It’s pretty obvious that The Incredibles is one of Pixar’s best films. Even if it’s not among my personal favourites, that’s only because of how good other Pixar films are. Since it was released people have been clamouring for a sequel but we didn’t get one until now. With Brad Bird returning to give us… Continue reading Incredibles 2 Review
The First Purge Review
The Purge is a series that I wasn’t really interested in before this. The idea behind the series is strong, but the first film was just a bog standard home invasion film with a novel reason why the police don’t turn up and that really killed my interest in the series, the only other thing… Continue reading The First Purge Review
Hotel Artemis Review
This film seemed to come out of nowhere. I hadn’t heard of the film, then a few months ago the trailer suddenly dropped, and it looked like a lot of fun. A good, silly action film focused on a hospital for criminals, kind of like a version of The Continental from the John Wick series.… Continue reading Hotel Artemis Review
The Bookshop Review
So right now in the UK, we are in the midst of a heatwave and one of the best places to get out of a heatwave is the cinema since cinemas have guaranteed air conditioning. That’s pretty much the main reason why I decided to give The Bookshop a go, with the cast of Emily… Continue reading The Bookshop Review
Tag Review
So Tag initially wasn’t a film on my radar. I heard the premise of the film and saw one of the trailers and didn’t really think much of it. However, after how much I enjoyed Game Night, I thought it may be worth giving this another shot given that there are similarities between the two.… Continue reading Tag Review
Sicario 2: Soldado Review
I found it a grave disappointment that I wasn’t able to see Sicario in the cinema. Since it was released, the director of it, Denis Villeneuve, has fast become one of my favourite directors. I eventually ended up watching Sicario on Netflix, but the tension it created and the darkly beautiful direction and cinematography confirmed… Continue reading Sicario 2: Soldado Review
Genre Grandeur: The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)
So this month, I was asked by Rob of Movierob to decide which genre should be covered for his Genre Grandeur series and, as anyone who’s been reading my stuff for a while can tell through my Politic-a-Thons, I am a big fan of political thrillers so that’s the sub-genre I chose. Now it’s taken me… Continue reading Genre Grandeur: The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)
