It is always a special experience to see Roald Dahl’s legacy thriving and flourishing on screen. His stories are forever young and timeless, it makes me happy to know children still want to watch his movies and Hollywood still wants to make them. In saying that, I am biased and I tried my hardest whilst watching this film not to compare to the classic 1996 adaption of Matilda but alas, I couldn’t help myself. Although this film uses songs and original story moments from the s

Run Rabbit Run is a psychological thriller with a number of compelling moments but as a whole, this film is rather unoriginal and somewhat threadbare. Typical ghost story tropes were used throughout which left little to the imagination, I could predict the sinister ending from the first moment we met these characters. There is no doubt this film is executed well, directed and filmed with precision but nonetheless, these elements didn’t distract from the minimal and enigmatic

This review was a difficult one, it was a challenge to get all my thoughts onto the paper. For months all I've seen is Barbenheimer, all...

Having watched this film makes me proud to love cinema, this is a true display of every potential cinema has to offer. A cinematic...

Daredevil archaeologist Indiana Jones races against time to retrieve a legendary dial that can change the course of history. Accompanied...