Review: Soul – Astonishing Animation About Life And Our Purpose
Jacob Hando reviews Pixar’s much anticipated release from acclaimed director Pete Docter.
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Review: Come Away – A Misguided Retelling of the Classic Tales
Katie Evans gives her verdict on this peculiar reimagining on both J.M.Barrie and Lewis Carroll’s beloved characters.
Review: Silent Night – Criminally Festive Fun
Georgie Holmes provides her verdict on this new Christmas film with a criminal twist.
Review: Mank – ‘Beautiful Ode to Hollywood’s Pioneering Spirit’
David Fincher returns with Mank but is it’s reverence to Classical Hollywood style over substance? Jacob Hando reviews.
Review: Lost At Christmas – ‘Authentically Scottish’
Morgan McMillan reviews this new Scottish Christmas rom com from Ryan Hendrick.
Review: Stardust – Lack Of Bowie’s Music Undermines Interesting Biopic
Gabriel Range’s new biopic about Bowie has received fairly negative press, but is it really that bad? Conor O’Hanlon reviews.
Review: Mangrove – Politically Driven Masterpiece
Katie Evans offers her verdict on Steve McQueen’s opening film in his Small Axe series.
Review: On the Rocks – Comedy-Drama That’s Neither Funny Or Dramatic
Is Sofia Coppola’s latest collaboration with Bill Murray supposedly ‘lost in translation’? Tilly Magwaza reviews.
Review: Borat: Subsequent Moviefilm – ‘Repulsive But With Bruising Political Honesty’
Borat is back, but is it ‘very nice’? Jacob Hando reviews.
Review: Freaks: You’re One of Us – ‘Unsatisfying and Pointless’
**Spoilers for the film below!** Imagine a world where everyday people possess superpowers.…
Review: Eternal Beauty
Welsh actor and director Craig Roberts’ second directorial feature film Eternal Beauty (2019) is a…
Review: The Boys in The Band -‘Sensational Yet Deeply Poignant’
Adapted from Mart Crowley’s 1968 play, ‘The Boys in The Band’ has arrived on Netflix.…
LFF Review: The Reason I Jump – An Extraordinary Plunge Into The Autistic Experience
Theo Smith, our film editor, reviews the Audience Award winner from Sundance in January.
Review: Bill and Ted Face the Music
Comedy sequels are very hard to do and often damage the legacy of the originals…