Encounter Review: Riz Ahmed Stars In 2021’s Biggest Surprise
Academy Award Nominee Riz Ahmed stars in Encounter, a psychological thriller that is about to convert your expectations.
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Flee Review: Neon’s Exceptional Animated Documentary is One of this years very best films
FLEE, Denmark’s candidate for the Best International Film Oscar, is nothing short of exceptional. Read more in our review.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid Review: A Short Fun Time Brings Charm for the Entire Family
Diary of a Wimpy Kid is adaption of the first book and film – but this time it’s in animated form, and it worked quite well.
The Power of The Dog Review: Benedict Cumberbatch commands the screen in Netflix’s new western
Jane Campion returns after 12 years with her new film The Power of the Dog. Read why the wait was worth it in our review:
Tick, Tick… Boom! Review: Andrew Garfield Delivers a Career BEst Performance in Lin-Manuel Miranda’s stellar Musical Drama
Tick, Tick Boom is a stellar directorial debut by Lin-Manuel Miranda and does gift audiences with Andrew Garfield’s most brilliant performance yet.
Passing Review: Rebecca Hall’s Strong Directorial Debut is More Than Worth Watching
Passing is an exquisitely shot and acted drama, that is more than worth a watch.
Red Notice Review: Netflix’s Most Expensive Film Production Is a Fun One, But Nothing More
Netflix’s most expensive original film production, Red Notice, is an entertaining, high-octane blockbuster, that should please fans around the world.
Home Sweet Home Alone Review: Just Stick With The Classics
Home Sweet Home Alone is a reboot of a beloved Christmas classic, that nobody asks for and offers nothing to justify its existence. Read more in our review:
The Electrical Life of Louis Wain: Cumberbatch Shines in Quirky And Colorful, Yet Formulaic Biopic
Quirky, colorful, and formulaic are three words to best describe Josh Sharpe’s The Electrical Life of Louis Wain.