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Sometimes, it pays to be slow! The first short in this anthology was released by Netflix in 2023, and subsequently won Best Live Action Short Film at the Oscars, and I always really wanted to get to it. But since … Continued

People! I’m going to watch Unfrosted 🙌 Jerry Seinfeld has directed a movie; a satirical look at the invention of the pop tart 💁‍♂️ It begins with Edsel Kellogg III (Jim Gaffigan), and his company of Kellogg’s cereal is flying … Continued

I simply cannot go another second without this movie being watched 🧐 I refer to the first Rebel Moon as ‘$2-Shop Star Wars Toys: The Movie”, and it ended on a cliffhanger, with a Part 2 just around the corner. … Continued

Apologies to Micheal Bay, but Zack Snyder has got to be the biggest rockstar director we have, right? He makes the scene with a young boy’s sex dream in Sucker Punch back in the day, and produces a near shot-for-shot … Continued

Maestro, please don’t be controversial. Since it’s the end of the year, I’ve got lots to do, so I don’t want this review to have to blow out to 2,500 words just to explain how and why it got under … Continued

On a lovely day, and sickened by the stagnant public of her suburb, Amanda Sanford (Julia Roberts) books her family a weekend away in the countryside on a whim. Amanda got a nice price on a relaxing rental house, yet … Continued

We are so lucky this year. New movies have come from David Fincher, Martin Scorsese, Christopher Nolan, Greta Gerwig, Noah Baumbach, Wes Anderson, Ari Aster, James Gunn… Need I say more? I wouldn’t say I have a favourite director, but … Continued

“Everything went from wrong to right, and the stars came out and filled up the sky. The music you were playing really blew my mind; it was love at first sight” – Kylie Minogue. Oh, if Haley Lu Richardson was … Continued

Oh snap, They Cloned Tyrone! There’s something fishy going on around here, when cowardly pimp, Slick Charles (Jamie Foxx), witnesses grumpy drug slinger, Fontaine (John Boyega), get shot and killed in a parking lot outside, only to come back to … Continued

Danny DeVito’s 1996 Matilda is my sister’s favourite movie, and therefore, a respected and very familiar movie of mine as well, as it was on in our household all the damn time (!). My sister and I went and saw … Continued