Review: Bill and Ted Face the Music
Comedy sequels are very hard to do and often damage the legacy of the originals…
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LFF Review: I Am Samuel – Intimate and Inspirational Documentary
Film Editor Theo Smith gives his thoughts on this courageous documentary.
Review: Enola Holmes – A Witty Tale of Rebellious Feminism
Lucy Maggs reviews Millie Bobby Brown’s latest outing as Enola Holmes.
Review: A Perfectly Normal Family – Pleasant But Not Quite Perfect
Lucy Maggs shares her thoughts on the Danish drama/comedy.
Review: 23 Walks – A Love Story For The Older Generation
Becky Davies reviews the latest romance from Paul Morrison.
Review: Say Your Prayers – A Most Peculiar Comedy of Errors
With its tagline, ‘Prepare for one radical weekend,’ Say Your Prayers is incredibly effective at…
Review: Becky – Nonsensical Gore Is The Only Selling Point
Emily Dennis provides her verdict on this gore-fest revenge thriller starring Kevin James and Lulu Wilson.
Review: I Used To Go Here – The Only Laughter Produced Was Discomfort
Georgie Holmes reviews Kris Rey’s new college comedy.
Review: Schemers
Produced by Black Factory Films and Munro Films, Schemers is the first full-length feature to be…
Review: REAL – Drawing You In, Only To Break You
Katie Evans reviews the directorial debut by Aki Omoshaybi.
Review: Tenet – Unique, Head-Spinning Cinematic Delight
Is Christopher Nolan’s latest blockbuster a success? Jacob Hando reviews.
Review: She Dies Tomorrow – Tedious Journey of Existentialism
Katie Evans offers her thoughts on the
Review: Inception 10th Anniversary – Apotheosis of Big Screen Filmmaking
As Christopher Nolan’s sci-fi epic returns to cinemas for its 10th anniversary, Jacob Hando revisits.
Review: Young Ahmed – Utterly Sincere Portrayal of Youth Radicalisation
Theo Smith reviews the latest film from the Dardenne Brothers