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‘A watched pot never boils', but sometimes it does by Emma Chen courtesy of IMDB Rating 3.5/5 Set in a high-end restaurant on the Friday...

The most dazzling murder mystery by Maximilian Merkel Rating: 4/5 photo courtesy of IMDb Kenneth Branagh and his version of Agatha...

Even though Tom Holland is nice to look at Graeme Sutherland Rating: 1/5 photo courtesy of IMDb It’s ironic that a film called...

by A. M. Kalus Instead of the usual topic of romantic love, on this Valentine’s Day I decided to talk about finding the strength to love...

by Ryan Raitt Following its world premiere at the 2021 Cannes Film Festival, Joanna Hogg’s highly acclaimed sequel The Souvenir Part II...

Pointless, recycled material by Katerina Gort Rating: ★★ This review contains some spoilers Spanish director and writer Pedro Almodóvar...

An In-Tents Circus Thriller by Ask Vestergaard Rating: 4/5 It is very easy to romanticize the circus life. Nomadic caravans, colorful...

Heart-breaking, heart-warming, and all in between by Rory Buccheri Rating: 5/5 Kenneth Branagh’s Belfast (2021) navigates with disarming...

Blatant Historical Revisionism by Ask Vestergaard Rating: 1/5 This review contains some spoilers The King’s Man is a prequel to Matthew...

by Rory Buccheri The snippets of reviews I have glanced at so far suggest that Spencer (2021) has been received by the public as a...

by Ask Vestergaard photo courtesy of IMDb In Rebecca Hall’s sumptuous adaptation of Nella Larsen’s eponymous 1929 novel, a Black woman...

By Emma Chen The article contains spoilers ‘Third time’s a charm,’ they say. Indeed, Dune (2021) is the cinematic proof of the truth...

by Ryan Raitt #KeepSohosSecrets; a request from Edgar Wright himself, the creative mind behind such classics as Shaun of the Dead (2004)...

by Amy Smith Having studied and fallen in love with Shakespeare’s Macbeth at school years ago, I was intrigued to see what director Joel...