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Exclusive Review of Under the Silver Lake
After Under the Silver Lake premiered to a divisive response, its wider release date has been pushed back twice, with both creating the narrative that: as a follow-up to acclaimed […]
Exclusive Review of Captain Marvel
Every previous MCU entry has had one major element in common: a male lead. The final stand-alone movie before Avengers: Endgame, the finale of Phase 3, has ultimately subverted this […]
Exclusive Review of Cold Pursuit
10 years after Taken, Liam Neeson rarely does action anymore. You could argue that this was because his brand of action cinema grew stale and the films themselves were far […]
In Conversation with Gonzalo Maza: Screenwriting at the BFI
‘It wasn’t me writing – it was a stream of ideas flowing through me…I was simply a tool.’ Among the great names that the BFI Future Film Festival gathered this […]
Exclusive Film Review: Happy Death Day 2U
Happy Death Day was a surprisingly enjoyable horror-comedy that, although limited by a PG-13 rating, managed to be a competent slasher as well as a creative homage to Groundhog Day. […]
Exclusive Double Film Review: Beale Street & Roma
If Beale Street Could Talk Few could have predicted that Moonlight would become the cultural, critical, and commercial phenomenon that it did, but after winning Best Picture in 2017, the […]
90’s Rom-Com She’s All That Turns 20
Whilst Valentines Day has just passed us by, if you’re still looking for that one thing to tug at your heart strings, then look no further than She’s All That, […]
Exclusive Review: Green Book
He’s done it once again. For many spectators, Viggo Mortensen will always be Aragorn from The Lord of the Rings but he did it once again and created a character […]
The 4 Most Disappointing Films of 2018
2018 had a few good surprises as far as films go, but there have also been some major let-downs that underwhelmed me greatly. These are in no particular order: Jurassic […]