Monkey Man Review

This is a film that really crept up on people. I had heard inklings that Dev Patel was directing an action film, but it didn’t feel like it was coming to anything, until the trailer was released a few weeks ago. When that trailer was released, it was clear that we were seeing a labour… Continue reading Monkey Man Review

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Review

I’ve made it clear in the past that I’m not the biggest Ghostbusters fan. I remember enjoying the first two films when I was younger, but going back to them I just didn’t enjoy them, I watched some episodes of The Real Ghostbusters but it wasn’t a big show when I was growing up and… Continue reading Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Review

Robot Dreams Review

The past few years have seen a surge in brilliant animated films coming out, to the point where this years nominees for Best Animated Film at the Oscars resulted in a category where I would have been happy with any of the nominees (aside from maybe Elemental) winning the award. There was always an asterisk… Continue reading Robot Dreams Review

Madame Web Review

I almost feel bad writing this review. This is a film that was probably doomed to failure from the start due to the corporate attitude we’ve been seeing from Sony with their Spider-Man films. Aside from the Spider-Verse films, which feel more like flukes as more of the live action films come out, all of… Continue reading Madame Web Review

The Zone of Interest Review

Even though he’s only directed four films, I think Jonathan Glazer is one of the most fascinating filmmakers working today. He’s always doing something different with his films and taking chances in terms of the tone and presentation of his films. Whilst I’ve not seen Birth, I found Sexy Beast and Under the Skin to… Continue reading The Zone of Interest Review

Wonka Review

When it was first announced that Warner Bros were going to be making an origin story film for Willy Wonka, I had absolutely no hopes for it. Given the other studios making Roald Dahl adaptations, mainly Netflix, it felt to me like a cynical cash grab by Warner Bros to retain the rights to the… Continue reading Wonka Review