Movie Reviews

We all enjoy a ridiculous thriller now and again, and Netflix especially seems to have something bordering a fetish for them. A great, fairly recent...

This review of The Players (Netflix) is spoiler-free. In depicting men at their worst, The Players, a new collection of short sketches on Netflix, doesn’t...

Netflix documentary We Are One was released on the platform on July 14, 2020. A festering mentality that is growing in some areas of the...

Netflix film DJ Cinderella was released on the platform on July 14, 2020, in the UK. This review of the comedy contains no spoilers. I’m...

Dreambuilders (originally called Drømmebyggerne in Denmark) is about Minna, a young girl who discovers how dreams come about and their influence on waking life. It...

In One Way to Denmark (also simply known as Denmark) Rafe Spall plays Herb, who has had enough of his life in small-town Wales. Most...

Ghosts of War is an uncommonly atmospheric and clever film. I watched it on the edge of my seat, while mentally just sitting back to...

You can guess from the title what Arthur & Merlin: Knights of Camelot is about, and you’d be partly right. The story largely follows the...

There isn’t much that you can say that you haven’t read before about movies like Force of Nature. It’s a poor heist thriller wrapped in a natural...

This review of Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Walter Mercado contains some minor spoilers. If you heard the name Walter Mercado during your childhood,...

Apple TV+ film Greyhound will be released on the platform on July 10, 2020. A little rumour has spread that Tom Hanks is not entirely...

Netflix’s The Old Guard is based on the best-selling comic book series of the same name illustrated by Leandro Fernandez, a critically acclaimed Argentine artist...

Netflix Special Stand-Up Jim Jefferies: Intolerant will be out on the platform on July 6, 2020. What’s incredibly strange about Jim Jefferies’ stand-up routine is...

When James (Adrian Glynn McMorran) was small, he foresaw the death of his mother and was unable to prevent it. As a result, he grew...

Have you ever told a piece of kit or software to “calm down, relax”? In Archive, George Almore tells a robot he made just that...

I hate films like The F**k-It List. It’s the equivalent of the old adage that a lie can travel halfway around the world while the...

It’s a tall order to surpass, not to mention just reach Hirokazu Kore-eda’s 2018 critical smash Shoplifters. The film about an eclectic put–together family who steals...

There’s nothing particularly special about Under the Riccione Sun, but it is undeniably enjoyable to watch. The drama will undoubtedly be enjoyed by teenagers purely...