The Movie’ – Review
School holidays are upon us and if you’re searching for a fun and friendly family film, that everyone will have fun with, then spending some time with those classic rascals, Tom and Jerry, in their brand new feature film Tom & Jerry: The Movie is a guaranteed great time out at the movies. Tom and […]
‘Voyagers’ – Review
The dawn of a new homeworld and a journey of discovery awaits in director Neil Burger’s Voyagers, but even millions of light-years away from the Earth we can’t escape our humanity and the animalistic urges that drive our behaviour. Set in the future, the film chronicles the odyssey of 30 young men and women who […]
‘The Pinkies Are Back’ – Review
In an inspiring documentary of female friendship and competitive dragon boat racing, director Lisa Burd tells the true story of the Pink Dragons Dragon Boat Racing team in The Pinkies Are Back, and their training to take on the new season and prove themselves as a brand new team. And if you’re seeking a film […]
‘The Courier’ – Review
You know it’s gonna be good when you see Benedict Cumberbatch’s name attached to a new movie, and in The Courier he again gives another incredible performance in the astonishing true story of an ordinary man caught up in one of the most extraordinary events of Cold War espionage in The Courier. The true story […]
‘Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway’
The school holidays are fast approaching and it’s always a great time to venture out to the movies, and once again Beatrix Potter’s classic characters are ready to head to the big screen in Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway and this one promise’s to be a real adventure. Bea (Rose Byrne), Thomas (Domhnall Gleeson), and […]
‘French Exit’ – Review
Three-time Academy Award nominee and bonafide Hollywood star Michelle Pfeiffer gives the performance of her career in the eccentric and whimsical drama French Exit. And for those who are seeking something different this one really delivers. “My plan was to die before the money ran out,” says 60-year-old penniless Manhattan socialite Frances Price (Michelle Pfeiffer), but […]