Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali. In terms of modern-day thespian talent it doesn’t get much better than these two performers and in Green Book, they get the chance to bring their impressive skills to bear in a remarkable true story that will have a profound effect on your heart. Based on an extraordinary true story, […]
Movie Reviews
‘The Mule’ – Review
Whenever Hollywood legend Clint Eastwood returns to cinemas audiences are always in for a treat and his latest project, The Mule, is an extremely fascinating story of one man’s final outlaw journey. Earl Stone (Eastwood), a man in his 80s who is broke, alone and facing foreclosure on his business when he is offered a […]
‘Glass’ – Review
Do superheroes live amongst us? It was a question that director M. Night Shyamalan first asked in 2000’s gripping drama Unbreakable, and which he then continued to explore further with 2016’s intense thriller Split. Now in Glass he is ready to conclude his Eastrail 177 trilogy with the ultimate battle between good and evil. Security […]
‘Eighth Grade’ – Review
Adolescence. It’s something we all go through and our journey through it can invariably lead to momentous physical and mental changes that change who we are and shape us into who we will become. First time director Bo Burnham captures all of these radical changes in Eighth Grade in what I can only say is […]
‘Instant Family’ – Review
If you’re looking for some healthy and fun laughs this holiday season then Instant Family definitely needs to be on your list, and make no mistake about it in this laugh-out-loud comedy sees stars Mark Wahlberg and Rose Bryne get one serious crash course in modern day parenting. When Pete (Mark Wahlberg) and Ellie (Rose […]
‘At Eternity’s Gate’ – Review
He is regarded as one of history’s greatest ever artists, but for Vincent van Gogh life was anything but easy. His will to create was absolute and if by some sad circumstance he suffered for his art absolutely, yet he left works that were utterly transformative. Now in a brand new vision masterful painter turned […]
‘Ralph Breaks The Internet’ – Review
Any time Disney Pixar comes to cinemas it instantly grabs our attention, and their latest work, Ralph Breaks The Internet is a thoroughly fun tale that takes us back to the arcade and the lives of our two favourite video game characters, Wreck-It Ralph (John C. Reilly) and Vanellope von Schweetz (Sarah Silverman) and completely […]
‘The Favourite’ – Review
Yorgos Lanthimos returns to cinemas to provoke audiences once again with The Favourite, and here the auteur director turns his eye to the ravenous court of Queen Anne with a cinematic presentation that results in a devilishly jestful comedy of tension and suspense. Early 18th century. England is at war with the French. Nevertheless, duck […]
‘Mary Poppins Returns’ – Review
Get ready to take a stroll back down Cherry Tree Lane because everyone’s favourite magical nanny returns for another fun-filled imaginative adventure in Mary Poppins Returns. In 1930s London, Jane (Emily Mortimer) and Michael Banks (Ben Whishaw) are now grown-up, with Michael still living in the house on Cherry Tree Lane. He lives there with […]
‘Vice’ – Review
Fresh from his much-beloved debut of The Big Short, Adam McKay once again turns his sharp critique on contemporary America with Vice and this film will rock you to your core. Vice is the story of Dick Cheney (Christian Bale), an unassuming bureaucratic Washington insider, who quietly wielded immense power as Vice President to George […]