Michael Caine anchors this vision of Swingin’ Sixties London
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Podcast: RIP The Best Popular Film Oscar (Part 1)
In Part 1, we discuss our favourites and our middle ones of 2018
Film Review: "Harmony: The Five Frequencies Saga Part 1" is the title of a real movie
Sometimes whole scenes go by and the actors do a good enough job to make you feel not embarrassed
Lavazza Italian Film Festival 2018: "Boys Cry"
The Lavazza Italian Film Festival will be feeding punters with some of the best Italian cinema the continent has to offer.
FILM REVIEW: The "Johnny English" franchise will live to Die Another Day
Johnny English is out of retirement for (probably) the first time.
Film Review: "The House With A Clock In Its Wall" Is As Imaginative As Its Title
A lump of cracked dough slathered in movie-flavoured sauces.
Film Review: "McQueen" is a beautiful and emotional chronicle of Alexander McQueen's rise in fashion
A gorgeous and raw look into the life of the disruptive visionary, (Lee) Alexander McQueen.
Podcast: Blackkklansman, Mission Impossible Fallout, Christopher Robin, Luke Cage, GLOW, OITNB
Spoiler-free reviews of recent movies Blackkklansman, Mission Impossible - Fallout, Christopher Robin, as well as new seasons of Netflix shows Luke Cage, GLOW, and Orange Is The New Black.
Film Review: "BlacKkKlansman" is hilarious, but it's no joke
This Spike Lee joint is one of the year’s best.
FILM REVIEW: Out-of-this-world "Living Universe" imagines the first mission beyond our solar system
Living Universe is a beautiful, intriguing and mind-blowing documentary imagining the perilous first mission to a planet outside our solar system and the search for alien life in our universe.
Film Review: "The Breaker Upperers" is a disappointingly broken comedy
Amid the dead air and amateurish production, I could vaguely sense where The Breaker Upperers humour was coming from, and it’s certainly a refreshing perspective. You want to like it because it's so desperate to please and to make you laugh.
Film Review: Competent but conventional "Beirut" isn't worthy of Jon Hamm
If there’s any reason to see this, it’s for Jon Hamm.
Film Review: "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again" doesn't let a plot get in the way of a good time
Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again might be lacking in the plot department, but that doesn’t stop it from being an entertaining film and a must for any musical fan.
Film Review: In "Skyscraper", How Much Dangling In The Air Can One Man Do?
It’s a The Rock movie.
Scandinavian Film Fest: "What Will People Say" Is a heartbreaking depiction of an even more heartbreaking truth
The annual Scandinavian Film Fest is back in a big way with this wonderful Norwegian/Pakistani tale.
Rev Film Fest: "Bugs" is an exceptional depiction of modern Australian school life
An incredible debut feature that heralds a genuine talent, BUGS follows a group of teenagers at high school as they plan their weekend and jostle for position in the complex hierarchy of teenage social networks.
Film review: "You Were Never Really Here" Deconstructs the Action movie
An anti-action action film.
Requiem For a Film: Dark and Witty with profanities galore, “In Bruges” has us laughing and thinking at the same time
Before “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri”, there was “In Bruges”.
Greg Sestero: Friendship is art and art is challenging
An interview with Greg Sestero, of The Room, The Disaster Artist, and now, Best F(r)iends, fame.