Watch, then read, unless you don't care about SPOILERS! I love to discuss character and story, which is often difficult to do without touching on specific scenes or a movie's ending.
A friend suggested we ‘witness the rise of the Northman’ in cinemas together. Yeah, right; I was planning to watch it at home, later in the year, where I could hide under the doona covers during more confronting moments, like … Continued
I’m late to it, but I’m here to review it. X, marks the spot. Maxine Minx (Mia Goff) is an exotic dancer, off to make a porno movie in the summer of 1979, with her producer boyfriend Wayne (Martin Henderson), … Continued
It’s Judd Apatow’s seventh feature film. It feels like he’s directed more, probably because he’s written and produced so many more. But with Apatow at the helm, we should know what to expect by now; a high-quality blend of drama … Continued
I’ve actually been looking forward to Morbius. Unlike Venom, where after two movies I still don’t see Tom Hardy as Eddie Brock, Jared Leto seems like great casting to me, in the role of Dr. Michael Morbius, the Living Vampire. … Continued
When I saw a trailer for The Adam Project, it just looked like fun. It looked like the type of movie Steven Spielberg or Robert Zemeckis would make in the eighties – a light and wholesome adventure for the entire … Continued
Hold up! The early awe for this movie, even from the trailers, has been mountainous. I personally think this movie should have a hard task, living up to the two great recent iterations of Batman in movies that are less … Continued
And so here’s a movie based upon another classic play, but one which I’ve never even heard anything about. Sure, I’ve seen the comically long nose before, I know Steve Martin’s Roxanne is a thing, but I’ve never heard of … Continued
Not one of you wanted Rose Leslie (the redhead maid) to lean into Kenneth Branagh during her interrogation, and scold him with, ‘you know nothing, Hercule Poirot’? C’mon! Oh, I’m easily pleased. Kenneth Branagh directs his second movie released in … Continued
Let’s keep the black and white going. I really wanted The Tragedy of Macbeth to be my first review of the year, but it didn’t work out like that. Luckily, I was able to get a lend of somebody’s Apple … Continued
Amidst the beginning of the Troubles, the Northern Ireland Conflict, Belfast catalogues the days of schoolboy Buddy (Jude Hill), as his family weighs up the costs and benefits of leaving their home for a new and safer start elsewhere. Loving … Continued